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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
4
Auction notice for farm sale near Hartwick Street and Springville on March 23. Featuring dairy cows and farm equipment from multiple sellers including Cleggant and Cloweaut. Location details and times are read from the garbled OCR fragment.
State Senator James Gallagher urged Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to lift a CCC car-uses order and let farmers move grain. Glenn Weir replied that rail car shortages stem from multiple factors beyond CCC, including record grain supplies, exports, weather, fuel limits, and freight competition.
Keep off the corn and soy. A single trip broadcast application of HOPCAID high analysis fertilizer and herbicide reduces soil compaction and field traffic. It provides quick activation, even coverage, and timely nutrients, saving labor machinery fuel and nerves. Call for details.
Faun News reports a $3,000 memorial gift from the Liddy family to the Living History Farms foundation in Des Moines for Agriculture Secretary Earl J. Butz and the Liddys son Robert who died in an auto crash. The gift supports use of the farm educational project near town farms of 1840 1200 and the future while Butz urges cattlemen to cull cows to allow younger replacements and boost later production. Nixon administration opposes price freezes or controls, favoring increased production.
North Linn FFA elections and Clarinda show highlight a busy Iowa event week. The 17th annual Walled Hereford Sale drew buyers from across the region with 67 bulls sold for an average of 918 dollars. The top price reached 1,400 dollars for a two year old Compo Sir Mesa consigned by Campbell, Oxford.
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