Iowa Farm Bureau backs laws to protect agricultural land
Iowa Farm Bureau urged lawmakers to fix 1965 reversion errors on railroad right of way and to limit annexation of prime agricultural land. Jerry Snethen argued abandoned rights of way should revert to original owners and that agricultural zones must retain freedom of operation. He warned against proposals to raise property taxes on farm land.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Iowiowa Farm Bureau
Jerry Snethen
Farm Bureau
Snethen
Tarm Bureau
State Legislative Land
Sne
Porm Bureau
Siies
Auction Notice From Eastern Ave Sale Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an auction at 248 Eastern Ave. The listing mentions Richard McNgram, Hedman, Vernon, Aveton, and Franke and Sans of Lisbon. It references antiques, Mechanicsville, and a close out with weights 2.3 pounds for items such as chavs and a mention of Gpa and Congan.
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Richard McNgram
Malit Wrest
Avenon
Gous
Hedman
WM Vernon
Aveton
T A.m
Goaus
Butabath Omar
sSale
Eastern Ave
Tharenga
Ya.t
Franke and Sans
Lisbon
Eastford
Mechanicsville
Lowell
Walters
Congan
World Food Output Likely to Expand Substantially
A report prepared for Senate agriculture subcommittees projects substantial gains in world food production within a few years. It warns that the future balance of global supply relies on consumption policies in Russia and China and on trade policies of the European Common Market. The authors, at the request of Senators Humphrey and Middleton, emphasize prompt policy action to avoid possible future shortages or famine.
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HPI
Tec
Tod
Senate Agriculture
Russia
China
Worid Iapork Neale Wuld
Sens
Hobert Mumphrey
D-Minn
Walter I
Middleston
D-Ky
Agricht
Hure
Maddleston
Humphrey
Anericutture
Auction Sale Record Set At Albin
Officials of the Town Tivateick Auction Markets Assn. report a record sale Wednesday in Albin with cattle from Fawn and Monong county. Head of white-type yearlings sold for about 86.7 dollars per head, with 400,000 dollars in cattle from Monong county. The event followed favorable weather and new fair receipts at Winneshiek Fair in Decorah.
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ALBIN
He Town
Tiveatick Auction Markets Assn
Believa N Ate
Diay Sale
Bush OK Avortis
Searting
Calle
Albin Sales
Tom Peterson
Elsworth
The
Quackets Association
Peterson
Moning County
Winneshiek Fair
Winneshiek
Canty Svenson
Svensall
Whaik
Stele Pair Association
Svensont
Talwontons
Decorah Fair Secretacy
Marty Halvorson
Ridgeway
Paul Hardy
Vic
Bill Renan
Teasurer
L. C. Bolson
Robert Baker
Erling Lemon
Robert Thorsen
Virwit Slot
Vernon Spilde
Tipton FFA Wins Cedar Soil Judging Event
The Tipton FFA chapter won the Cedar county soil judging contest. Top Tipton individuals were Debbie Hleffer Kent Whale and David Olburn. West Branch placed second.
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Tipton Ffa
Hpton
Tipton
Wheatland Firm Loses License Over Shortages and Records
Wheatland firm Davis Harm Supply, Inc., had its warehouse license canceled after state investigators found quantity and quality shortages in grain, improper records, and unkept warehouse receipts. The commission extended one line and noted broader transportation issues, with Davis Harm Supply seeking an extension to November 10.
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Crne
Jan
Supply, Inc
Verydon
Ratin
Hee
Conmission
Farm Groups Launch Communications Drive on Food Prices
Alarm at rising food costs triggers new public relations campaigns by farm groups. The Agriculture Council of America funds a center for farm communications to educate consumers on price drivers, with ANCA News Bureaus expanding in New York Washington Chicago and Denver to monitor coverage and offer positive farm commentary.
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Sheri Jake" Benbam
Huron County
Richard Stoken
William T. Gill
Elenbum
News Pigeon
Mich
Eleribaum
Sumiers
Ty Herrard Brenne
Washington
Ammon
Campaians
Tod Communications
Agricultuen Connell
Amerina
Stlls
Te Anerican National Gatemen's Association
First Ube Randy Las
ANCA
New York
Chicago
Sun Tranclace
Denver
Srvan
Wil Vondortrale
Tve
Monnis
Florida Farm Bureau Backs Nixon on News
The Florida Farm Federation delegates at a state convention approved a resolution supporting Nixon and his policies. They protest media disrespect toward the presidency and credit Nixon with healing wounds on the home front and restoring confidence in governance.
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Florida Farm Bureau
Nixon
Plversburg
Fla
Florida
Ue Msniders
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