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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1982

Page

33

Midwest Livestock Quotes and Market Prices Report

Wilson Foods Cedar Rapids posted hogs at 50.59 to 51.59 with discounts for light weight and heavier ranges. Naterlog Rath paid 51.00 to 51.50 hogs, while Cedar Rapids grains and eggs moved higher. The report covers cattle, dressed meats, hogs, and lamb prices, with buying hours and regional quotes across Iowa and surrounding areas.

Wilson Foods Cedar Rapids Wilson Naterlog Rath Packing Co C.R. Grain

Sioux City Livestock Prices Steady to Higher

Hogs 3400 head with active trade. Butchers 50 to 1.00 higher, sows steady to 25 higher. No 1-2 butchers 200-250 lb 53.50-54.00, No 1-3 butchers 350-450 lb 48.00. Cattle 3000 head slow trade. Slaughter steers and heifers steady. Steers 2-4 1,100-1,275 lb. heifers 2-4 875-1,150 lb.

Joliet Livestock Market Prices Wednesday Report

Cattle at Joliet trading fair with 1800 head. Steers 1.00-1.50 lower, heifers mostly 50 cents lower, high choice primes 57.50-58.25, load 58.50. Mixed loads 58.00, heifers 57.00-57.75, choice 55.00-57.25, some 58.00. Hogs 900 head, active trade, barrows and gilts steady to firm, heavy weights 50 cents lower, No 1-2 210-250 lbs 52.50-53.00, No 1-3 270-300 lbs 45.50-48.50.

Lowa Minnesota U.S Midwest Iowa Hoys UPI O Mercantile Exchange

Bowman Woods Holiday Bazaar and Local Sales Highlights

City briefs list multiple holiday events and sales including Bowman Woods Holiday Bazaar at 334 Boyson Road NE November 5 6 9 00 to 5 00 and Heritage Acres Craft and Bake Sale at 200 Clive Drive SW Thursday 930 to 7 Friday 930 to 6. Also notices for estate sales at 2048 Coldstream NE and 1800 Ellis, plus various ads for photos solar heat and novelties. Listings include Teeter Photographers 365-1272 K Mart Plaza East and local services and monuments.

Bowman Woods Bowman Woods Model Home Boyson Road N.E Heritage Acres Clive Drive S.W Adv

Reagan era farm policy challenged by election results

Analysts say farm bloc gains could threaten Reagan policy after Republicans in wheat corn dairy and tobacco areas lose seats while all Democrats on the House Agriculture Committee are re elected. Daschle Roberts Hagedorn Gunderson and other critics win or hold seats as the farm policy debate shifts in Congress.

Congress Reagan House Agriculture Committee William Wampler Virginia Paul Findley Illinois Findley Springfield Ill Gunderson Hagedorn John L. Napier South Carolina John Jenrette Jr Margaret Heckler R-Mass Peter Peyser D-N.y Bob Shamansky Ohio Peyser Benjamin Gilman R-N.y Heckler Barney Frank D-Mass Shamansky Ronald Motts Senate Agriculture Committee John Melcher Montana Ed Zorinsky Nebraska Richard Lugar Indiana Orrin Hatch Utah Sen S. I. Hayakawa Calif

Buresh wins Linn soil post in record vote

Glenn Buresh 39 of Ely defeated nine-year incumbent Jack Scott 22 792 to 17 556 to win the Linn County soil commissioner seat. The 40 000 vote turnout set a county record since 1976. Buresh farms 500 acres north of Ely and is active in Farm Bureau and the Linn County Better Crops Club. Other races in Poweshiek Clayton and Grinnell, and Clayton County Kaiser won reelection. New soil commissioners were elected in four counties with several incumbents reelected in the Conservancy District.

al Swegle Linn County Glenn Buresh Ely Buresh Jack Scott Marion Gazette Scott Jack Kintzle Coggan Farm Bureau Pork Producers Linn County Better Crops Club Better Crop Club Linn County Soil District Board Cedar Rapids Jaycees Linn County Pork Producers College Westerners Club Frances Debbie Glenda John Benton County Dennis Duello Vinton Delaware County Steve DeShaw Hopkinton Washington County Mike Horn Washington Winneshiek County Alvin Timp Fort Atkinson Allamakee Lloyd Meehan Harpers Ferry Buchanan County Harlan Marley Aurora Cedar County Jim Bowie Tipton Marvin Calender Manchester Fayette County George Halstead West Union Iowa County Gregory Misbach Marengo Johnson County Roger Stutsman Riverside Jones County Max Specht Monticello Keokuk County Laurena Hammes Sigourney Louisa County Tom Utter Olin Jennings Columbus Junction Oscar Steele Iowa-Cedar River Conservancy District Roy Hampton

Nebraska cattle may head to Greece in 1983 deal

Gov. Charles Thone announced a 10 year agreement to supply 240,000 cattle annually to a Greek packing company beginning in 1983. The plan includes Greek shipping of cattle from Gulf ports to Komotini for finishing and slaughter, with Nebraska feeders sold through Midwest feed purchases.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Nebraska Greece Charles Thone Thone State Agriculture Department Foreign Agriculture Service Bernie Rowley Hellenic Cattle Co Gulf New Orleans Rowley Komotini Columbus Bill McDowell Midwest

Linn County and Cedar Rapids events and performances listed

Linn Supervisors meet with elected officials and chiefs in the morning. Budget and Zoning meetings. Kirkwood Community College board session. Cedar Rapids negotiations. Marion City Council formal session. Evening arts include Praise Offering in Mount Mercy, Coe poetry and plays at Hancher and Brenton stages plus school theater and film listings with varied ticket prices.

Nature Conservancy Iowa Chapter meeting and Prairie Restoration event

An open Iowa Chapter Nature Conservancy board meeting starts at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in room 125 Trowbridge Hall Iowa City. At 1 p.m. Carl Kurtz and Dr. Paul Christian son lead a discussion and field trip on Prairie Restoration. Open to those interested in preserving natural areas.

Iowa The Nature Conservancy Trowbridge Hall University of Iowa Iowa City Carl Kurtz Paul Christianson

Securities Corporation of Iowa Ad Notice Correction

A notice on page 10B corrects an error in the Cash Equivalent Fund advertisement from Securities Corporation of Iowa. The corrected wording clarifies fund terms and contact details for investors.

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