Wool Growers to Meet in Salt Lake City Conference
Representatives of the National Wool Marketing Corporation will convene in Salt Lake City Wednesday through Friday to map the future of grower wool marketing. President James Lemmen leads a body representing over 85 000 producers across 23 state and regional associations. Discussions include a warehouse system, partial processing, and new methods for grading and shrinkage testing.
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Salt Lake City
National Wool Marketing Corporation
James Lemmen
Lemmon
Belie Fourcche
S. D
Lenmony Baid
Marketing Corporation
United States
U.S
West
Middlewest
National
Lem
Amana DHIA Reports October Production
Amana dairy cows averaged 445 pounds of milk and 28.1 pounds of butterfat per head in October. The test included 644 cows with 154 cryp! The South Amana herd led with 33.9 pounds fat, followed by High Amana at 33.1. Feeds and totals for Middle Amana, South Amana, West Amana, and Amana were listed. Marengo Township elections for Iowa county extension council members set for Nov 14–16 per Clark Hin-Fichs.
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Amana
Curtis Jones
Amani Dhia
South Amana Wehich
Middle Arana
South Amana
West Amana
Marengo— Township
Iowa County Extension Council
Clark Hin- Fichs
Coune
Concrete Bunker Silo Built on Callege Farm
The first concrete bunker silo in Tama county rises at Cornell college farm near Trysart. Ernest Sevde notes an 88 by 24 foot silo with a four inch floor and 81 yards of concrete. Wall sections 7 by 11 feet six inches thick were cast on the floor using paper separators and reinforcements set by studs.
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Franklin Early
Traer
Birntar
Cornell College
Dysart
John Esely
Dedic
Oncrete
Callege
Ernest Sevde
Dysarit
Tama
Ullny
Cornell Callege
Trysart
John Vesely
Carl F. Hertz
Tney
Silo expansion plans discussed by board and officers
The text outlines proposals about holdover directors and potential expansion of the silo facility. It mentions Vice President Johnson and Treasurer Hansmeier, discussing filing economy and possible uses for the silo as feeding or shelter space.
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Mer Johnson
Sea Spat Taeceine
A. L. Hansmeier
Biesely En
Ately
Linn 4-H Clubs Elect Officers At Annual Meet
More than 50 4-H members parents and teachers attended the Linn County 4-H annual equity event at Hawkeye Downs Farm Youth Center. New officers were elected and installed for girls Kathy Kelley Springville president Myrl z Mollen Kaueer Center Point vice president Barbara Rohlena secretary Anita Trachti Cedar Rapids historian. boys Ray Batchelder Alburnetii president Mike OConnell Cedar Rapids vice president Nile Anderson Marion secretary Dean Schantz Walker historian. Outgoing presidents Becky Pollock Springville and Richard Booth Ely presided. Awards were given by Mrs Sailor Phelps and Mrs Ed Renish for girls and Milo Machula Albert Martin Jr for boys. Willard Palmer and Ver non led community singing. Judy Lamparek performed accordion numbers.
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Equity 4-Fl
Farm Youth Center
Hawkeye Downs
C. E. Herriott
New County
4-H
Kathy Kelley
Springville
Mhyllz Mollen« Kaueer
Center Point
Barbara Rohlena
Anita Trachti
Cedar Rapids
Sailor Phelps
Lisbon
Ed Renish
Fairfaux
Roys
Milo Machula
Vernon
Albert Martin, Jr
Marion
Willard Palmer
Judy Lamparek
Spain to Buy 65000 Tons of U S Corn
The U S department of agriculture announces purchase authorization under Public Law 480 to Spain for about 65 009 metric tons of U S grown corn worth 3 8 million dollars The authorization No 17 30 follows an agreement announced Oct 23 and covers bulk grade 0 5 No 2 or better corn exported from the continental United States.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Spain
U. S
United States
Neighbors crib 4000 bushels corn for sick farmer
In Rochester Minnesota area, 25 men with six crushers and 12 wagons worked five hours to crib 4000 bushels of corn for Herb Goedken while he was in a hospital. Fourteen neighborhood women provided meals. Goedken returned home Thursday. The Clarke family moved to Lamont, and the McArthurs of Walker will move into the vacated Clark place.
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Tulyah Seeth
Euwa
Farmersburg
Herb Goedken
Rochester
Quasqutteen
John Clark
Maar Lamont
D. E. Oliphant
Melvin McArthur
Walker
Clark
Fayette DHIA No. 3 Averages 29.2 Lbs
Maynard October production in Fayette DHIA No. 3 averaged 004 pounds of milk and 29.2 pounds of butterfat, Supervisor George A. Youmans said Saturday. The test included 84 cows, 187 of which were dry.
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Maynarn
Fayette Dhia No. 3
George A. Youmans
English Farm Trainee Ends Waukon Visit
Hruce Rush of Low Melford Suffolk England finishes a farming study at Walter Hagen farm south of Waukon after a January start. He leaves Friday from Cedar Rapids to join a group of international farm trainees touring the United States before returning home.
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Waukon
Hruce Rush
Low Melford
Suffolk
England
Walter Hagen
Fiiday
Cedar Rapids
International Farm
United States
Phipps Heads Fair Board in Allamakee County
Phipps elected president of the Allamakee County Fair Board as officers named in the group. Other officers and members listed though unreadable in the fragment.
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Phipps
Allamakee Wadtron
Allamakee County
Auction notices for farms and sales around Cedar Rapids area
A sequence of public auctions and closing out sales dated November 6 to November 16 list multiple items including farms machinery livestock grain hay furniture and household goods. Organizers and addresses include William Fomash Adulia Witousek Fred Worthan Harold Schlot terbeck Harold Shank M A Hemingway and Arnold Tridenour with locations near Palo Cedar Rapids Ely Cheney and Corydon. Political Adver remains noted at end.
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Bo-Acre
William
Fomash Estate
Palo
Fred Worthan
Greely
Ao Shea
Fairax
Lord's Acre
Shueyville
Ely
Arnold Tridenour
Coryon
Wheat growers sign 1957 winter wheat acreage reserve plan
Washington farmers signed agreements totaling 10 571 163 acres into the 1957 winter wheat acreage reserve program, with potential payments up to 196 084 6 percent. Reports show 195 260 agreements across 36 states, and the signup closed October 5.
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Washington
Ers
Soil Bank
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fammers
ASC
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