May Meet Inspection Deadline for Iowa Poultry and Meat
Iowa aims to meet federal meat and poultry inspection standards by December 18, 1968. Liddy Iowa secretary of agriculture notes signing a poultry inspection agreement makes state eligible for federal funds covering up to half the cost of developing and operating the state inspection program. The state has expanded staff to 116 meat inspectors and increased facilities inspected to 700. Training for inspectors is lengthy, with meat and poultry programs costing about 16 million dollars per year, offset by federal payments.
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Swegie Gambe Farm
Bator Lowa
L. B. Liddy
Ows
Apriculture
Iowa
Liddy
State Department
Town
Omsha
Gainesville
Mt. Pleasant Woman to Speak at Delaware Banquet
Mrs. Laon Twanowski a Mt. Pleasant homemaker will address the Chantuil Delaware county banquet recognizing Lambert School in Manchester. The event is set to begin at 7 pm on November 1st.
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Manchester
Laon Twanowski
Mt. Pleasant
Chantuil
Delaware County
He Lambert
Marchester
Top Awards To 8 Delaware 4-H'ers
Eight Delaware county 4-H members will receive leadership and achievement awards in upcoming election meetings. Leadership pins go to Key Harder Elaine Kaehne Mary Oberbroeckling and Susan Shearer. Achievement pins awarded to Craig Johnson Cindi Chrystal Pam Wellerien and Donna Durey with agriculture honors to Keli Johnson and others including Shirley Shaver Kris Barger and June McDanell.
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Manchester
Delaware Counly 4-H
Leld
Key Harder
Elaine Kaehne
Mary Oberbroeckling
Susan Shearer
Craig Johnson
Cindi Chrystal
Pam Wellerien
Donna Durey
Keli Johnson
Shirley Shaver
Kris Barger
June McDanell
S curiously named people and terms appear together
A fragment lists individuals including Steve Burns and Mark Pallon alongside terms like steep, swine, dim Childs and Susan Lalis, lacking clear context or event. The readable portion hints at a local notice or caption with scattered names but no cohesive story or dates.
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Steve Burns
Steep
Mark Pallon
Dim Childs
Susan Lalis
Shift in ACP subsidies aims for long lasting conservation
Washington officials announced a plan to redirect 10 million to 0 million of next year’s Agricultural Conservation Program funds from temporary practices to enduring conservation measures and pollution controls. The move, influenced by Senate pressure, targets 1970 ACP subsidies, with preface to cut temporary practice aid and boost long lasting projects like terracing water conservation and permanent pastures.
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Washington
Senate
Agricultural Appropriations — Subcommittee
ACP
Congress
House
Hotse Lad
Agriculture Department
Kenneth E. Frick
Frick
Frickt
International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago
CHICAGO The International Live Stock Exposition begins its ten day run in Chicago marking the seventh year of the pioneer show. Don Good of Minnesota State University returns as judge for the national beef events in Cedar Rapids, with rotation for the grand champion steer. Harvey Richardson of Oklahoma will judge pork and other classes, as entries from ten states and Canada are reported. For the first time the show sets minimum weights for carcass steer classes, including senior calf 925 pounds, summer yearling 1,080 pounds, and junior yearling 1,150 pounds.
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Chicago
Don Good
Mansis State University
Cedue Rapids
Montag
Harvey Richardson
Elmore Guy
Chester White
Poland
China
Cedar Rapids
Canada
The
International
West Union Schools Special Meet Topic
West Union Iowa hosts a special meeting by the North Payette county Community school vocational agriculture department. An educator panel will discuss The Iowa School Tax Structure and county funding at the Nuri high vocational agriculture building. A full agenda for adult farmers begins Monday evenings starting Jan 5.
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West Union
North Payette County
School Vocational Agriculture Department
Iowa
Nuri High Vocational Agriculture
West Unio
Howard Poitevin
No Cholera Outbreaks Last Month In Iowa Report
Dr. B A Butler notes October had no hog cholera outbreaks in Iowa after 11 suspicious cases were checked. Three cases were confirmed in May, with two in summer months and one in September. Missouri saw 30 October cases. Nebraska had one. Iowa urges prompt reporting by swine producers to halt spread. The ad also promotes a classified line.
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Des Moines
Dy B. A. Butler
Division of Animal Induatry
Lown Department of Agriculture
Butler
Lowi
Smidwest ‘Atales
Minnesota
Kansas
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Missouri
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Olin
Garr Cha
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Linn County Fair
Cedar County Fair
Consigness
West Liberty
Eastern Iowa Livestock Commission
Mocharterville
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