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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1954

Page

10

Benson on Farm Policy and Postwar Adjustments

In an interview with U S News and World Report editors Secretary of Agriculture Benson reviews farm policy amid postwar change. He notes high price supports inflate production, cites Illinois Michigan and New York surges, and points to eight million acres in the southern Great Plains misused for wheat. He highlights a foreign disposal program, claims farmers are better off than peace years, and warns against endless surplus costs while urging stability and growth alongside a shrinking wartime economy.

U.S. News and World Report Benson Illinois Michigan New York Soil Conservation Service Great Plains USDA

Mockmore Named to Iowa Extension Post

Mrs Buena Maris Mockmore of Corvallis Oregon is appointed assistant professor and family life specialist with the Iowa agricultural and home economics extension service. She will head the extension program in family life and child development across Iowa and previously served at Oregon State college.

Mockmore Iowa American Home Economics Association Phi Kappa Phi American Association of University Women Northwest Regional Girl Scout Committee

Arkansas Wins Dairy Judging at National Congress

University of Arkansas tops the National Intercollegiate Dairy cattle judging contest with 1919 points, first such title for Arkansas in 40 years. Iowa State places second with 1903 points as 32 teams competed. Maryland wins the national 4 H dairy judging contest while New York, Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio place high. Iowa’s Bremer county champions and Postville FFA team are noted among participants.

Gazette Tom Doughty National Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo M. Z. Hendren Iowa Agricultural Education David H. Boyne Marlette Mich National Ffa Howard L. Linder Sigourney FFA Iowa University of Arkansas Arkansas Iowa State College Maryland New York Michigan Minnesota Ohio Bremer County Postville

Benton Demonstration Team Wins At Waterloo

Benton county's Florence Hawkeye 4-H demonstration team won a blue ribbon at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Their project on Home Pasteurization of Milk earned top honors Martyn Brecht and Ron Cole of Norway demonstrated the method A Franklin county team with Brucellosis Control was named champion demonstration team.

Waterloo Benton County Florence

Benson Farmers Panel at Geneseo Ill

Geneseo hosts a panel sponsored by Town Journal to explore farm policy. Six Iowa and Illinois farmers will question Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson about the government farm program.

Benson Geneseo Ill

West Liberty and Geneseo to discuss Catholic Country Life Conference

Kenneth Wagner and M A Sander of West Liberty join West Branch livestock buyer Lamar Foster on the Iowa panel with Art Sieben Howard Ford and Ben Frels from Geneseo. Wheeler McMillen will moderate as the meeting convenes at Geneseo High School gym at 2 p.m. Monday. The Davenport Davenport Davenport listing invites public attendance per Ray Anderson.

Kenneth Wagner Iowa Soil Conservation Committee M.,a. Sander West Liberty Lamar Foster West Branch Illinois Art Sieben Howard Ford Ben Frels Geneseo Wheeler McMillen Town Journal Farm Journal Benson McMillen Catholic Country Life Conference Davenport Ray Anderson Midwest

Public livestock and farming equipment sales listed for October

A series of open auctions and closings are scheduled across Iowa in October. Listings include sales by Ralph and Charles Gates near Independence, James B. Ridenour near Newhall, Tamworth boat and gilt sale by Eastern Iowa Tamworth Breeders at Tipton Cedar county fairground, and others in Morley, Rowley, Newhall, Monticello, Palo, and Viola. Items feature livestock cattle hay grain machinery and related farm goods with sale times and locations.

Ralph and Charles Gates S of Independence James B. Ridenour Newhall Tamworth Boat and Gilt Sale Eastern Iowa Tamworth Breeders Association Cedar County Fairground Tipton Poland Leo E. Hay Morley Ronald Cook Harry Grover Rowley School House John W. Millburn Palo Jim and Howard Elliott

Cows Average $280 At Hopkinton Sale

Twenty five cows at the Dr Guess farm sale near Hopkinton averaged 280 dollars with the top cow at 280. Open yearling heifers sold for 165 dollars. Sows averaged 110 dollars, hens 1 60 and 50 pound pigs 24 dollars each. Auctioneer was Bob Drumbarger of Hopkinton and Art Schmidt of Delhi was sale clerk.

Hopkinton

Top FFA Dairy Award Goes to New York Youth

William W. Pulver a 17 year old Pine Plains Central school graduate in New York won the nations top FFA dairy farming award. He received 250 dollars at a ceremony during the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Teamed regional winners Titus Ward Albarado Clay Pruett and Arthur Willardson each earned 200 dollars plus a 250 dollar travel fund to Waterloo.

Waterloo William W. Pulver Pine Plains N. Y Clay Pruett Winchester Clark County FFA Arthur Willardson Ephraim Utah

Buckingham 80 Acres Sold At 350 Per Acre

William Drinovsky who farms near Blessing Catholic church purchased an unimproved 80 acre tract near the church for 350 per acre. Possession will be given March 1. E R Aschenbrenner of Hudson handled the transaction.

Buckingham William Drinovsky Blessing Catholic Church E. R. Aschenbrenner Hudson

Oxford Mills Farm Brings $101 Per Acre

The 48 acre Charles Buckman farm one mile west of Oxford Mills sold at auction Saturday for 101 dollars per acre. Buyer was Earl Eisenstein of Massillion and his son will move onto the property. Household goods were also sold at the sale.

Oxford Junction Charles Buckman Oxford Mills Earl Eisenstein Massilion Eisenstein

Longer Lasting Shoes Through Aluminum Retan

The Agriculture Research Service reported that leather in shoe insoles can last 70 percent longer if re tanned with aluminum acetate rather than the usual vegetable extracts.

Washington INS The Agriculture Research Service

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