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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1976

Page

25

Farm News Out on the Acres and Debates Panel

The Gazette profiles John W. Lee 58 who farms 600 acres near Soton with his son Fetold 33. They run 60 milk cows 40 beef cows 500 hogs and 50 feeder cattle yearly on 100 acres corn 60 soybeans 30 alfalfa. Lee a Lutheran parishioner and father of five discusses farming economics politics and the Mondale Ford race. He favors Carter Mondale for president critiques Butz and tax policy and backs Mezvinsky in the First District race.

the Gazette Inter John W. Lee Soton Fetold St. John's Lutheran Church Ely Addiison Ron Lee Katherine St. 35 Oscar Mayer Nashville Tenn Dorhent Marriat Gary Miller Boone Marlene John Montgomery Oskaloosa Anita al Swegle Carter Ford Henry Kissinger Congress Sen Walter Mondale Ahd Bly Karl Butz Bart Butz Mondale Butz Thomas Jefferson

Auction notices mix with unclear real estate data

Fragmented OCR blends multiple auction items with vague descriptors such as acres, names, and locations, then abruptly shifts to a historical note about the League of Nations and Italy. The readable portion hints at land auctions and estate sales but lacks coherent details.

Ramp Act Congress Drafts Grievances in New York

On this date in 1975 a Ramp Act Congress convened in New York to prepare colonial grievances against England, outlining aims and mounting tensions as a symbolic return to revolutionary roots.

New York England

Japanese Girl Ends Stay On Golden Chute Farm

Sachiko Tsuru a Japanese 4H member wraps up a month at the Golden Chute Farm near Walker Ling County. She spoke on farm life differences from Japan, helped with hay and cattle pasturing, learned crafts like macrame and rug weaving, and noted large American combines and hog slaughter experiences before flying from Washington to return to Japan.

Sachiko Tsurumo Kee Linn Gail Neumeyer Walker Meumeyers Golden Chute Ranch Sachiko Golden Chute Sachiko Tsurum0 Ling County Japan U.S Lim Sachiko An In-Towa Captain and Tennific Jim Nabars Sachika Washington, D.C

Drouth Threatens To Cut Fall Fertilization Trend

DES MOINES Iowa farmers face a possible halt to fall fertilization as drought reduces soil moisture. Officials note fertilizer use rose to 3 924 683 tons in the year to June 3 a 15 percent rise from the prior year while fall applications become more common.

Drouth Des Moines UPR Iowa Rotor Lounshercy Towa Launsberrs

Farm Family of the Year honors Aurelia settlers

DES MOINES Iowa Farmers Home Administration names the Darrell D Ehlers family of Aurelia as Farm Family of the Year. They will be honored at a noon luncheon at Howard Johnson s Motor Lodge Des Moines with Dr James E Bostic presenting the award. The Ehlers have expanded from 80 to 240 acres since 1967 and now operate 105 acres of corn 63 of soybeans 18 of oats and 64 in age and pasture. They run 76 Holstein cows 12 beef cows 45 brood sows and market about 700 butcher hogs annually.

Des Moines Darrell D. Ehlers Aurelia Iowa Farmers Home Administration Ehlers Howard Johnson James E. Bostic Washington, D.C Ida Grove County Iowa Darrell Teanette Kay Galva Eblers Ehiers

Soviet cattle output falls 27 percent from 1975

Washington AP reports Soviet cattle numbers rose 1 percent at month start while meat production for August dropped 27 percent from 1975 levels. USDA notes poor herd rebuilding and grain use as key factors. Brezhnev optimistic on grain crop. but a Soviet official warns of a disappointing harvest, with cattle and hog inventories detailed.

Washington Soviet Union A.cure Partment USDA Wari U.S Soviet Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev

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