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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
1
Bruce Conn notes Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman backing the McCarthy amendment on the Proxmire dairy bill which would let market order area producers set base excess pricing. The amendment to pay deductions for reducing herd output failed 43 to Vita. House support expected for Proxmire bill. Dairymen may soon vote on base-excess plan in their markets.
Ilowa Bull, a Jersey bull that won top show honors the past two years, was named winner of the Jersey Futurity for three year olds at the All American Jersey Show and Sale in Columbus. Favorite Golden Lad owned by Ivan N Gates and Charles A Deal previously Grand Champion in 1962 and 1963 at Altona Iowa State fairs and Waterloo.
The notice describes farm sales near Lamond Indes pendente and Prairiebure finishing with livestock, hay, straw, and machinery to be sold. Listings include Harold Hamiter and Leonard Holub, sale dates in November and December, with location references to Winthror and Masonyille and associations like Hereford.
The Jones county extension family living committee sponsors a trip to the State Mental Health Institute in Independence on October 21. A bus will depart the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa at 8:30 am and return by 5 pm. Reservations start at the county extension office and are limited to 40 on a first come basis.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman said four of five farmers in major wheat regions favor some wheat program. He spoke before the Future Farmers of America in Kansas City, noting demand for voluntary programs and possible referendums on price plans while warning of stiff opposition. He urged farmers to unify on core principles to push Congress for action in 1984.
Washington officials indicated the House likely would approve a Senate-passed dairy bill authorizing a voluntary two price plan for federal milk orders. Officials say the measure would raise dairy income by at most about seven million dollars yearly, a small fraction of a percent. The Jones county 4H banquet and farm quotas debate appear in the same field of dairy policy discussions.
The county government arranged the distribution of 2,199,600 pounds of lard to schools, institutions, and needy families as part of a Saturday night event. A 4-H banquet in the large auditorium at Olin consolidates contributes to the plan with Daughter 4-H youths and local firms involved. The banquet begins at 6:30 p.m.
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