Potatoes from Canada Create New USDA Price Challenge
The U S Department of Agriculture faces a new headache as Canada could flood the market with surplus potatoes. Canadian producers have about 15 million bushels excess, risking undercutting the U S price and affecting Maine seed potato markets. The government has bought over 44 million bushels of the 1948 U S crop for surplus, with total purchases expected near 70 million by season's end.
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Canada
U. S
Boston
Beaver Colony Harvests Corn on Sersland Farm
Beaver colony on Trout river branch near Theodore Sersland farm in Frankville township Winnebago County depredates Hammel corn. Beavers strip green stalks and later bend stalks to take ears. Last year they stole about an acre. Conservation officers cannot kill them due to Iowa law.
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Decorah
Richard Hammel
Hammel
Theodore Sersland
Frankville
Winneshick County
Sersland
Iowa
Commissioners Back State Aid for Soil Conservation Programs
Des Moines reports district soil conservation commissioners align with state matching federal funds via the Soil Conservation Service. At the state convention, votes favored funding for district expenses and part time technicians, equipment purchases, and office space, while opposing a county space mandate and certain legal changes.
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Des Moines
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Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation Service
David Dohrmann
State Soil Conservation Commission
Coming Auctions in Gazette Listings October Sales Across Iowa Regions
The Gazette advertises a sequence of farm and livestock auctions. Oct 16 features Hereford cattle near Oxford Junction and a Portland China sale near West Liberty. Other events include a closing out sale near Toddville and farm auctions near Cedar Rapids Stanwood and Dysart. We note purebred Poland China sales and estate auctions October 18 to 20 across multiple towns.
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Gazette
Iowa
C. C. Franks
Des Moines
Iowa State Veterinary Association
John B. Bryant
Vernon
H. S. Lames
Dysart
C. H. Banks
Tipton
Franks
S. G. Paul
Clarence
Ww. S
T. C. Murphy
Oxford Junction
Poland
W. C. Anderson and Son
West Liberty
Henry Bower
Toddville
W. O. Whiting
Cedar Rapids
Dick Gallmeyer
Stanwood
Henry Hupfeld
Penningroth Bros
Wellman
Linn County Supervisors Approve Road Districts and Claims
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met September 28 1948. Established Secondary Road Districts 244 and 245 and appointed apportionment board. Authorized road work waivers and gas main right of way. Granted tax suspensions and cigarette permits. Approved settlement offers for state hospital claims and released damages on bridge project. Adjourned to October 5.
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Sceven
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Thomas B. Yulll
Rudolph N. Fitzgerald
A MY
Chania
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C.ceaeae
Maine
Buffalo Grant
Fayette Ae
Bertram
Fayette Clinton
Marlon Jackson
Boulder
Une
Sweer Eee Brown
Buffalo
Beeson
Carolyn Marie Sherman
State Hospital
Woodward
County Auditor's State Institution Ledger
Towa
Ruth Webster
Independence
County Auditor's
Scevell
Laws
Rose Hare
J. P Strother and
Strother Construction Company
Lisbon
Strother
Ithis County
J. P. Strother
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J. P
Laddsdale Coal Teo
Barre J. P Strother
B. Strother Construction Company
J. Strother
Gaddsdale Coal Company
Beesom
Town-Ilinois Gas & Electric Company
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Jey Steel
Wilson Avenue
Edgewood Road
Edgewood
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Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
William Alfred Bell
Spring Grove Township
Rex Ramsey
Grant Township
Gertrude Madison
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Fred J Stevens
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Frank Studer
Viola
Studer
Waubeek
City of
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Crawford Lime and Quarry Co
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Fiegen
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Jones County Farm Bureau reelects officers in Anamosa meeting
At the Anamosa high school auditorium the Jones County Farm Bureau re elected president Louie Hanken Monticello vice president Ed Helgens Monticello secretary Allen Chatterton Onslow treasurer Ivan Fiedler Anamosa and county women's chairman Mrs James Whitmore Olin. Dues were raised from 10 to 15 dollars with near unanimous approval as about 250 people attended.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Anamosa High School
Louie Hanken
Monticello
Ed Helgens
Allen Chatterton
Onslow
Ivan Fiedler
James Whitmore
Olin
FFA Training School Set for Tipton Oct 26
An officer training school for 15 eastern Town FFA chapters will be held in Tipton on October 26 starting at 4 30 p m. The Tipton chapter members will lead the afternoon program followed by dinner and an evening meeting. Sessions cover FFA ceremonies officer duties and parliamentary procedure.
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Tipton
FFA
Number of Lambs on Feed Small This Year
Agriculture department reports meat supplies will likely be short into late 1949. The 1948 lamb crop was the smallest in 24 years due to drought reducing wheat pasture feeding in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Department
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Birker Holstein Herd Averages 426 Lbs Fat
VINTON Matt Birker's 11 cow herd of registered Holsteins completed a year of production testing in the official herd improvement registry. The herd averaged 426 pounds of butterfat and 11,816 pounds of milk in twice daily milkings.
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Vinton
Matt Birker
Holstein-Friesian Association
What's What Out on the Acres Interview with Emil Nemec
Emil Nemec, 35, farmer owner of 18314 acres near Ely, discusses vaccination of 200 pallets of chickens for cholera and typhoid, contouring, soil, corn crop prospects, hogs, and politics. He mentions past contouring, preferred candidates, and uncertainty about the presidential race.
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Emil Nemec
Ely
Debates on Democratic policies and national debt
A speaker criticizes Democratic spending and the national debt while discussing wartime costs and Roosevelt's policy ideas. He doubts postwar farm prices will rise enough to reduce the debt, noting corn prices around 15 cents. He suggests prices must stay high to sustain the debt and questions repayment by future generations.
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