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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1969

Page

15

Food Prices Fail To Show Expected Decline

Secretary Hardin told a Senate House committee that consumer outlays for groceries will fall to a record low share of take-home pay this year, despite rising food costs. Bureau data show September living costs up, with mixed price moves across steaks and pork. Industry notes cattle herd growth tied to high producer prices, while inflation remains the key factor shaping future beef supplies. Meanwhile Emil and Alvin Meyer of Lone Tree enter the national Polled Hereford show and sale in Atlanta December 11 to 13.

Hardin Fowest Agriculture Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Atlanta Emil and Alvin Meyer Lone Tree

Home Ec and CEO Groups Vote on Merger Plan

The Iowa Male University Extension Association and the LSU ESA meet at the Memorial union with Dr Frank A Court as main speaker and the Wigortones quartet entertaining. The event wraps a day of meetings and signals plans to dissolve two groups to form a single professional organization for county and area extension workers.

Home Ec Ames Frank A. Court Midwest United States LSU ESA Town State University Bob Dowling Lee County Ows Extension Homes ‘“Economies Assa Ceir

Iowa State Experts Speak at Hog Buyers Meeting in Manchester

Iowa State University swine specialists Hodson Rimmett Stevermer will speak at a hog buyers meeting in the Glen Charles hotel Manchester at 8 48 pm October 29. About twenty buyers from Delaware County attended two earlier short courses.

Manchester Haralds Hodson Rimmett Stevermer Iowa State University Glen Charles Delaware County

Ballou Attends PCA Advisory Conference

Bert Ballou of Mon ticello, Iowa, a member of the district advisory committee of the Production Credit Association, returned from Omaha after a meeting with officials of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Ontario. The PCA group, representing 27,000 members in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming, discussed farm lending trends, procedures, and agricultural conditions. The Omaha Bank, owned by the PCA, provides loan funds to the associations.

Omaha Bert Ballou Monticello Production Credit Association Ballou Hineman Pcag Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Ontario Omaha Bank Pcas

Scott Reports 62 Bu. Beans 180 Bu. Corn

Davenport yields in Scott county soybean contest range from 41.3 to 62.1 bu per acre with 14 of 19 entries harvested. Average soybean yield 54.3 bu and average moisture 11.9 percent. First corn yield plot in Seals county started at 180.8 bu per acre on ground that produced 120 bu last year.

Davenport Scott County Don Olgan Seals County

Shor t run US export outlook seen mixed

Washington reports the near term export trade for major US farm crops, especially grains, is not discouraging says an Agriculture Department economist. Donald Chrisler notes the long range outlook is brighter, warning that recent downturns may lead to premature gloom.

Bernard Brenner UPI Kalter Washington Agriculture Department Donald Chrisler Department Christer

World grain outlook contrasts long run optimism with short term slowdown

Chrisler, writing for the agriculture department, warns that world grain supply may hit record levels this season due to stocks and competition. He notes soy exports could fall to near last year’s 997 million bushels, while grain exports lag on record supplies. Competition from European byproducts and man-made fibers tempers cotton and oilseed prospects.

Chrisler Agriculture Department U.S Europe Wade Chrisler Aliled

Letts Cattleman Elected Eastern La Angus Head

Dale Schiluts of Letts was elected president of the Eastern Iowa Angus Association at its Muscatine annual meeting. Lumir Wascha was chosen vice president and Marlon Barnhart secretary treasurer. Directors elected include Gary Eichhorn Tipton Gedar county Kay Krimm Wilson Junction Muscatine county Wallace Marner Davenport Scott county Owen Schmidt Maquokela Clinton county and Robert Mawler Maquokela Jackson county. The association plans to organize a junior Angus group this winter.

Muscatine Dale Schiluts Letts Astern Iown Angus Assa Lumir- Wascha Marmouth Marlon Barnhart Nichols Gary Eichhorn Tipton Gedar Kay Krimm Wilson Junction Muscatine County Wallace Marner Davenport Scott County Owen Schmidt Maquokela Clinton County Robert Mawler Jackson County Angus Agyn

Eastern Iowans To Suggest Farm Plans

DES MOINES Three Eastern Iowa members of the Iowa ASCS state training committee will meet in Des Moines Wednesday to make farm program and administration suggestions. The men include Robert Watson of Marengo Raphael Kelly Van Horne and Cecil Joens LaPorte City.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Ascs State Training Committee Robert Watson Marengo Raphael Kelly van Horne Cecil Joens LaPorle City

Appreciation Night Set by Mid-Prairie FFA

WELLMAN The Mid Prairie FFA chapter will hold its sixth annual appreciation night on Oct. 3 at Wellman senior high school starting at 7 30 p m Tom Johnson immediate past national vice president will headline the program from Ashland Indiana.

Wellman Mid- Prairie FFA Tom Johnson Ashland

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