East Iowa Angus Officers Named
East Iowa Angus elected officers with Kay Grimm of Willey as president. Paul Studland as vice president and Marwn Buorthar as secretary treasurer. Auxiliary officers include Mrs Luntir Wosoba president and Mrs Wayne Schneider vice president. Junior officers named Mere Schinckel president and Mark Stae lam vice president.
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Davenefort
Kay Grimm
Willey Dinetion
Angus Ryan
Tide
Paul Studland
Cake We
Marwn Buorthar
Nivtuls
Trengther
Dacek
Elerged Ihe Whide
Luntir Wosoba
Movmouth
Wayne Schneider
Musgutite
Panul Stael
Auction notices mix scattered details across regions
Fragmented OCR lists multiple sale notices and land auctions with names and places like Walker Ryan Nort Engtiph Lab Central City Anwar City and Elizabeth Skdanon entate. The garbled text mentions dates in November and terms like sale, auction, and out sale, but locations, participants, and specifics are unreadable.
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Sale
le Iuch
Faith
Pods
Deval
Walker
Aue Hon
Halseiny
Atraw
Jaothy Matomey
Tly
Ryan
Kat
Heal
Botgues
Mims
Tam Waverke
Bete Plavie
Lidaeren
Awaiinta
Fisabert Eittay
Nort Engtiph Lab
Dent
Central City
Elizabeth A. Skdanon
al NE Ab Anwar City
Bar Now
Bar
Ean
Midel
Hytefords
Haya
Hay
Tixo Powell
Hho
Cagpan
Legislation Would Aid Young Farmers
Washington Senator McGovern introduced a bill to establish a federal corporation that would buy family-sized farms at appraised Parkers Home Administration prices and lease them to aspiring young farmers. Rent would cover real estate taxes and interest. at lease end the unit would be sold to the lessee. The measure aims to reduce land buying debt and broaden farming entry beyond wealthy families, with sponsors Mansfield Nelson Humphrey and others.
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Washington
UPI
George McGovert
D-5.b
Crete
Parkers. Home Administration
Young Farm
Orde Lyla Sever Y
U.S
Riucher
Farmers Home Administration
McGovern
McCiavern
Carver
Senate
Mike’ Mansfield
Gaylord Nelson
Wis
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Nes, Abaurezk
D-S.a
Sainey Hirt
D-Coly
Calamus Man Named Beef Council Field Representative
Ames receiving office announces Reid Mason was named field representative for the Iowa Beef Industry Council. Mason, a 1975 Iowa State graduate in animal science, previously worked with Olin Chemical Corp. at Little Rock Arkansas. He began duties during the past month.
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AMES
UPI
Iowa Beef Industry Council
Reid Mason
Olin Chemical
Two Iowans Elected to Rural America Inc Board
Washington based Rural America Inc elected 23 directors including Roger Blobaum of Creston and John McRaith of Des Moines. Blobaum is a rural community development consultant and McRaith leads the National Catholic Rural Life Conference. The nonprofit promotes research social and welfare programs to aid rural America.
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Washington
Lowanns
Roger’ Blobaum
Creston
John’ McRaith
Des Moines
Rural America, Inc
Blobaum
McRaith
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Rural
Bierschenk Holstein Tops 800-Pound Mark
A five year old registered Holstein owned by Dennis Bierschenk of Van Horne produced 23 880 pounds of milk and 42 pounds of butterfat during a 405 day testing period ending in September. Four other Holsteins over 700 pounds butterfat were owned by Ronald Schanbacher Ray Sehulie Boddicker Becker Brothers and Edward Rhinehart with 763 737 731 and 700 pounds respectively.
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Vinton
Dennis "Bierschenk
van Horne
Ronald Schanbacher
Newhall
Ray Sehulie
Norway
Boddicker and Becker Brothers
Watkins
Edward J. Rhinehart
Blairstown
Want ad office on four Mons thew prod and roi Sat
Fragmentary want ad note mentions office scheduling or production run across four months with a Saturday element. Names, places, or clear actions are unreadable. remaining text is too garbled to identify a specific intent or entity.
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Mons
Roi
Joint U S Canada food policy urged to back farmers profits
Washington based economist Lester R. Brown of Worldwatch Institute proposes a joint U S Canada food policy commission to guarantee fair profits and stable world food prices to spur all out production. He notes per acre grain yields have fallen 4 percent since 1972, urging a tough access policy to North American granaries for countries meeting responsible production and population goals.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Canada
Lester R. Brown
Worldwatch Institute
Brown
Institute
Food Policy Commission
Carr
Economist
Agriculture Department
Hedging Tools Highlighted For Uncertain Markets
Iowa State extension economists Bob Wisner and Marvin Skadberg led hedging workshops for country elevator managers and bankers amid volatile prices. They warned of potential transportation stress from record exports and possible inverted futures markets. Guidance included using distant-month storage hedges May or July to guard against reversals and to shift toward storage hedges when needed. Skadberg urged stronger advocacy for futures market improvements, including more delivery points and smaller soy contracts. Livestock futures require attention to weight and grade, with delivery possible if prices diverge from cash. The seminars were co sponsored by Farmers Grain Dealers Assn of Iowa and Iowa State University.
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AMES
Iowa State University Extension
Bob Wisner
Marvin Skadberg
Wisner
ISU
Particpants
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Skadberg
Farmers Grain Dealers Assn. of Iowa
Iowe State University
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