Grange Head Sees Politics In Farm Plan
Denver AP Herschel Newsom National Grange master says the Truman administration will scrap the Brannan farm price support plan before the 1952 election and replace it with a substitute. He believes a new program will emerge through the Production and Marketing Administration’s family farm plan and urges Grange members to withhold endorsements pending details.
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Denver
National Grange
Brannan
Herschel D. Newsom
Bartholomew County
Ind
Newsom
Production and Marketing Administration
Family Farm
Grange
Creamerymen To Hold Series of Meetings
Nine meetings for local creamery owners directors and managers will be held in September. J S Quist of the Iowa Creameries Association notes topics on dairy trends cow numbers and wartime adjusted operations. Dates include Sept 5 Sheldon Sept 7 Audubon Sept 11 Des Moines Sept 13 Mount Pleasant Sept 14 Cedar Rapids Sept 19 Algona Sept 21 Mason City Sept 25 Waverly Sept 27 Elkader.
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Ames
J. S. Quist
Iowa Creameries Association
Iowa
Sheldon
Audubon
Des Moines
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapids
Algona
Mason City
Waverly
Elkader
HIR RECORD. Marion butterfat and milk totals noted
Marion posts a notable dairy record with 559 pounds of butterfat and 16 661 pounds of milk to her credit in the registered category, highlighting her productive dairy performance.
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Marion
Correction notice in Farmers Opinion page apology
Rex Conn explains errors on the Sunday farm page causing misidentification of interview pictures and promises reprinting with proper IDs. The item also notes a Holstein-Friesian cow from Marion, Weaver Witwer, completing a 365 day production record in the HIR, milked twice daily, aged seven years and one month at testing start.
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Rex Conn
Weaver Witwer
Marion
Hir
Watkins cow sets 308 day dairy record in HIR
Elmer Becker of Watkins reports his Holstein Friesian cow completed a 308 day production test in the HIR with 524 pounds of butterfat and 14,728 pounds of milk. The cow was milked twice daily and was two years five months old at test start.
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Watkins
Elmer Becker
Calf antibiotics eyed to curb scours at Iowa dairy conference
Attendees at the cow conference at Iowa State College will learn test results showing aureomycin in calf rations reduces scours and boosts growth up to 25 percent. Research across Ames and stations in Kansas Louisiana Pennsylvania and New York supports small antibiotic use in young calves. The event also includes dairy farm demonstrations and a Memorial Union program as part of the Dairy Cattle Congress framework.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Kansas
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Memorial Union
Waterloo
Large Entry List For Farm Bureau Sports Festival
Des Moines reports a nine county wide entry surge for the Farm Bureau festival in Ames with about 5 000 contestants competing across 40 sports including baseball softball and track. Entries come from 79 counties for state championships with nearly 1 000 voices in the county women's chorus and hundreds in Folk Festival events from vocal solos to square dancing.
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Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Ames
Marshalltown
Union
Iowa State College
Boner Purchase Of 5 Acre Farm Near Anamosa
Mr and Mrs Henry Boner bought Herman Julfs 5 acre farm northwest of Anamosa in Cass township for 1500 dollars total price 150 dollars an acre Possession is to be given March 1.
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Center Junction
Henry Boner
Herman Julfs
Anamosa
Cass Township
Preventing Cannibalism in a Laying Flock
Readiness in housing and plentiful feed and water reduces pecking. Adequate space and constant access to nourishment keep hens calm and minimize injurious behavior in the flock.
Marion couple wed in St Josephs Church ceremony
Marilyn Bristol and Dale Wicke wed in Marion in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bristol, wore Venise lace gown with a lace cap veil and pink rose bouquet. Best man was Robert Wicke with ushers Dwight Wicke and Calvin Robison. Parents hosted a breakfast at the bride’s home and plan to live with Mrs Wicke’s parents after a New England wedding trip.
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Marion Bristol
George Bristol
Marion
Dale
Wicke
Leo J. Wicke
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Maurice L. Scallon
James Luse
Robert Wicke
Dwight Wicke
Calvin Robison
Eighteenth Street
Closed Sundays and Mondays at Dot's Café Ad
Mr and Mrs Le Vernon Lands and their son of Des Moines stay with Clement Backer family. Dr and Mrs J J Keith and children Mollie Thomas Caroline and John returned Friday from a month long vacation on the West Coast and other western points. Complete line of school supplies Storms Ad
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le Vernon Lands
Des Moines
Clement Backer
J. J. Keith
Mollie
Thomas
Caroline
John
West Coast
Marion City Council to Meet Tuesday at City Hall
Bob Hammond Jr returns from a two week vacation in Moline Illinois and Smoky Mountains Tennessee. Our office will be closed September 3 through September 17. Drs Stitzel and Hender Adv City Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in city hall.
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Bob Hammond, Jr
Moline
Ill
Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Stitzel
Hender
Adv
Marion City Council
Group Four moves meeting date for church council
Group Four of the Christian church Women’s Council will meet September 11 with Mrs. Walter Erwin of Cedar Rapids, replacing the time announced in Sunday’s Gazette.
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Christian Church Women’s Council
Walter Erwin
Cedar Rapids
Fontaine on furlough spends weekend with parents
Lt. Richard C. Fontaine, home on furlough from Chanute air base, Illinois, is spending the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sherman A. Fontaine.
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Richard C. Fontaine
Sherman A. Fontaine
Chanute Air Base
Ill
Wiggins Family Guests at Mt Vernon Stay
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wiggins and Miss Josephine Wiggins with Don ald Wiggins visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean of Mt. Vernon on Sunday.
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H. W. Wiggins
Josephine Wiggins
Donald Wiggins
Harold Dean
Mt. Vernon
Dinner Guests Include Reinschs and Huenkes in Bellevue
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reinsch and daughter Margaret Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Huenke in Bellevue for a Sunday dinner, sharing in a family gathering.
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W. E. Reinsch
Margaret Ann
Lawrence Huenke
Bellevue
Pasadena couple guests at Walter Reinsch home
Mr and Mrs B Hulsebus of Pasadena California visiting the Walter Reinsch home while en route to the East. Mr Hulsebus is an uncle of Mr Reinsch. Billie Roth nine son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roth is being treated for rheumatic fever at Mercy hospital.
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Mrs. B. Hulsebus
Pasadena
Calif
Walter Reinsch
Mr. Hulsebus
Mr. Reinsch
Billie Roth
Kenneth Roth
Mercy Hospital
Mrs Lester Peck Returns Home From Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs. Lester Peck, of 125 Fourteenth Street, returned home Sunday after surgery in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Her daughter Mrs. Mac Towers of Wyoming, Ia., and sons Jim and Mark, who had stayed with the Peck family last week, accompanied Dr. Towers home Sunday.
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Nebraska
Annie Dvorak
Bessie Tichota
Marion
Jay McKean
Dodge
Neb
Arthur McKean
Cedar Rapids
Allen B. McKean
Lester Peck
Fourteenth Street
Miss Boyles to leave for Milwaukee after summer visit
To Milwaukee Miss Bess Boyles who has been staying with her aunt Mrs Frank S Skinner will depart the last of the week. Miss Boyles serves as an instructor in the Milwaukee university school. Mr and Mrs Robert G Hutchison of Houston Texas are expected this week to visit his parents the George A Hutchisons and will also go to Scotts-
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Milwaukee
Bess Boyles
Frank S. Skinner
Miss Boyles
Milwaukee University School
Robert G. Hutchison
Houston
Texas
George A. Hutchisons
Scotts
Harris Family News and Local Moves in Marion
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harris and children Karen and Dale will move to Fort Dodge Sept 20. Harris leaves Cedar Rapids internal revenue office for division chief post in Fort Dodge. Norma Lee Harris to wed Harry Fox in Marion as M C Tallmans of Salina Kan visit. Mrs Charles Hammond, 80, suffers stroke leaving left side paralyzed. daughter Mrs Mark Peterson of Geneseo Ill cares for her.
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Norma Lee Harris
Harry Fox, Jr
Harris
Kenneth Harris
Lincoln Drive
Martin H. Albaugh
Davenport
Karen
Dale
Fort Dodge
Internal Revenue Office
Cedar Rapids
M. C. Tallman
Salina, Kan
Marion
Harry Fox
Charles Hammond
Robert Hammond
Ninth Avenue
Mark Peterson
Geneseo, Ill
Money Ahead To Keep All-Pullet Flock Next Year
URBANA Illinois Dr L E Hanson University of Illinois veterinarian says you will be money ahead in the end if you keep an all pullet flock You can achieve higher production from pullets by selling the old birds and avoiding mixed hen and pullet flocks
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Urbana
Ill
L. E. Hanson
University of Illinois
Preventing Tuberculosis in Poultry Flocks
A survey across 22 Illinois counties shows pullet flocks suffer far less tuberculosis than mixed flocks. Selling old hens can break the infection chain, and hogs are susceptible too. Keep an all pullet flock, avoid mixing ages, and rotate runs four times annually to prevent disease.
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Illinois
Hanson
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