Cedar Rapids Area Entries for 1969 Dairy Cattle Congress Show
Cedar Rapids area residents enter a large number of horses for the 1969 National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo September 20 to 28. Over 1,100 head expected, with saddle, harness horses, ponies, and drafts shown. Quarter horses, paints and Appaloosas on the closing weekend. Elliott tops local entries with 12 horses. Entertainment includes George Kirby, Burgundy Street Singers, Porter Wagoner, Lassie, RCA rodeo, and all events free to the public. Horse and pony pulling contests set for September 24 and 25 with multiple show times each day.
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Cedar Rapids
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
National Daily Congress
George Kirby
Burgundy Street Singers
Porter Wagoner
Lassie
Dr. Max
RCA Rodeo
Land Banks Plan Regional Confab in Cedar Rapids
Directors and fieldmen from Federal Land Bank Assns across Eastern Town meet in Cedar Rapids Friday for the annual regional conference. About 126 representatives from 16 associations will hear talks on interest rates and financing. Kenneth Lynk of Marshalltown and Thomas A. Maxwell Jr of Omaha plan to speak. program includes panels on Total Picture Financing and loan sizing. The event is part of five meetings in Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas and Wyoming.
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Federal Land Bank Assas
Cedar Rapids
Land Bank Associations
Thomas A. Maxwell, Jr
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Land Bank and Production Credit Association
Association Board
Kenneth Lynk
Marshalltown
Omaha Farm Credit Board
Iown
Nebraska
South
Dakota
Wyoming
Mississippi Valley Milk Producers Dedicate New Office Building
Mississippi Valley Milk Producers Assn. will dedicate a new office building Sunday September 24 as part of its open house. Mayor Lean Tombergs Eldridge and cooperative board members will officiate at 12 noon. The facility sits in Holden's addition to Mt Joy about a mile north of I-80 on highway 6L. Cah Zurberg Davenport is general manager.
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Davenport
Mississippi Valley Milk Producers Assn
Lean Tombergs
Off. Eldridge
Holden
Mt Joy
Mississippi Valley
Cah Zurberg
Farmer Offers Feedlot Space To Housewives For Study
Cecil Dorr of Marcus Iowa, 54, said he will let anyone who wants to raise cattle use his 600 acre feedlot at no charge or for a fee with labor provided. Interested parties must bring their own cattle and feed. He noted he won’t care for a few head due to high costs and criticized beef price protests while signaling belief they lower cattle prices.
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Marcus
UPI
Cecil Dorr
Dorr
Eddie Collins
Darr
Nixon aides push view of world wheat glut and IGA flaws
Assistant Agriculture Secretary Clarence Palmby warned at a St. Charles Illinois gathering that world wheat production exceeds demand, undermining IGA minimum prices set 14 months ago. He called selective U.S. export-price adjustments a step to stabilize markets amid surpluses in the United States Canada Australia and the Common Market.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Australia
France
IGA
Clarence D. Palmby
U.S. Feed Grains Council
St. Charles, Ill
Palmby
U.S
Guernsey production leader cited in Iowa report
Palmby criticized Common Market farm subsidies as unrealistically high and said overseas sales ignore cost. The report highlights Button and Erendhcow owned by Garland vybeal sent to Taiwan at set prices, with Guernsey cattle producing 17,880 pounds of milk and 803 pounds of fat in 305 days. Iowa State and ISU records note Button among 97,000 cows in 3,350 herds under the D H I A program. Names include Lyle Alshouse and Traer. Drive safely ad follows.
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Ames
Guernsey
Erendhcow
Button
Garland Vybeal
Taiwan
Hopper
Toledo
Don Voelker
Iowa
United States
Palmby
State University Extension
Dairyman
Cooperative Extension Service
Iowa State University
Lama Co-Operative Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Lyle Alshouse
Traer
Milk price outlook hints at higher costs for consumers
Government farm economists forecast a roughly one percent drop in milk production in 1969, with consumer dairy prices rising toward year end. June cow numbers were 2.8 percent below a year earlier, yet output per cow rose about 1.9 percent. Officials expect farm prices to rise about three percent for rest of year, while imports drop to a 1965-era low.
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Washington
UPI
Etperta
Department
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Allan Lilienthal
Durant
Jack Ward
Clarence
Canter
Cedar County
Tipton
Steve Eller
Diane Gardner
Sally Geldamith
Gwendy Russell
Stanwood
Gall Reeve
Rita Roamar
Bennett
Duane Stonerook
Dean Anderton
West Branch
Kerry Phelps
Gene Vincent
Cedar 4.4 Commutter
Jim Mente
Cedar County Farm Bureau
H. T
Cedar Rapids Area
Dean
Washburn
19Th Street
Donald L. Smyth
Marion
Patrick Smith
Harry C. Barnes
Central City
Norman
McClintock
Shellsburg
Burton Butler
Skyline Drive
Dale A. Burrows
Solon
Jackie Gardner
Nancy
Elliott
Land Banks Plan
Marcus Farmer
Common Market
Suneerica
Lena Lozenby
Waternopae, Avenigater
First National Bank
Marken, Clark
By Bertarg Prenne
Remington
Shur Shot
Canvas
Oxfords
Novelco
Cepacol
Gillette
Lee Cetrioe
Maclean's
Curora
Bayscreem
Roy
Pesce YT
Bis
Swisher
Ato JD
Phew
Eptember
Watt Creche
Fiat
J. Vornholt
Swiener Trew & Savings Bann
Wot Respanaiote
Jerry Dawson & Son
Aveta Prone
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