Iowa farmers advised on sealed corn loan rules and rights
Iowa producers with farm stored corn under price support were reminded by Dwight Meyer that they may redeem loaned corn or keep purchases up to the official delivery date set by the county ASC. The guidance covers loans, resealing extensions to 1956, and the fate of 1952, 1953, and 1954 crop corn with details on delivery, extension, and storage requirements.
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ES Moines
INS
Dwight Meyer
Iowa Asc
ASC
Meyer
Iowa
National Barrow Show Opens Tuesday in Austin Minnesota
The ninth annual National Barrow Show opens Tuesday in Austin Minnesota. Entries total 2785 hogs from 14 states with fewer in the 10 head trucklot classes. 125 barrows enter the carcass contest. judging and breed sales unfold across breeds Thursday and Friday culminating in grand champion and reserve tracklot honors.
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Austin
Minn
Hampshire
Berkshire
Chester
Sheep Field Day Set for September at Hawkeye Downs
The sixth annual Eastern Iowa Sheep Field Day will take place Tuesday September 20 at Hawkeye Downs Deane Rinner secretary announces. Talks and demonstrations on sheep husbandry start at 10 a.m. The rambling ram truck will offer rams of several breeds for flock owners with Eugene Francis Iowa State College extension sheep specialist in charge. The event is sponsored by the Iowa Sheep Association and the extension Service. Aged western ewes will be available at 14 to 15 dollars per head in lots of 10, and high quality western yearling ewes at 22 dollars per head. Farmers may contact Deane Rinner Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids to inquire.
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Iowa Sheep Association
Extension Service
Francis
Deane Rinner
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Fifty Millionth Iowa Turkey to Be Feted in Ellsworth
The 50,000,000th turkey produced in Iowa will be honored during Ellsworth's turkey festival marking 30 years of commercial turkey raising. The event in Town, the state’s third largest meat producer, draws seven to ten thousand people for a day of festivities.
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Iowa
Ellsworth
INS
Iowa Turkey Federation
Women’s clubs seek extension program access in Elkader
A meeting in Elkader gathered Clayton county Federated Women’s Clubs and Iowa State College extension service representatives to learn how to use extension education in club programs. Moderator was Mrs. Floyd Dittmer. guests included Mrs. Willard Ingalls and Mrs. Merle, with discussion on expanding from rural groups to all interested organizations.
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Vernan Conor
Elkader
Clayton County Federated Women's Clubs
Iowa State College Extension Service
Mildred Wellman
Evelyn Thiele
Clayton County Extension Home
Willard Engalls
Monmouth
Federated Women
Federated Women’s Clubs
Willard Ingalls
Monji “Mouth
Federated Eleader
Merle
Feder Bovis
Fayette County
Extensionated
Clayton
Bayliss Hotel
Wellman
Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Thiele
Clayton County
Edward Cordes
Monona
Floyd Dittmer
Strawberry Point
First District Farm Bureau
A. J. Meyer
Second District
Russian Hooded Witness to Speak at Marengo Night School
Iowa State agronomist Ralph Krenzin will lead a Marengo adult evening class on improving grasses and legumes as Farm Bureau Chamber of Commerce members hear a panel on Soviet affairs. Dr. I. Nyman, the hooded witness who testified before Congress, is to present with Judge Charles Penningroth moderating and panelists from Peterson Coe College and state institutions. The Sept. 21 dinner in the Chamber of Commerce building will host 400 in a stag event with reservations closing when full. Dr. Nyman, born in Siberia as Igor Bogolepov, rose through Soviet and American circles and testified in Washington in 1952.
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Marengo
iMarengo
Ralph Krenzin
Iowa State ‘College Extension Agronomist
Farm Bureau Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Ithe
Charles Penningroth
James L. Cooper
National Oats Company
Benj
of Peterson, Coe College
Rexificers
Conn
Gazette Farm
Robert Ray
SUI Public Affairs Institute
Nyman
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Congressional
Chamber of Commerce
Igor Bogolepov
Siberia
Linna
Grad
County Farm Bureau
State University
Cedar Rapids
Comtat Petrograd
Leningrad
Merce
Policy echoes on farm economics and new Illinois egg law
The discussion notes a perceived mis reading of Iowa farm policy may inspire a similar approach in Illinois. Earl Butz at Atlantic City urges reducing government price manipulation amid a looming surplus. Illinois forms two committees to explain and enforce the new egg law, seeking better information for breeders and marketers.
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Grain and Feed Dealers National Association
Atlantic City
Butz
Fieldman Named by Jones County Farm Bureau
Anamosa Milton G Gros snbach, a Grinnell farmer, has been named Farm Bureau fieldman for Jones county. Floyd Yodgden of Oxford Junction, president of the Jones County Farm Bureau, announced the appointment.
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Anamosa
Milton G. Grossnbach
Grinnell
Farm Bureau
Jones County
Floyd Yodgden
Oxford Junction
ISC Scientists Develop Advanced Soil Moisture Tester
Ames agronomists and ISU scientists team to refine a neutron based soil moisture tester. The project aims to improve accuracy and efficiency in measuring moisture levels across different soils and agricultural fields.
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ISC
Fayette Junior Feeders Awards Announced in 1955
Final placings in the Fayette County junior cattle feeders project were announced at the Fayette County fair. Cart Nus of Arlington earned first, Cleo Cumberland of Fayette second, E. B. Kunkle of Oelwein third, and Steven Drewes of West Union fourth. Kunkle’s steers won first at the fair, Drewes second, Nus fourth, and Cumberland sixth.
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West Union
Fayette Country
Fayette County
Cart Nus
Arlington
Cleo Cumberland
Fayette
E. B. Kunkle
Oelwein
Steven Drewes
Kunkle
Drewes
Nus
Cumberland
Portable soil moisture meter for varied soils
A new portable device measures soil moisture and adjusts for sand silt loam or silty clay loam. Weighing 45 pounds with batteries and shielding, it reduces radiation exposure so operators can work eight hours daily, six days a week.
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
In New York doctors report striking improvement from a new healing substance Bio Dyne used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Pain relief occurs quickly and shrinking follows over months in many cases, with no narcotics or anesthetics. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Hee
U.S. Pat
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