Two Iowa checkoff upsets in corn and soybean races
Unofficial results from the Iowa Corn and Soybean Promotion Boards show two upsets and several tight margins amid a two day vote. Gene Weih and Varel Bailey, prominent corn leaders, lost while John Clemons beat Roger Kallem 65 63 and Norm Chambers edged Harvey Johnson 60 58 to win reelection to the Soybean Board. Retiring Cedar County chair Richard Anderson secured re election in West Branch. turnout varied widely by county with Linn County recording just seven voters in one race.
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al Swegle
Eette Farm
Iowa Corn and Soybean Promotion Board
Iowa Agriculture
Bob Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Iowa
Barbara Mack
Des Moines
Iowa Freedom of Information Council
Mack
the Gazette
Gene Weih
Tipton
Varel Bailey
Anita
Bailey
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
Weih
Agriculture Council of America
National Corn Growers Association
John Clemons
Meservey
Roger Kallem
Clarion
Norm Chambers
Corwith
Iowa Soybean Promotion Board
Harvey Johnson
Forest City
Cedar County
Richard Anderson
West Branch
Corn Board
Soybean Board
The
Gazette
Linn County
Iowa County
Ohn Clemons
Servey R Oger Kallen
Howard Mueller
Waverlys
Ralph Leymester
Edor Fallistrict
Karol King
Richard Bernell
Robert Bowman
de Witt
Gene Wein
Leo Smith
Farmer Banowetz to auction farm equipment and cattle
Delbert Banowetz, a Preston dairy farmer and 1986 candidate for Iowa secretary of agriculture, schedules an auction at his farm five miles west of Preston. The sale includes machinery, 90 Holstein cattle, and 95 acres of hay and corn ground for rent during the 1984 crop year, as he devotes full time to his campaign amid his prior legal clashes over raw milk sales.
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Preston
Iowa
Jackson County
Delbert Banowetz
Banowetz
Banowett
Mary
Jones
Senate
Soil conservation exhibits at Farm Progress Show agenda
The show features daily terrace construction, a soil pit for underground profiles, and no till demonstrations including six soybean into corn stalks methods and three crops in two years by no till rye. Linn County aims three crops in two seasons on Craig Loertcher farm near Viola. Joe Meythaler and his wife Laurie host Saturday interview.
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Gene Walter
Manion
Linn County
Craig Loertcher
Viola
Joe Meythaler
Laurie
Fairbuys land for parking at Iowa State Fairgrounds
The Iowa State Fair Board agreed to purchase 3% acres from Rock Island Lines to expand parking south of Dean Avenue. The $115,000 cost comes from $10,000 appropriated by the Legislature and $105,000 from fair profits. The land, outside the fair’s perimeter, will serve about 300 cars and has no link to parimutuel horse racing.
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DES Moines
Iowa State Fair Board
Rock Island Lines
Dean Avenue
James Taylor
Taylor
Mason City AGRI Industries reopen soybean plant
Mason City AGRI Industries plans to start receiving soybeans Monday as optimism about a strong local crop prompts reopening after a nearly year shutdown. The plant, idle since October 1982 and yielding 40 workers, will join the Manning facility in the company’s two plants. Exports of soybeans from Brazil were temporarily halted as supply issues and market instability from a reduced U.S. harvest press the world market.
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Mason City, Iowa
Mason City Agri Industries
Jim Nemecek
Agri Industries
North Iowa
Manning
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Carlos Viacava
U.S
Midwest markets update yields mixed cash grains and meat prices
Cash market quotes show Wilson Foods and Lombard Processing with butchers steady at USU prices and 46 to 50 dollars for certain cuts. Waterloo Bath Packing reports prices around 46 dollars with corn and beans trading mixed. No. 2 and white corn ranges and soybeans show mixed moves with several crops down a few cents.
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Cedar Ae Wilson Foods
Conorept
Mid-America
Ayetics
Russ Seon
Wilson
Roy Zomostit
Siebasste
Waterloo
Bath Packing Co
Ry Rapids
Ir Rapids
Des Moines Market News Reports Mixed Livestock and Egg Prices
The Federal State Market News Service cites steady to firm undertones in eggs with prices mostly unchanged to 2 cents higher. Hogs receipts and prices vary across regions, while beef and pork values show modest shifts. Butter remains steady, with mixed livestock trading and balanced supplies across Central US markets.
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Federal
Livestock Futures Report Highlights Hogs Steady to Higher
Slaughter steers close 50 to 1.00 higher with heifers up, cows steady to 00 lower. Hogs trade around 46.00 to 50.00 per cwt as buyers show moderate strength. feeders and canner prices mixed amid thin opening with many weights and sizes noted. Bulls steady, sows and gilts softer in portions of the market.
City Briefs from September weekend events and ads
A collection of advertisements and notices lists events and offers across Toddville and nearby areas. Flea Market at Legion Hall September 16 9 am to 5 pm and September 17 10 am to 4 pm. Hawkeye Downs Guns Coins Antiques Collectors Show. Charters Coaches number provided. Leather Craft Classes starting Monday at Tandy Leather Co. Wireless Security Systems by Munson Electric. Siegel's buys diamonds and gold at 105 3rd Ave SE. Remnant sale at Joanne's Fine Fabrics. Claudette at Alana's Klip N Kurl. Inside Outside Sale at 1107 3rd St SE. New Golden Tan Center at Park Towne Court NE and Edgewood Rd NW. Weight Control Education ad. Papa Juans Restaurant open daily. Ernie Hidder with Ed Luce & Company Realtors. Woolrich outfit promotion at Revenge Lindale. Mucky Duck party rooms. Where is Claudette.
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al Swegile
By al Swegle
Soil Conservation Service
Gene Wolter
Wolter
Webster County Soil District
Fort Dodge
Fairbuys Land
Midwest
C.R. Grain
Beil Reir
Bro Farmer
Lowo
Minnesota
ESSEO
Kalona
Chicago
Joliet
OWA
Lowa
Azure
Central
Northeast
Lar
Iern
Omaha
Sioux City
Lamicago
Legion Hall
Toddville
Hawkeye Downs
Adv
Charlie Daniels
Tandy Leather Co
Munson Electric
Siegel's
3Rd Ave
Joanne
Claudette
Alana
Klip
Kurl
Ellis Boulevard
3Rd St. S.E
New
Golden Tan Suntan Center
Park Towne Court
N.E
Edgewood Rd
N.W
Ernie Hidder
Ed Luce & Company Realtors
Woolrich Outfitter
Lindale
Parade
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