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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
13
Norwood area producer Amer ian Soybean Assn official says growers may shift away from soybeans as prices and weather trends influence planting. He notes current USDA forecasts show high prices in some grains while soybean profits remain pressured, with growers weighing wheat and corn alternatives amid market signals.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an estate sale with references to Cincinnati, Springville, Cleveland, and Senileod City. The garbled lines mention times, dates, locations and various street terms, but no clear owner, address, or firm is readable.
Agricultural Secretary Bark L. Bury said propane supplies look adequate for crop drying this fall though a national energy crunch is considered possible at harvest. He warned railroad car shortages and government controls on exports could strain distribution and that crude oil export limits may intensify pressure on industry, yet he expects fuel to hold through harvest.
U S agriculture officials discuss removing fertilizer price controls to avert shortages. Rep. Willa Scheurle warns foreign buyers could outpace domestic demand as inventories dwindle and prices rise. He urges action to prevent a crisis harming farmers, reserves, and mills nationwide.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Avil Hullinger told Iowa Congresswomen and wives on a Washington tour that price freezes and controls have delayed the inevitable price explosion and forced farmers to rethink plans. They urged Congress to curb inflation by trimming federal spending and reforming production signals while criticizing government policies on transportation strikes and price controls.
AUSTIN Minn Thurd contest of the national hog show announced Roy B Keppys 248 pound barrow as grand champion hog and winner of individual barrow. the same hog also claimed carcass honors marking the first time both top awards went to the same hog. The event noted other top placers including Durves and Wiese Four Star Farm entries with weights and fat measurements used in judging.
Delaware county 4-H council in Manchester elected Becky Bennett and Mike Ryan as co chairmen last week. Other officers named include Gail Petton secretary Bil Methany reporter, Carolyn Jasper historian, all from Manchester or nearby locations.
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