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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1963

Page

6

Muscatine FFA Lends A Hand In Self Help Plan

Muscatine FFA chapter joins local groups to collect and recondition farm machinery for Self-Help Inc. in Waverly. Aimed at aiding foreign development, the program ships tractors and gear to Bangkok for the March 5 trade fair, with Iowa and Minnesota FFA chapters supplying equipment and support.

Muscatine, In Muscatine Waverly Iowa Bangkok Thailand Self-Help Inc U. S Vern Sehield FFA Minnesota Jack Miller Senate Donald M. Fraser D-Minn Cooper Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee Kiwanis Club Minnesota Ffa Christian Rural Qverseas Dominican Republic U. S. Department of Agriculture Self-Help, Inc Muscatine Chamber of Commerce AP Photofax

Wisconsin potato growers hear phosphorus focus at annual truck meeting

The 27th Muscatine Island Truck Growers Association meeting featured Dr K C Berger of the University of Wisconsin outlining soil and fertilizer practices suitable for local conditions, stressing phosphorus uptake and soil tests. Other speakers covered labor trends, pest control methods, transplanting basics, and potato breeding challenges. officers were reelected and about 100 attended the luncheon.

Wisconsin Muscatine Island K. C. Berger Soils Department U. of Wisconsin Berger Fred R. Fisher Iowa State Employment Service Lewis Peterson Muscaline Island WSCS Island Church State Vegetable Growers Association John Holliday Holliday Rock Island Railroad Island

Farm Gadget Show Planned for 1963 Fair

The Agricultural committee of the Muscatine Chamber of Commerce partners with the West Liberty Fair board to sponsor a farm gadget and farm shop show at the August fair. A junior division will be added, with area FFA advisors inviting members to prepare entries. Announcements reach West Liberty Wilton Wapello Columbus Junction Tipton Lone Tree West Branch North Scott and Muscatine high schools.

Muscatine Chamber of Commerce West Liberty Fair Board Bob Naber FFA West Liberty Wilton Wapello Columbus Junction Tipton Lone Tree West Branch North Scott Muscatine

West Liberty FFA Swine Show Crowns Terry Hoerrmann

Terry Hoerrmann 17 son of Atalissa residents won the West Liberty FFA Swine Show, breaking Gary Hahn’s run with the 14th annual title at Helold Hog Market. Marvin Prohosky gave the trophy, Hoerrmann earned 5 dollars, with 19 entries moving to Cedar Rapids. Judges were Ken and Louis Ruess.

West Liberty Terry Hoerrmann Wayne Hoerrmann Atalissa Gary Hahn FFA Terry Helold Marvin Prohosky Hoerrmann Jerry Gary Cedar Rapids Fairgrounds Cedar Ken Louis Ruess

Borrow Show Winner Terry Hoerrmann Shines at West Liberty Show

Terry Hoerrmann wins first place in the individual show at the Spring FFA exhibition in West Liberty Heinold Hag Market. Marvin Prohosky presents the championship trophy, captured by a Journal photographer.

Terry Hoerrmann West Liberty Heinold Hag Market Hoerrmann Marvin Prohosky

Shuman Blames Administration For Drop in Livestock Prices

Washington report shows Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation blaming the Kennedy administration’s feed grain program for recent declines in livestock and poultry prices. He cited government surplus grain sales depressing prices, spurring overproduction of milk, poultry, eggs, hogs, and beef. He urged delaying action on 1964 crop legislation.

Washington Kennedy Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation House Agriculture Shuman

Soil Conservation Speech Winners Named at Wapello Event

Marilyn Morris, Columbus Community senior, won the Louisa Soil Conservation District speech contest at Wapello high school auditorium. Second place went to Jack Reif, Wapello junior, with Jim Blankenhorn, a Weapello sophomore, finishing third. Judges praised originality and delivery. prizes were 15, 10, and 5 dollars. Morris advances to the regional contest next spring.

Marilyn Morris Columbus Community High Louisa Soil Conservation District Wapello High School Jim Blankenhorn Weapello High School Jack Reif Wapelle High School Frank Hedges Oakville Morris

31 000 Iowa farms signed for feed grains program

Des Moines report states that 31,000 Iowa farms have signed for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service feed grains program. Deadline is March 22. Applicants divert 663,215 acres from feed grain production, including 652,142 from corn, 9,375 from grain sorghum, and 4,97 from barley, with diversion payments totaling $13,495,000.

Des Moines Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Iowa ASCS

Muscatine County Farm Bureau Hits Membership Goal

Muscatine county Farm Bureau reports 182 new members reaching 4192 total, the earliest in the county to hit the goal and second in the state. Sweetland township led with 15 members over goal. Ray Houseman, membership chairman, notes high enthusiasm and plans a Washington, D. C. trip March 12 for Farm Bureau work.

Muscatine County Houseman Washington D. C Farm Bureau Worl

Buffalo Prairie Families Return From California

Buffalo Prairie-Russell Mur dock and family and Mrs. Tiltie Kiser returned Tuesday from a three week's trip to California. Kenneth Blanchard and family attended on Sunday a dinner in the Ralph Connell home honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gillette on their 52nd wedding anniversary.

Buffalo Prairie Russell Murdock Tiltie Kiser California Kenneth Blanchard Ralph Connell J. L. Gillette

Burdette Moore Replaces Sands on Louisa SCS

Wapella Burdette Moore of Columbus Junction was elected commissioner of Louisa Soil Conservation District at a Former City meeting at Wapella high school Thursday night. He replaces Don Sands. Other commissioners are Floyd Reif and Wayne Carter. Larry Hiller of Morning Sun spoke on the Philippines from his IFYE exchange year. He will graduate at Iowa State University in May.

Wapella Burdette Moore Columbus Junction Louisa Soil Conservation District Wapella High School Don Sands Floyd Reif Wayne Carter Larry Hiller Morning Sun Philippines Towa State University Soil Conservation District Louisa County Fair Marilyn Morris

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