Deathbed Signatures and Will Validity Questioned
A 1973 ABA feature explains three will cases where signatures at deathbeds were disputed. In one, a friend finished the name and the court ruled the signature valid. In another, a partial signature led to invalidity, as the signer had not completed the document. In the third, a hand guided by a friend while unconscious was not enough to make the signature valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Pig Crop Report Leaves Questions
Uncertainty surrounds hog supplies prices and profits for 1974. ISU economist cites outlook of high prices and profits while USDA data show cautious expansion. Farmers weigh selling grain over feeding hogs amid uncertain feed costs and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
ISU
USDA
Iowa Crop Survey Seeks 1973 Harvest Data
The Iowa Crop Reporting Service of the U S Department of Agriculture will mail questionnaires to 20 000 Iowa farmers around mid December. The survey asks about final acreage production and utilization of farms harvested crops for 1973. Agricultural statistician Duane Show notes a significant year may prompt questions about reductions and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Skow
Crop Reporting Board
Washington, D. C
Iowa Crop Reporting Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Duane Show
Iowa
Lowa
Meat market outlook clouds into next year
Futrell notes a clouded market outlook for 1973 and early 1974 due to inconsistencies in USDA reports. Hog inventories show mixed changes with smaller March-May pig crops and modestly higher September 1 hogs. slaughter in Aug-Sep ran below expectations by about 15 percent. Demand may rise as supplies normalize, while slower economic growth could temper meat demand. Prices for 200-240 lb butchers slid from August highs to late September, then may ease further into Oct-Nov, but the annual average should exceed last year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
USDA
Rice From On High Airplanes Seed Nation's Rice Crop
An estimated portion of the nation's rice crop is now seeded by airplanes. California grows over 200 commercial crops and supplies about a quarter of all U S food, ranking second in cotton production, while cottonseed provides about 15 percent of livestock protein concentrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rea and
Harris Auto Parts
N.W. Conway
Elgin O
Cliff
Motor Inn
Madison and
Main Streets
Farm Loans
Federal Land Bank
ABES
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Lloyd Drake
Mt. Ayr
Farm Bureau
Bedford
Steve Kernen
Wetcon Bros
Movnew
Cail
Miller Collect
Charinda
Cameronsee
Farmers Mutual
Larry Boyd
Davis
Ferne Straight
Bedford Motors
Chrysler Auto
Olds
Wal Warner
Yas Tata
Taylor County Motor CO
Times - Press
Don Foreman
Woodruff Fuel & Heating Co
Maryville
Poland
China
Bruce
Howard McClarnon
Braddyville
Ron Wolverton
Hopkins
Rollie
Wethertne
Bed
Ford
Electrolux
Hoover
Eureka
Repairs
Foreman
Weere
Shehan’s
Kernen Bach
Comorean
Orvis Lee
J.D. Combine
Eldon
Clark Stroburg
Hampshire Gils
Tom Earl
West
Germany
Doris Coon
Vane
Lucas Products Co
Charles Taylor
Dodge
Teddy R. Boyer
Clearfield
Bent St. Charlotte Thompson
Gary Brown
Conway
Forester
Landrace
Yorkshire
Duroc
Norris
Charley Brown
Skidmore
Hampshire
Clifford Sunderman
Coin
Brittany
Harold A. Guenther & Sons
Rt. 1
Travis Farm
Merle Travis
Att
Clarinda
Gordon C. Hill
Miles Acres
Bill Geer
N. Prairie St
Galesburg
Cash Evans Clerk
Gales
Stanley Home Products
Lincoln
Starfire
Taylor County
Taylor Extension Office
PEPSI
Brach
Wells Auction & Real Estate
Kraft
Creme Pt
Reasenet
Idaho
Pascal Celery
Jimmy Dean
Armour Star
Bath Coder Farm
Holland
O. C
U.S.D.A. Choice
Seitz Aliment
Bedford Wholesale Grocery
Rele
Marvin Edwards Edwards Lumber CO
P.O. Box
RCA
Good
Bob Grimes
Peet’s
L.D. Rater
American Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
Will Bernard