Hunting and Trapping Seasons Bire Announced
Portions of the 1968 hunting and trapping seasons and limits set by the State Conservation Commission cover SQUIRREL FOX and gray squirrels RABBIT Raccoon QUAIL PHEASANT and HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE DUCK GEESE COOT and WILSONS SNIPE DEER Mink muskrat beaver raccoon badger skunk civet cat opossum red and gray fox coyote weasel woodchuck with varied dates shooting hours bag limits and statewide openings provided for each species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Class of 1958 Held Reunion at Skyline Al bert Lea MN
The class of 1958 celebrated its 10th year reunion at the Skyline in Albert Lea Minnesota on August 3. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Larry Nerdig Sharon Adams Mr and Mrs Tom Costi fan Mr and Mrs Lawrence Winter Carmen Hgesdal Mr and Mrs Alan Thorson Patty Elwood Mr and Mrs Harold Eisenman Mr and Mrs Jim Shortenhaus Phyllis Fisher Mr and Mrs Raymond Gerdes Miss Ruth Gibson Mr and Mrs Larry Gilbert Dr and Mrs David Grimes Mr and Mrs Vernon Christenson Marsha Harms Mr Gary Friesenberg Mr and Mrs Martyn Hassebroek Mr and Mrs Tom Martinson Shirley Hassebroek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Larry Nerdig
Sharon Adams
Tom Costifan
Lawrence Winter
Carmen Hgesdal
Alan Thorson
Patty Elwood
Harold Eisenman
Jim Shortenhaus
Phyllis Fisher
Raymond Gerdes
Ruth Gibson
Larry Gilbert
David Grimes
Vernon Christenson
Marsha Harms
Gary Friesenberg
Martyn Hassebroek
Tom Martinson
Shirley Hassebroek
Local Residents Attend Event and Send Letters
The list includes and Mrs. Jim Hofbauer and couples Hartman Jensen Larson Lowe Meyer Miller Sapp and Wessels. Letters were received from Glen Bosma David Finlayson and Karen Steenblock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hofbauer
Richard Hartman
Audrey Jensen
Ronald Larson
Orval Lowe
Delores Mastin
Lee Meyer
Alyls Meyer
Lawrence Miller
Donna O'Keefe
Larry Sapp
Clarice Wessels
Glen Bosma
David Finlayson
Karen Steenblock
Courtesy Calendar plum August events at Buffalo Center Titonka
Courtesy Calendar lists O E S special initiation at Masonic Temple Thursday 8 p.m. An open house bridal shower for Mary Ann Weaver at First Congregational Church Buffalo Center Friday 7 30 p.m. with program at 8 p.m. Saturday features Judy Van Hove Ellen DeVries Patti Gruss and Bucks Night. Sunday hosts open house reception for Mr and Mrs Claus Krull 2 to 5 p.m. Titonka Methodist Church. Monday notes Lions Club meeting.
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O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Mary Ann Weaver
First Congregational Church
Buffalo Center
Judy van Hove
Bethlehem Lutheran
First Congregational
Patti Gruss
First Reformed Church
Claus Krull
Methodist Church
Titonka
Lions Club
NIAD Producers Share of Iowa Milk In 1967
The NIAD area excluding Wright and Butler counties produced 6.5 percent of Iowa milk in 1967 with NEAD’s 27,600 cows yielding 364 million pounds at an average of 9,678 pounds per cow. Mitchell county had the most cows at 8,400 while Worth county had 3,900. Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Marion Helin to Lakota to see her parents is noted.
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Niad
Wright
Butler
Iowa
Dubuque
Waterloo
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Creston
NEAD
Mitchell County
Worth County
Nad
Farm Outlook Sees 1968 Corn Prices Following 1967 Pattern
An Iowa State economist notes prices likely steady in coming weeks then shaped by last year’s trend as 1968 corn production is Forecast to be the second largest on record at 4,452 million bushels. Prices may rise briefly if crop prospects deteriorate significantly amid stronger demand and carryover stocks.
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Iowa State University
USDA
Bob Wisner
Town State
Wisner
Market outlook may quicken harvest finish this fall
Farm price specialists warn that aging storage space in parts of the country and potential favorable weather could hasten harvest completion and squeeze marketing facilities and prices at harvest. If fall prices slip several cents a bushel below the loan rate as they did in 1967, implications could follow.
Corn Loan Movements Hint at Rising Prices in 1989
An economist warned that if production does not exceed the July 1 forecast, heavy loan movements could tighten supplies and push seasonal corn prices higher into 1989. The July 1 report projected a national yield of 79.7 bushels per acre, a new record, with Iowa at about 896 million bushels, down 4 percent from 1967 due to reduced acreage and higher yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Wisner
Towa
Grant Go-Getters Ice Cream Social in Winnebago County
The Grant Go-Getters met at Grant Township Hall at 10:00 a.m. on June 26 for a club tour rescheduled from June 24 due to bad weather. Seven members plus leader Merle Bilyeu attended. the tour lasted about an hour. An ice cream social followed that night from 8:00 to 10:30 p.m. with about 32 people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Grant Township
Merle Bilyeu
Beck Dinner Attended By 500 In Des Moines
A crowd of more than 500 attended a fund raising barbecue for Robert K Beck centerville publisher seeking the Republican nomination for governor. The $25 ticket event at the Iowa State Fairgrounds drew tickets sold totaling over 1100 in a two week drive, with Beck supporters from Centerville. Lyle Hellyer led arrangements plus Neil Maurer Bruce Tarbox and Wilson Ervin aided. Food was managed by Raymond Pim.
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Robert K. Beck
Centerville
Iowa State Fairgrounds
Des Moines
Beck
Lyle Hellyer
Bob Beck
Mr. Hellyer
Hellyer
Neil Maurer
Laurens
Bruce Tarbox
North English
Wilson Ervin
Raymond Pim
Lucas
Partners
Cattle Feeders Day August 29 at Ames
Cattle feeders should mark August 29 for the 50th annual Iowa Cattle Feeders Day at Ames. The morning inspection of experimental cattle and facilities occurs at the Beef Nutrition Farm, northwest of Iowa State University, followed by research reports at Memorial Union. Afternoon programs feature speakers Kenneth Monfort of Monfort Feedlots and Packing, and Stephen Garst of Garst Farms outlining beef cattle production and the beef cow's Iowa future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ames
Towa State University
Memorial Union
ISU
Kenneth Monfort
Monfort
Greeley
Colorado
Monfort Packing Company
Stephen Garst
Garst
Cattle Feeders Day Set for August 20 at Ames
Agricultural growth noted as Ames announces the 50th annual Cattle Feeders Day on August 20. The event marks a milestone in local agricultural outreach with participation from farmers and industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
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Bire
Marion Helin
Mrs
Lee Olson
Lakota
National Institute of Meat Packing
Box
Minneapolis
Minnecots
Tam
Clarence A. Bosma
Rake
Clarence
Searville
Mansfield
Newton Township
Dover
Dale Higgins
Rememoer
Palnes Snares OH
Jamaica
Mrs. America Coronation
Allen & Rossi
Marty Robbins
Frank Sinatra
The
Fifth Dimension
Ballet America
Jack Jones
National Ballet of Mexico
RCA
Dayton‘s
Dept A
St. Paul
Young America Center
Albert E. Doden
Winnebago County
Oved
George A
Phil Heiman
Alfand
Johnson
Buffalo Canter
Robert D. Johnson
DeVries Auction Co
Lees
S&h
Georgia
Pillsbury
Fisherboy
Borden
Glacier Club
Exeluc
New California
Oregon Trail
Joan of Arc Northern
Musselman
Rath
Gov't
Gus Glaser
Hormel
S. Braunschweiger
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