Thanksgiving Day Guests Listed for Tjaden and Meinders Families
Thanksgiving at Alma Tjaden home included Glen and Ralph Tjaden families from Webster City and Britt, Paul Tjaden family from Wesley, Dick er and family from Leland, Rev and Mrs George Tjaden and Margreete Tjaden from Garner, Lena Kramer and Donald from Wo den, Bonno Schutter from Titonka, and Henry Meiners plus Meinders families. Richard Gray hosted a late dinner with Evenson and Ardell Gray of Buffalo Center and Harley Neuhring family of Klemme. Leonard Halgren of Thompson visited the Ostrander home on Sunday evening.
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Alma Tjaden
Glen Tjaden
Webster City
Ralph Tjaden
Britt
Paul Tjaden
Wesley
Dicker
Leland
George Tjaden
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Misa Margreete Tjaden
Garner
Lena Kramer
Donald
Woden
Bonno Schutter
Titonka
Richard Gray
Henry Meiners
Alvin Meinders
Wilbert Meimders
Kim Meinders
Stephen Evenson
Ardell Gray
Buffalo Center
Harley Neuhring
Klemme
Leonard Halgren
Thompson
Les Ostrander
Ray Elman
Dick Elman
Omaha
Nebraska
Fred Busan
Armstrong
Meplyn Elman
Terry
Susan
Larry Costigan
Tom Costigan
Terri
Todd
Litchfield
Mickey Costigan
Newport
Florence Costigan
Richard Potter
Sandra Potter
Waverly
Hermann Haager
Best Food In The World Is Available Here
Alonzo Johnson, Chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, says American farmers deliver high quality food at lower costs due to efficiency and mass production. He notes the grocery bill’s share of take home pay has fallen from 25 to 17 cents over decades, while costs are driven by weather, transportation, and demand for prepackaged foods.
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Alonzo Johnson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Johnson
Wool Program Marketing Year Ends December 31
Alonzo Johnson of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee reminds growers the 1963 marketing year under the wool and mohair program ends December 31, 1968. Payments for the 1968 year depend on completing all marketing details by that date, including passing title and delivering wool or mohair to the buyer, with documents and price information ready. Applications for 1968 year payments may be filed with the county ASCS office at any time, and the chairman urges prompt action.
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Alonzo Johnson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Agencies urge earlier filing for 0dB-year marketings
The program relies on the average national price for marketing throughout the year and requires complete reports for precision. ASCS urges all 0dB-year applications be filed before January 31, 1989. Payments for the 1968 marketing year will likely begin in April next year.
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ASCS
Farm Outlook Brightens Corn Price Ahead
The USDA November crop estimate reduces the 1968 U S corn crop projection to 4 4998 billion bushels, with an average yield of 79 4 bushels per acre. Wisner notes final figures may differ after December 19 while prices may rise later if harvest delays persist and export demand remains strong. A possible dock strike in December could limit price gains. A gift ad follows for a bracelet at Kramer’s Jewelry in Buffalo Center.
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USDA
Bob Wisner
Towa State University
Wisner
Towa
Iowa
ISU Winter Farm Operation Classes Still Accepting Applicants
ISU advertises openings for the Winter Quarter Program in Farm Operation. Apply by November 26. registration December 2 and classes begin December 3, ending February 28. Fees total about 125 dollars, room and board 270, books 40.
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Towa State University
Donald Ahrens
Donald L. Ahrens
Curtiss Hall
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Finley Hall
Record Crop Prospects Heighten US Farm Estimates
USDA crop production reports show a record harvest with high output across soybeans peanuts rice and sugar beets. Corn slightly down but still atop the charts while sorghum nears a new record. Below average yields expected for cotton and tobacco amid a general trend of near record crops.
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USDA
U. S
NIACC Students In Training as Disaster Teams
North Iowa Area Community College will field disaster teams after the new year when 28 NIACC students finish Red Cross disaster training. Each Monday from 7 to p.m. over 10 sessions, they will complete 10 hours of first aid and 10 hours on canteen service communication welfare inquiries and surveys of affected areas for manpower and equipment needs. The program is organized by the North Central Iowa Chapter of the American Red Cross which provides instructors experienced in tornado response.
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North Iowa
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