Livestock Prices Seen Mixed Into Summer
Futrell, an economist at Iowa State University, notes cattle and hog price trends into mid June. Feeder cattle gains around 3 per cwt since arch while slaughter cattle edge up 2 to 3 and hog prices rise about 6. Demand remains mixed with spring feeding losses and cautious feeder interest. Far brighter outlook for cow, heifer, and slaughter margins as feed costs adjust and imports drop.
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Futrell
Sinee Arch
Gays Y Ear
Murrell
Richard W. Anderson
Lets Talk Gardening Use of summer mulch around tomatoes
An Iowa State University extension horticulturist explains tomatoes respond best to summer mulching to control weeds conserve soil moisture and reduce disease. Mulch options include grass clippings sawdust oat straw and black plastic with proper nitrogen fertilization to prevent deficiencies. Local notices report visits by Mrs Ernest Olson and Mrs Lucy Hacker with other parish guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Ben F. Vance
Iowa State University
Buffalo Center Hospital Notes June 15 to 21
Admission and discharge entries for Buffalo Center Hospital list patients by name and town from June 15 to June 21. Notable births include twin girls to Mr and Mrs William Ehrenberg of Buffalo Center on June 12 and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Vernon Olson of Thompson on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wirtjes
Lakota
Julie Ruggles
Marjorie Huisman
John Maass
Paul Heitland
Baby
Lake Mills
Wm. Ehrenberg
Herman Gruss
Gerald Dirksen
Woden
Danny James
Eliefson
Thompson
Herman Jutting
Jasper Burma
Jack Pingel
Swea City
Larry Gray
Titonka
Burt Myers
Eldora
Carl Garrett
Lakota i
Wilam Ehrenberg
Buffalo Center
Diane Geisking
Titanica
Jack Steinberg
Donald Clarken
Floyd Elwood
Vernon
Olson
C. M. Sullivan
Ledyard
Armando Villarreal
Sweat City
Timothy Vadraska
Spencer
Randy Nelson
Fred Lehman
Henry Gerdis, Sr
John Ellefson
Stanley Vanteicher
Jon Stauffacher
Lakota Families Visit Various Homes Sunday
Lakota locals Mrs Arlie Meyer Laureen and Arleen visited Christine Baumann LaMont Koppen and Fred Baumann homes on Friday. Roland and family took Mark Smith to Minneapolis where he will attend Gale Institute. Schroeders visited Elmore. Ralph Theisen returns from Minneapolis for vacation. Mark Theisen stays with grandmother Carrie Theisen. Raymond Becker and family visited William Goldtrap in Elmore. Wilbur Asche and children hosted Tom Asche on Father's Day. Robert Beemer family spent Sunday at Bill Beemer’s Webster City home. Becky to visit there a week. Monica Beemer heads to New York with grandmothers Mrs Guy Beemer and Mrs Jules Ness. Loren Appenzeller and kids spent weekend.
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Arlie Meyer
Laureen
Arleen
Christine Baumann
LaMont Koppen
Fred Baumanns
Roland Smith
Mark Smith
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gale ‘Institute
William Schroeders
Elmore
Ralph Theisen
Mark Theisen
Dolliver
Carrie Theisen
Raymond
William Goldtrap
Wilbur
Asche
Tom Asche
Robert Beemer
Bill Beemer
Webster City
Becky
Monica Beemer
New York
Guy Beemer
Jules Ness
California
Loren Appenzeller
Storm Lake
Schaler
Woden
Lone Rock
Swea City
Ledyard
Lakota
Iowa
Fairmont
George Wempen
Buffalo Center
Everett Thompson
Howard Thompson
Bancroft
Haymond Thompson
Waterloo
Melvin Harrings
John Vodraska
Spencer
Eldon Thompson
Community gathering notes and family visits in Iowa and Minnesota
A long list of Sunday and ongoing family events in rural Iowa and nearby Minnesota includes birthday celebrations for Nancy Thilges and Lori June Becker, a Becker Koppen reunion planned for June 27 at Swen City Park, and numerous visits among the Krall Gutknecht Mussman and Sloper families. Attendees hail from Elmore, Lake Park, Mankato, Ackley, Garner, Hutchinson, Des Moines, and other towns, with travel to Scarville, Albert Lea, Hackensack, and Humboldt.
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Elmer Appenzeller
Craig Thilges
Nancy
August Kleinksik
Henry Goeke
Joe Ingebretson
Debbie
Elmore
Minnesota
Ted Thilges
Vicki
Dennis Stoltenberg
Jeffrey
Lake Park
Marlin Lloyd
Mankato
Lori June
Kevin
Becker-Koppen
Swen
Christine Baumann
LaMont Koppen
Scarville
Arlie Meyers
Albert Lea
Arleen Meyer
Minneapolis
Frank Krall
Blue Earth
Father Thiele
Ledyard
Louise Krall
Mayme Schutz
Mason City
Stella Krall
Garner
Ed Gutimecht
Canada
Charles Hoeppner
David Smith
Don Peterson
Hackensack
Emma
Lena
Gertrude Gutknecht
Ackley
Louise
Rosanne Keister
Harry Mussman
Jasper Smidt
Ronnie Berschman
Buffalo Center
Mark
Smidt
Lakota
Osakis
Henry Blome
Albert Goetz
Albert Sloper
Adolph Poppe
Poppe
James Maynes
Patty
Orville Koeppenl
Audrey
Krause- Ploeger
Gotch Park
Humboldt
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Towa
Tom Tamen
Hub Beyer
S Wempen
Rollin Wempen
Osseo
Iid Swalve
Virgil
Burt
Arend Swalve
Ernest Olson
Lucy Hacker
Mrs
Cliff Thompson
Keith George
Forest City
Parérhial
C. B. Olson
Dell-Ray
Buttelo Center
Buffalo Center Hospital
Kall
REA
Owa
Otto Karels
William Karels
Ray.Krominga
Ray Spear
Orval Kienitz
Donal Schaefer
Walters
Jerry Schaefer
Harry Heath
Rake
Fred
Vera
Viola
Huettner
George A. Hormel
Saar
Phil Heiman
Col
Roy B. Johnson
Town
Northwood Sale Barn
Chris Ranken
Kiester
Minn
Rae Myen
Clara Swenson
Horse & Pony Sele
Heinie Implement Liquidation
Grundy Center
Arger
Leibranida TV
George Steen
Chuck Steinfeldt
Tribune
Ade
Keith Hofbauer
George Hofbauer
Buffalo Two
Winnebago County
H. J. Bode
Larry Gilbert
Leibrand Tv
Bosma TV
Nightcrawlers
Bosma Poultry Farm
Marlow Bicycle Shop
New Hampton
Jim McGrath
Bert Geerdes & Son
Lakkota
Timken Oil Furnace
Mel Lelbrand
Mayflower Moving
America
Mabon City
Coop. Oil Co
Wisconsin
Guernsey
Roger Nolan
Cecil
Singer Electric Sewing Machine
Virginia
St. Paul
RCA
Bos
Kuch's Food Center
Hall
Spencer and Spirella
styHat
Deane Jurgens
Ata Lic
Bomza TV
Wtv
Glenda's
Beauty Selon
Kramer
Mechem'’'S
New Holland
Mediem Implement
Thompson, Towa
New Spring
Bosnia
White Cat
Phil Peters
Rice
Ray Murray
2Tp
Steven Andersen
Yette
Seo Bancroft
Brubns Milling Service
Ruth Johnson
BOSMA
Cal’s Plumbing
Elmer Leibeand
Wilson
Truckers
Tribune Buffalo Center
Thompson, Iowa
Lowe
Buffalo
Center Tribune
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