Grain program proof shows cuts to ease feed surplus
In Winnebago County ASCS reports 108,112 farms signed for emergency diversion to cut 1959-60 corn and grain sorghum acreage by at least 20 percent. National figures indicate about 26.7 million acres diverted. Participants receive payments for diverted acres and retain basic crop support eligibility. the goal is to reduce surplus without harming farm income.
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Oe Anderson
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Capitol News Letter NEW SECRETARY Town Iowa picks L B Liddy
L B Liddy named secretary of agriculture by Governor Erbe replacing former deputy Lloyd Van Patten. Liddy, ex head of the dairy and food division, had served 11 years in the department and becomes state personnel director since January 1.
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Lex Hawdens
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Saye
Republican State Administration
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New Furniture Solves Odd-Size Window Problems
A design piece in homes with mixed window sizes helps balance rooms. Mary Jane Holland notes long low chests spanning wide picture windows create symmetry with lamps and accessories. Camouflage with drapes when budgets limit new buys for high or small windows. Local residents visit in Hayward and Blue Earth, Minnesota.
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Mary Jane Holland
Winnebago County Extension Home Economist
Hog and cattle prices seen shifting through summer
Farm economist Francis Kutish says hog prices should gain some in summer but not reach February levels. June and July will see lower marketings, with August needing to reestablish May slaughter levels. Cattle slaughter in late April and May ran above last year, reducing backlogs, but price improvement remains uncertain and heavy cattle could face pressure.
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Francis Kutish
Kutish
Des Moines Man Fined After Dog Bite Incident
A Des Moines man paid 125 in fines linked to a dog bite on a 9 year old. He refused to reveal the dog’s location, was jailed on 10,000 bond, and freed when his wife produced the dog for rabies check. He later paid 100 for interfering with a city official and 265 for letting the dog run at large. The bite dog was confined 14 days to assess rabies risk.
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Des Moines
Wilbur Bickett
Cadets in ROTC Training at Fort Sill Await July Finish
Cadets Arlen T. Bilsborough and Allan J. Boyken of Titonka Iowa study six weeks of ROTC training at Fort Sill Oklahoma with emphasis on duties of a second lieutenant in artillery. The program supplements four years of military science, aiming to qualify graduates for Army commissions. The piece notes their backgrounds and recent local social activity and mentions 1300 scientists supported by the American Cancer Society across 172 facilities.
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Patterson Visit and Hassebroek Family Return
Jimmy Winter stayed with cousins Robert Ronnie and Randy Patterson at the Lyle Patterson home Monday to Wednesday. Mr Wessel Hassebroek and granddaughter Elaine Hassebroek returned Monday from a visit with relatives at George and Sibley Iowa.
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Robert, Ronnie and
Randy Patterson
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Pictures and help wanted ad from 5 11 linotype operators
Picture notice invites appointments with Mrs Carman for engagements and anniversaries while a separate line urges aspiring printer operators to apply. It claims demand outpaces supply and directs readers to contact Henry Africa, Sahoo of Journalism, lowacy, laws for information on starting in the trade.
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Henry Africa, Sahoo
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