Peru mission cowboys air from Des Moines church group
Two Des Moines area men travel to Peru to buy twenty heifers and two bulls for the Quaranas in central Peru as part of the United Methodist Heifer Project. Funds of over seven thousand dollars come from Methodist men and Sunday schools statewide to aid hunger relief. the trip includes cross-border work with local officials and a return via Quito with possible Peru project visit. Net farm income nationally rose to 15.7 billion with per farm income averaging 5483 dollars, led by Arizona with 30108 and Alaska lowest at 1010. future gains predicted up to 17.7 billion this year.
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Jowans
Peru
Church Missions
Des Moines
Toles Moines Aire
Paris
Donald Ridenour
Keswick
Clarence Ho Mannasmith
Ridenour
Lambert Anderson
Lima
Education
Minister of Transportation
Cate
Hed Oak
Dr. Mannesmith
Hunter
Atlantic United Methodist Church
United Methodist Men of Atlantic
Kenneth Harris
Helfer
Mandosmith
Harold Phend
Boone United Methodist
George Hingaman
Marshall King
Broadway United Methodist Church
Council Bluffs
API
David McAlpin
Genesis
Conest
Lester Coons
Mannagmith
Quito
Ecuador
HPI
Roy Hoover
William T. Miller
Boone
Marnasmith
Atlantic
John Lippincaté
Council Bluffs Broadway
Donald Arthur
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Respark
Vermont
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
North Dakota
Kansas
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Oregon
California
Alaska
West Virginia
Vast Rural Auction Roundup Across Iowa Areas
Fragmented OCR list shows multiple farm auctions and sales across counties near Prairiebury Thue Keene and Anamosa. Entries name estates like Not Mavlony Farm sale and various cattle hog and poultry lots with times around dawn to late morning, listing coordinates and local organizers Hawkers Hawkeym Llowns and George Molen among others. Continuous sale notices reference cattle pigs cows hens and farm equipment with locations including Keystone La Porte City Urbana and Anamosa in a dense schedule.
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Waraid Aba
Prairiebury- Thue
Uthn Poone
Hampshire
Brad Gow Galt
Walsowie
Tarman
Keystone
Ben Wheatley
Winthrow
Bal
Goody Robart C. Apateby
Garry Crenbaush
Urbana
P.m
Es Mictty
Anamosa
Linoustnance Ran
Budiey
Organic foods lack extra nutritive value say ARS expert
Washington by UPI Dr Ruth M Leverton science advisor to the ARS warns that organically grown foods may taste better or fresher but do not offer added nutrition. She notes inorganic nutrients are largely what plants absorb and that higher organic costs do not equate to higher nutritive value. Production limits would prevent supplying the entire population with organic foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ruth M. Leverton
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Leverton
Dis Witt of Virginia Dietetic Association
Arlington
Leverson
de Leverson
Northeast Iowa 4 H Citizenship Series Planned
Two hundred thirty eight 4H members across Dubuque Jackson Clayton Delaware and neighboring counties join a concentrated citizenship study led by Richard Horne of Decorah and Banks Doggett Jr of Dubuque. Sessions explore what citizenship means, responsibility, and group belonging through visits with local government officials. Seventy two youths will attend the National 4H Citizenship Short Course in Washington DC in June 1972, with over three hundred participating in the trials over four years.
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Decorah
Town
Dubuque
Belaware
Clayton
Howard
Fayette
Allamakee
Jackson
Eet
Duc
Buque
Delaware
Washington
D.C
Eastern Iowans Host Japanese Farm Youth
Two young farmers from Japan will arrive in Des Moines this month to begin a year on Eastern Iowa farms. The Carl Ritscher family of Keystone will host Takashi Nakanowatari and the Forrest Hill family will host Masaharu Kubo. The notice notes prior historical recalls two years ago events involving President Kennedy and Senator Taft.
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Des Moines
Japan
Iowa
Carl Ritscher
Keystone
Takashi Nakanowatari
Forrest Hill
Masaharu Kubo
Three Men Named to Winnashiek Board
DECORAH Richard Mutter Postville Gene Sivesind Decorah and Cletus Meyer Waucoma were elected to three rear terms on the Winneshiek county DHIA board at the annual meeting held in the Farm Bureau meeting room in Decorah Retiring are Albert Ashbacher Postville Jim Mickey Mabel Minn and Albin Massman Ossian Also on the board are Daryl Bergan Mabel Mian Nesl Lovstuen Decorah Duane Groth Spring Grove Minn and David Hegg Decorah Vernon Meyer Iowa State University engineer spoke on dairy facility trends Wendell Ryder area livestock production specialist noted the dairy enterprise requires heavy labor with studies showing 60 to 70 hours per dairy cow
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Decorah
Richard Mutter
Postville
Gene Sivesind
Cletus Meyer
Waucoma
Winteshiek
Duane Groth
Spring Grove
Minn
David Hegg
Vernon Meyer
Towa State University
Wendell Ryder
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Faun News
Heifer Project, Inc
HPT
Iran
Mannasmilth
United Methodists
Marond
the Gazette
Cheltea
A.C
Lender
Cay
New Holland No
AR Hilers A.C
Cambine
Kewanee
Eluvator
Knoedler Barr
Coronado Frost
Zenith
Mamta
George Holan
Chelsea
Clark
Siditer
Fornt
Chiropractic
House
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Sen
Taft
Tex McCrary
Faye Emerson
Winnashiek. Board
Irphean Limited Variety Store
Marion
Orphean A. Limited
First National Bank of Marion
Frank Malone
Bill Windus
Seventh Avenue
First National
Heip
Don Weimer
New Orphean Limited
Variety Store
Isow
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