Robert Hupfeld and James Hyde Obituaries
Robert Wayne Hupfeld 86 of Belle Plaine died March 24 2024. Graveside services set for March 28 2024 at Keystone Cemetery. Survived by sons Mark and Gerry two grandchildren and longtime companion Mary Van Hamme. James Warren Hyde 94 of Vinton died March 21 2024. Funeral March 1 2024 at Wesley United Methodist Church with U S Air Force honors interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation March 1 at church.
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Bob) Wayne Hupfeld
Keystone
Bob
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Flossie (Heitman) Hupfeld
Belle Plaine
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Janie) Hupfeld
Gerry
Amanda
Mount Vernon
Alexa
Emma Hupfeld
Mary van Hamme
Duane Hupfeld
Dorothy Hupfeld
Mardean Hollopeter
Mary Ann Hupfeld
Carolyn Ann Hupfeld
Fred Hupfeld Jr
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James Warren Hyde
Vinton
Wesley United Methodist Church
Brian Channel
Evergreen Cemetery
U.S. Air Force
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Bridge Collapse on Maryland Toll Bridge Stuns City
A cargo ship crash collapsed a 1.6 mile bridge in Maryland during the night, trapping six workers and disabling transport on the span used by 12 million vehicles last year. Rescue teams paused for recovery with divers to resume at 6 a.m.. two people were pulled from the water and one hospitalised. Authorities warned of a months long disruption to East Coast shipping, including at the Port of Baltimore.
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L. Butler Jr
Maryland State Police
Paul Wiedefeld
Jeffrey Pritzker
Brawner Builders
Pritzker
Baltimore
Brandon Scott
Maryland Transportation Authority
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Francis Scott Key
Maxaar Technologies
Bird flu detected in milk from Texas and Kansas cattle
Federal and state officials report bird flu on at least two dairy farms in Texas and two in Kansas with milk from sick cows being diverted or destroyed. Officials say pasteurization prevents food-supply impact and no risk to the public.
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Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
United States
Texas Agriculture
Sid Miller
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
New Mexico
Iowa
Hong Kong
World Health Organization
Brian Hoefs
Minnesota Board of Animal Health
Miller
Wado
N.M
USDA
Associated Press
Egg prices stay near highs amid bird flu weather and inflation
Global egg costs remain elevated as avian flu outbreaks strain supply, with U S prices averaging 2.99 per dozen in February down from last year’s 4.21. Analysts expect only gradual easing as restocking and biosecurity measures influence the market.
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Nan-Dirk Mulder
Rabo- Bank
RaboResearch Food and Agribusiness
Mulder
United States
Europe
Emily Metz
American Egg Board
U.S
David Anderson
Texas A&m University
Nigeria
California
Massachusetts
Washington
Oregon
Michigan
Metz
Anderson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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