Iowa soybeans harvest advances as wet weather slows progress
Wet weather slowed harvest in Iowa for the week ending Oct 12 though 30 percent of soybean acreage was harvested. Topsoil moisture mostly adequate to surplus, with wettest areas in Southwest Iowa. Corn maturity at 90 percent, 10 percent harvested, moisture high at 23 percent. Soybeans 39 percent harvested, 74 percent in good to excellent condition. Secretary Northey says progress slow and behind five year average.
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U: Department of Agriculture
Ics
Iowa
Bill Northey
Deli owner serves up soups and sandwiches at Club Deli
Chris Cloudy bought Club Deli in 2009 and runs it with two part timers. He makes all soups and chili from scratch, including dressings and pasta salad. The shop serves Rockwell Collins and Transamerica staff and nearby patients waiting for appointments.
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Lub Deli
Chris Cloudy
Ally
Club Deli
Cloudy
Rockwell Collins
Transamerica
Club Deli Owner Promotes Quality Over Prices
Chris Diouhy of Club Deli at 1933 51st Street NE, Cedar Rapids, argues his shop offers higher quality meats cheeses and fresh vegetables daily, despite not competing with big chains on price. A contact for My 82 seeks a manager with over a year’s experience.
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Chris Diouhy
Club Deli
51St Street
Dedar Rapids
Chelsea Keenan
Chelses
Eenandmegazette.com
Electric car education event planned in Coralville
Mitchell Schmidt of The Gazette reports on an electric car awareness push led by Marc Franke and EVIowa. The eight member group will host a Q and answer session and test rides for four EVs at Coralville West Parking Ramp 921 Ring Road Iowa River Landing from 1 to 3 pm Sunday.
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Iowa
Marc Franke
Eviowa
Franke
Coralville
Ring Road
Iowa River Landing
John Lundell
Lundell
Iowa City
ACT
NewBo City
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
GoDaddy
Ebola fears drive surge in protective gear demand
Since the Dallas Ebola diagnosis, demand for hazmat suits masks and related protective gear has surged across the U S medical supply industry. Companies from major producers to smaller makers report orders from governments and international agencies as health authorities warn of a growing outbreak possibly reaching 2015 levels.
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U.S
Dallas
Cal
West Africa
Reuters
Thomas Eric Duncan
Spain
World Health Organization
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Guinea
Centers For
Disease Control and Prevention
DuPont
United States
Kimberly-Clark
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