Osceola Woman Heads WIFE WIDNEY National President
Betty Majors of Osceola was elected national president of Women Involved in Farm Economics at the group’s convention last weekend. Delegates also chose four vice presidents and a slate of officers, adopting about 25 resolutions on agricultural issues including import quotas, labeling, and safety concerns about nitrates and antibiotics used in livestock.
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Widney
Neb
Betty Majors
Osceola
Helen Boyd
Carpenter
Wyo
Joyce Robinson
Chateau
Mont
Wilma Kesaler
Gresham
Sun
Georgia Holt
Spearman
Tex
LaVena Swason
Wilcox
Ariz
Nancy Kinder
Warden
Wash
United States
U.S. Agriculture Department
Farmers warn strike limited to wheat belt, wary support grows
The Columbus Telegraph reports analyst Kenneth Bader predicting a national farmers strike for December 14 will likely stay localized in the western wheat belt. He cites mixed support across Kansas Nebraska and Colorado with independence among farmers and concerns over wage-fight style outcomes. An unrelated note mentions a Bengal tiger exhibit at the Smithsonian and the death of Capt. Wilson Kettle.
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Ea Muvua
JWR
Wheat Belt
Kenneth Bader
American Soybean Association
Kansas
Towa
Bader
Colorado
Nebraska
Ald Bader
Wall
India
National Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
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Bellwood
Joe Struebing
DeWayne Novell
Rising City
Kearney
Robert de Turk
Grand Island
Orville Novell
de Turks
Pleasanton
Douglas Epley
Daisy
Struebings
Dana Klingelhoefer
Riverdale
Columbus
Npe
Capt
Wilson Kettle
Grand Bay
Port Aux Basques
Newfoundland
McKown
Funeral Home
Columbus and
Silver Creek
Jcpenney
Jcpenney Catalog