Farmland Value in U.S. Reaches Record High
The Agriculture Department reports farmland values rose over six percent in the year ending last March, with the average acre costing more than 5600 nationwide and California at about 282 dollars per acre. Illinois, Ohio follow as costly states, while demand remains high despite weak returns on investment. Farmland sales stay tight with few farms on the market and prices climbing across the plains and other regions.
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Florida
Plains States
California
Ecco
Japan to Enter Atom Peace Conference
Tokyo reports Japan will join the international Atoms for Peace Fund conference in Geneva this September. The invitation came from Walker L. Cisler, director of the U.S. Atoms for Peace Fund.
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Tokyo
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Atoms For ‘Peace Fund
Geneva
Invita
Walker L
Cisler
U.S
Builders See Better Housing Prospects In 1950s
Washington report notes optimism in housing despite high priced homes. Builders surveyed by the National Association of Home Builders cite population growth, mortgage ease, and new legislation as favorable factors. Median sales prices expected to rise with plans to boost production, especially for homes under 15000 dollars.
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Severin
Washington
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Tidnal Association
Sample Ballot Mailing Starts in Alameda County Primary
Alameda County begins mailing 430000 sample ballots for the June primary. County Clerk Jack G Blue urges voters to save their polling place announcements to avoid last minute confusion. Absentee ballots and forms are available by mail or in person at the Oakland courthouse, with mailings to be completed by May 129.
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Blue
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Fallon
Sugar Exports Highlight Hawaii’s Primary Industry
Hawaii has produced sugar for over a century making it the island state’s core industry. Exports now exceed 140 million dollars annually signaling a major economic impact and sustained prominence in Hawaii’s trade.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Beaten Candidate Now Pounds Beat in Minnesota Election
In St. Paul Vernon Mishel, a former motorcycle policeman, failed in the city election and was told to walk a beat. He called the situation “a chum deal” and said he would complain to the Police Union.
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Boots
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Colinels
Parrot Dialogue Draws Helena Police to Tree
Helena Arkansas police were called after a resident heard a talking parrot in a tree near his home. Officer Hollis McClendon tried to coax the bird down, but the parrot urged the officer to come up instead.
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Ark
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John Murdock
Hollis McClendon
Sur
Tom
McClendon
Graduation Rites For Valley Girl CASTRO Miss Bailey
Miss Bailey plans post graduate study after graduation at Misody College of Santa Valley. Jung wedding to Chudie Parker of Coquille is noted. Further study at San Jose State for teaching credentials outlined.
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Misody College of Santa
Bailey Inditie A. ‘Jung
Chudie “Parker
Coquille
Three Fitties and the Mommy Fitty Tog
Classified want ad fragment promotes camping out and transferring items to a frying pan. Mentions trailer and a camping setup, appears in Class 27 want ads. Contains multiple odd phrases and repeated terms, implying an odd classified notice or puzzle fragment from the newspaper page.
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