Relatives visit amid army life in Luxembourg tale
A Remsen family story centers on Peter A Nilles stationed in West Germany and visiting Luxembourg with relatives from Bissen Heiderscheid and Heiderscheid Nothem Krieps Weyen lines The piece notes five year old Jimmy entering kindergarten and earning a big gold star for resting best after explaining the daily rest ritual to his mother in a gentle home vignette.
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Peter A. ‘Nilles
Remsen
West Germany
Luxemibourg
Nilles
Nothem
Bissen
Krieps and Weyen
Heiderscheid
Jimmy
Iowa state bond sale fails with no bids
Iowa must readvertise for 24.7 million dollars in bonds to fund veteran bonuses after no bids arrive at the scheduled sale. About 109000 veterans may be eligible. Selig M. Karson of St. Petersburg has been named to head the Independence Mental Health Institute with a 20000 dollar annual salary plus living allowances, starting July 1.
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Iowa
Ds. Selig M. Karson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Iowas Mental Health Institute of Independence
State Tax Commission
Robert Anderson
Buens Vista County
Towa
Anderson
Iowa Association of County
Bishops’ Relief Fund
Empire State Building
New York
N. Y
Notable Iowa figures and civic leaders highlighted
The obituary notes a long career in singing and academic leadership at the University of Oregon along with civic work and women’s groups. It lists ten master farmers from Iowa for 1957 by Wallace’s Farmer, naming their towns. It also reports Hal L. Reed becoming GE public relations manager in Schenectady, a former Iowa journalist and UI/SIU alumnus.
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Voice
University of Oregon
Wallace
William Blahauietz
Harris
William Darbyshire
Rockwell City
Oswell Fisher
Hubbard
Donald Foutch
Woodbine
Ralph A. Long
Mt. Ayr
Ray Mitchell
Charles City
Otto Schaper
Esherville
Amos Siglin
Nu‘ma
Marion Steddam
Granger
Ray Webber
Stockport
IOWAN
Hal L. Reed
Rinard
Iowa
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Reed
Chicago
SUI
Iowa Farm Prices Rise In Mid March Index
The mid March index at 263 percent of the 1910-14 base rises 9 points or 4 percent from February 15 and surpasses March 15 1957. Livestock and products up 10 points. poultry eggs up 27. meat animals up 10. dairy unchanged. crop index up 7 from mid February.
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Iowa
Fayette County Firs Sign With ASC
Fayette County is the second largest user of agricultural stabilization conservation funds in Iowa. ASC committee member Herbert Ash notes continued allocations and signups, with 252 original agreements and 316 late signers. After March 28, an additional 363,500 dollars was allocated, nearing coverage for late participants.
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Fayette County
Iowa
Herbert Ash
ASC
Ellis Thompson
Isaac Paul
Dhm
Ydm
Fayette
Chester Turner
Mgr
Ash
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