Farm Index Hits Low Point Not Seen Since 1946 in Iowa
Iowa farmers overall index dropped 17 points to 204 percent of the 1910-14 base for the month ending November 15, led by meat animal price declines. Livestock and dairy sectors fell while crops edged higher. feed prices and various commodity prices also dropped, with substantial losses in hogs and other meats.
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Iowa
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hegecht
Indies
Corn and Egg Markets Move on Feed Cost Shifts
A slight gain in corn prices and a decreased butterfat dairy feed ratio with modest grain price rises and lower egg prices push the egg poultry ratio downward despite reduced feed costs.
William P Clark 63 Ayrshire tavern operator dies
William P Clark, 63, a former Ayrshire tavern operator, dies of a heart attack at his Laurens home. He was married to Jessie Feldman in 1915. seven children survived, including four sons and a daughter. Other items note Christmas activities, visits, a Purina rep lesson, and Morningside College choir plans.
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William Clark
Ayrshire
William P. Clark
Laurens
Jessie Leora Feldman
William Robert
Belmont
Milford Backstrom
Curlew
Merle
Montana
Elwin
Chicago
Stanley
Bob
Spencer
Clark
Catholic Benefit ‘Society
Annd
Maurice Naberhaus
Carroll
Marvi Naber
Marliene
Arcadia
William C. Naber
Gaylord Lewis
Lewis
Air Force
Roy Ferg
Wisconsin
Chellew
G. J. Jensvold
Ringsted
Purina
Baniquét
Vannhom Darwin
Larson
Son
Morningside ‘College
Darwin
Morningside
Ing
Community Notices From Stone Minnesota Area
Local residents report visits and social events. Merritt Brazier of Havelock breaks ankle at Mason City and is hospitalized. Lloyd Bannister travels to Mason City to visit him. St. Paul area ministers attend Algona district pen house while families visit and host meals in Stone, Ringsted, Emmetsburg and Panora.
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D. E. Streyffeler
Algona
Jim Staley
Panora
R. G. Staley
Merritt Brazier
Havelock
Mason City
Lloyd Bannister
Owen Anderson
Ringsted
Bella Lowe
Man weeps on Safe-Driving Day after crash
A two year old note recalls an Iowa driver who, after an accident, spoke philosophically yet wept when reminded by the sheriff that the mishap occurred on Safe-Driving Day, the nationwide 24-hour goal with no crashes.
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Iewa
Mallard Woman Injured In In Car Collision
Mrs Lindsey Feaster suffered a deep facial gash and a broken nose when the car she rode in was struck by another vehicle at Algona. Seven stitches closed the gash and she was hospitalized in Mason City before later transfer. Feaster was not injured. The other car was demolished. Feaster's brother R M Feaster and sister Mrs Grace Rowe, both of Rolfe, were left in charge of the farm.
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Mallard
Lindsey Feaster
Algona
Mason City
Feaster
Milo Reinders
Emmetsburg
Reinders
Orlan Brownlee
D. C
Bridge Club
William Reinders
Elmer Hough
Eugene Hinrich
Harry Riteharh
Malian
Ritchart
Pipe
S-D Day reveals underreporting of Iowa crashes
Safety education fieldmen investigated nearly 400 Iowa traffic accidents on the highly publicized S-D Day. They found drivers often agreed not to report crashes until the next day to dodge the bright spotlight, with many involved having no prior accidents or violations. at least two men had not had an accident in 37 years of driving. Second growth sudangrass and sorghums frost toxic to livestock. Zune Trees watering test advises digging to root level to check soil moisture.
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