Editorial on Palo Alto residents supporting blood program
Editorial urges Palo Alto County residents to continue supporting the Red Cross Blood Program for total coverage. It notes upcoming bloodmobile visits in Emmatzburg on June 12 and West Bend on June 13 and calls for donations to maintain access without payment or replacement.
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Milk Production Trends Shift National Dairy Landscape
Iowa State University economist Bob Strain notes milk production and dairy incomes down from 1974, yet production slightly above four years earlier. Cow numbers decline slows, influenced by lower cattle prices, unemployment, and ample replacement stock, with 1975 projections showing modest price increases and steady production gains per cow.
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Iowa State University
Bob Strain
Iowa
Economist
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Strain
Strath Lowa
Fifty Years Ago In Storm Lake And Beyond
A Storm Lake raid by Sheriff Merritt Hoffman led to four young men being arrested at Manawa Beach for a poker game. They appeared before Justice Charles Aikin and were fined $25 plus costs.
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Charles Aikin
Frambach Farm Hosts Public Muzzle Loader Shoot
Jim Frambach, president, announced a public muzzle loader shoot inviting attendees to test their abilities at Frambach farm. Andy Adams won a ham prize, with Arlo Adams and Jim Frambach finishing second and third in the event.
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They Call It Progress They Call It Progress
Lyle W Borg critiques government regulation citing Army Corps of Engineers outhouse project for Hastings Minnesota and field sanitation bills in Michigan Meanwhile California bans the short handled hoe as unsafe The piece argues progress lies in direction not speed or cost and questions reliance on government control
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California
Hard Rock Kid hobos and Inflation fight feature mix
Seaman profiles the "Hard Rock Kid" John Mislen of Trenton now 66 who has rode rails since 1927 and planned to enter Britt Hobo Days while reflecting on a life on the road. The piece shifts to a note on inflation with U S Chamber of Commerce data and rising taxes, urging readers to press Congress on fiscal policy.
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Diane
Tim
Hard Rock
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Marshalltown
Jows City
Misien
Harry
Boxcar Bette
Britt
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