Record drought and livestock market outlook in 1954 details
In 1954 the JuneJuly cattle and calf marketings are expected to top records with about 620000 head sold for slaughter, up from 597000 a year earlier and far above the five year average of 451000. May marketings rise 3 percent from year ago and 22 percent above the 1948-53 average. June slaughter marketings forecast at 325000 head, 8 percent above 301000 a year earlier and 44 percent above the 5 year average.
For Sale Miscellaneous Ads Include Pianos Mowers and Napkins
Classification of local ads shows for sale listings including personalized wedding napkins, lawn mowers, a 23R1 chair stroller, a mahogany spinet desk, and two like new spinet pianos with delivery. Contacts include Ruth Clasen, Murphy Music Co., and Hermansens with address hints in Iowa and Minnesota.
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All Metal
Ash m. Good
Ruth Clasen
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Murphy Music Co
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Iowa Third In Workers' Rate Of Production
Iowa economists Clark Bloom and A A Montgomery analyze postwar output per worker in manufacturing using 1947 and 1953 data. They rank Iowa 11th in value added by manufacture growth, eight percent above the national average, with Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, and Kansas leading.
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Iowa
State University of Iowa
Iowa Business Digest
West Virginia
South Dakota
Clark Bloom
A.A. Montgomery
West Virgina
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizons
Kansas
Bloom
Montgomery
Towa
SUI
Towa Business Digest
Hog market sales forecast for Iowa June July
Iowa farms expect hogs marketed for slaughter in June and July to total about 2,000,000 head. This would be roughly one percent above last year’s 1,981,000 head but still down from earlier projections.
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Iowa
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hogs Market Projections For June And July 1953
June hog marketings expected at 1 000 001 head a 1 percent drop from June 1952 and 12 percent below 3 year average. Producers plan 1 900 000 head for slaughter in July which would be 3 percent above last year’s July 974 000 head and near the 5 year average. May sales set second highest record at 1 350 000 head with wear of near record April and March. Average age of hogs in May 7.3 months compared with 7.3 months in 1934 and 7.1 months in April 1953. Cattle and calf slaughter projections for Iowa are 4 percent higher for June and July.
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Lowa
Election- Contined from Page Ouel
Voters names and township lists appear in the election notices with candidates in Nevada Silver Lake Vernon townships. The readable fragments name Arbogast Bennie Berkland Melvin Berkland and others alongside Raymond Besch Robert Darrah Eldon Fehr Everett Myers LeRoy Sprout and more.
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Arbogast
Bennie
Berkland
Melvin Berkland
Amer Coty
Niles Heggen
Eugene Kliegl
Robert Krause
Norma Rsen
Olaf Norland
William G. Weiner
Nevada
Raymond Besch
Robert Darrah
Eldon Fehr
Ine Elynn
Harry Watson
Everett .Myers
LeRoy. Sprout
Carrol Underwood
Donald Wood
Anid Harold Wood
Silver Lake
Joe Antoine
Donald Foster
Melvin L. Fill
D. F. Kassel
Robert Kirschbaum
Dean Stowell
Floyd Struthers
Adrian Steen
Albert J. Swanson
Alfred Wichman
Vernon Township
Dim Brown
Cowboys Stage Saddle Bronc Exhibition at Local Ranch Event
Officials Buck Vandervelde John Reeves and Harold DeMoss of Estherville led pickup acts while Dave Lynch directed the arena. Horsefly Sherin performed a saddle bronc stunt with Bob Scott of Omaha judging. Secretaries Dorothy Zaugg and Andrew Vandervelde kept records as Rickie Reeves bullfighted a young calf.
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Big Ranch
Buck Vandervelde
John Reeves
O’ Harold DeMoss
Estherville
Dave Lynch
Eddie
Edwin Stattleman
Sherin
U.S.A
Bob Scott
Omaha
Webins
Dorothy Zaug
Special School Election for Central District May 18 1945
Notice to voters in Kos suth and Palo Alto counties Iowa that a special election is ordered for May 18 1945 to decide issuing bonds not to exceed 450000 for a high school building program including a new school building a site in the SE quarter of section 16 97N 30W Kossuth County and adjoining athletic field land improvements.
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Carl W. Priebe
Lioyd Berkland
Seclion
Range
St. P.M. Fenton
Kossuth County
Iowa
Central Community School District
Board of Directors
Fetton
Paw W. Eigler
Board ‘of Directors
Central Community
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Sentral Community
Nassuth
Palo Altay
Towa
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