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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text hints at agrarian upheaval and reforms in Mexico. It mentions farms, tractors, and barter, with references to land, ownership, and peasant labor. The piece appears to discuss revolutionary ideas about land tenancy, production, and rural control amid political change.
Columbia Pictures releases the comedy Who's Minding the Ming in Fastin color with a Saturday and Sunday showing. Stars include Kim Hutter Dorothy Poovine Mitten Berle Joey Bishop Bea Denver Walter Brennan Victor Buona and Jack Cal. Howard Morris directs with ROS Allen and Harvey Hilieek as writers. Art director John Beckman handles production design and the film features a humorous, fictional reconstruction of a sewer under the national capital.
The passage notes a wound stage and included rooms such as the Press Room with pictured leaders Washington to Hamilton, sections of the Vieilter Gallery, checking rooms, the guns’ lounge, and View saul where engraving plates are stored.
Wallingford notes from Mrs Barnes Skattabo cover funeral services for John Drew Sr’s sister in Werinestay, local travels to Chanute Colony and Mile S lifelike details, plus social updates. Birthday celebrations for Usual Pmiusuna, guests list including Linda Chirk Estherville and Anderson family. WLOW meeting details list attendees and activities with devotions and Bible study led by Pastor Glaser.
Toe Oaxundt presided at the Reygular Meet on January 8, 1968. Motions to approve minutes and pay bills passed. adjournment approved.
The USDA announces national average support of 200 per bushel for soybeans with ongoing price stability efforts. It outlines CCC storage terms and liquidation options, citing Wheat price supports and farm storage programs tied to 1966–1988 policy goals and cooperative pricing.
Agricultural official Joe A Lynch announced extension of soybean loan programs to allow farm storage payments. About 33,615 bushels in Palo Alto County, totaling roughly 23 million bushels nationwide, would qualify for reseal loans on stored crops including wheat corn soybeans nuts and barley.
The phrase reflects the official motto of Future Farmers of America emphasizing hands on learning, practical work, and service. It encapsulates the organization’s creed that education through doing leads to productive citizenship.
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