Union By Mrs. Grellet Dillon
Mrs. Ray Wirth mourns the death of her brother Arthur Hauser 46 of Oakland California who died Sunday night. Weekend visitors join birthday celebrations and family gatherings across Iowa with relatives in Des Moines Waterloo Waterloo areas Parkersburg Hampton Central City and Iowa Falls among others.locals and extended families gathered for March birthday observances and Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wirth
Arthur Hauser
Oakland
Calif
Howard Vernon
Rita and
Dorne
Jake Westcott
Mark Westcott
Waterloo
Bill Grimsted
Des Moines
Floyd Maas
New Providence
Josie Bowen
Robert Shaver
Leo Bodensteiner
Town Falls
Glen Slate
James Jelsma
Linda
Marshalltown
Gerald Shaver
Barbara Jean
Allen Keith
Bangor
Neil Graves
Agnes Packer
Nettie Cobb
Russel Cobb
A. B. Cobb
Conrad
W. C. Parsons
Harry Lown
Lown
September hog market outlook from Iowa State expert
Farm economist Francis A. Kutish says pork supply is ample nationwide with steady wholesale demand, except New York where pork jobs rose. September farrowed pigs appear in markets and may hint at smaller late winter price rises, with hogs moving to market until May and a summer rally depending on feed and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Katish
Kutish
Sealed bids invited for Hardin Story Drainage District project
Counties of Hardin Iowa and Story Story County invite sealed bids for restoration and repair of the overflow channel of Hardin Story Drainage District No 3. Project includes cleaning about 16200 feet of open ditch. Bids due 10 00 A M CST on the Sunday in April 1952 at Story County Auditor Nevada Iowa. Bid bond 100 percent. Documents available at Hardin and Story County Auditors offices and Ames Engineering and Testing Service Ames Iowa. Right to reject bids and waive informalities reserved.
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Hardin
Story Counties
Iowa
Story
Board of
Hardin- Story Drainage No. 3
Story County
Hardin- Story
Nevada
Ames Engineering and Testing Service
East Tincoln Way
Ames
Town
County of
Brown
Plan Waterway Work Now For Hardin County Farmers
Hardin County extension officials urge early spring planning for grassed waterways. Shaping, seeding before May 1 is critical. waterways should be wide enough for drainage, with specifics based on slope and watershed size. Reed canary grass and Bremegrass are recommended. resources include pamphlet 166 from the Extension office in Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Dick Pulse
Dale Hull
Iowa State College
Hull
Lincoln
Fischer
Extension Service
Eldora
Joint Board of Hardin and Story Counties Meets
The Tuesday Herald-Ledger notes coal production within Iowa and states payment will be made by negotiable improvement certificates under Iowa Code sections 455.77 to 455.80. The Joint Board of Supervisors for Hardin and Story Counties formalizes the action, with the chairman signing as of March 21 28 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hardin
Story
Joint
Board of Supervisors
Hardin and
Story Counties
Hired Man or Machinery Debate on Farm Efficiency
Pete Miller and Fred Purdy argue whether a hired man or more machinery best serves a farm. The two friends conclude both have value and should be used together, each farmer deciding what's best for their own operation. The piece likens the choice to small personal liberties like coffee and beer at supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Miller
Fred Purdy
Fred
Peta
Pete
Baby Chick Orders This Spring Uncertain for Poultrymen
Poultrymen weigh spring chick purchases as the outlook for egg prices and feed costs next fall dominates. If farmers cut chick orders by 10 percent this spring, next fall’s egg output could fall, keeping prices high. A strong grain crop would lower feed costs, boosting profits for Iowa poultrymen who manage flocks efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutish
Iowa
Cattle Market Lagging Amid Soft Corn Cattle
Traders report unusually soft cattle in the market with most grading below the top choice. January 1 cattle on feed up 11 percent year over year, yet marketings lag. Analysts fear a surge of soft corn cattle within 60 days could trigger a wide price gap and potential declines up to four dollars per hundredweight if lots bunch badly.
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ames and Webster City
Glen H. Schmidt aged 21 and Beverly Brooks aged 19 of Ames Iowa received licenses. Lawrence D. Schuler and Verlayean Bridgeford of Webster City were also issued marriage licenses.
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Glen H. Schmidt
Beverly Brooks
Ames
Iowa
Lawrence D. Schuler
Legal
Webster City
Do You Want To Cut Your Federal Taxes
A critical look at government waste and inefficiency highlights how every dollar spent is taxes in disguise. The Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch reports billions wasted across agencies, with costly projects like Colorado Big Thomson ballooning from 44 million to about 182 million. Citizens are urged to act by contacting the Citizens Committee for Reorganization of the Executive Branch and their Congressmen to push reform and savings.
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Commission
Congress
Truman
Hoover
Army
Navy
Air Force
Alaska
Corps of Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Citizens Committee For
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Penna
Gifford Social Notes Mention Health And Visits
Jody Steelman spent Thursday night and Friday in the Eldora hospital with a kidney ailment. He returned home Friday afternoon. Glen Fagan and Edwin Palmer near Iowa Falls hosted visits with families. Wayne Kinney recovered from the flu at home after a week. Sam Lepley attended H Bowen’s funeral in Union. Geo Hallett and Mrs Hallett visited Dysart with her parents John and Mrs McDonald. Lauren Peters and Larry of Marshalltown joined the Halletts. The ladies are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Steelman
Eldora Hospital
Glen Fagan
Edwin Palmer
Iowa Falls
Wayne Kinney
Ackley
Sam Lepley
H. Bowen
Union
Geo. Hallett
John McDonald
Dysart
Lauren Peters
Larry
Marshalltown
Halletts
Divorce petition filed in district court over cruel treatment
Joanne W McDonald files for divorce against Gladeon McDonald in district court on March 17 alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks an injunction to protect household goods and a writ of attachment for a Buick sedan. Judge J M Schaupp issued both orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne W. McDonald
Gladeon McDonald
Maray
New Providence
J. M. Schaupp
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Massey-Harris
Eldora, Iowa
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Land O'Lakes
International Supply
Paoouer
Eldora Newspapers
Herald and Index
Aes
Herald - Ledger
Towa
Joe Marsh
Joel Marsh
U. 5
Brewers Foundation
Herald - Index
U. S
America
U.S. Defense
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Treasury Department Shanks
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