Difficult times for Iowa livestock raisers
J Merrill Anderson Iowa Farm Bureau president said the livestock sector faces a worsening outlook as meat supplies swell. He blamed consumer boycotts, weak purchasing power, price controls, import export policies, and over finished livestock, urging collaboration across producers, consumers, government and industry to market livestock at optimal weight and curb inflation without price controls. He noted Canada and the EEC Japan embargoes on beef and urged stronger government pressure to remove trade barriers while bankers back producers.
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Iowa
J. Merrill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Anderson
Canada
U. S
European Economic Community
Japan
Fireflies and Fire Beetles Light Up Science News
University of Iowa zoology professor Barbara Stay explains firefly flashing patterns and life cycle from larva to adult beetle. The glow arises from complex chemical reactions and has fueled WWII era glow readings from dead fireflies used to illuminate maps without revealing positions.
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University of Iowa
Barbara Stay
Stay
Jim Murphy
University of Iowa News Service
Lawsuits Filed in Small Claims Court Plymouth County
Multiple small claims actions listed for Plymouth county including Krull chiropractor vs. Bill Singer for 34.50, De Zeeuws Hub Clothiers vs. Freeman Howard for 21.62 plus 3.05 costs, Sears Roebuck vs. Wanda Heider seeking repossession of stereo valued at 412.07 with 285 due on contract from August 1972, Blue Bunny Employes Credit Union vs. Jack Collins for 704.51, D. K. Faber MD vs. Richard Stoos for 250, Medical Associates vs. Gary Vanness for 290.75, Medical Associates vs. Gary Vanness for 208, Medical Associates vs. Lowell Gerrietts for 191, Medical Associates vs. Darrell Schulz for 241, Western Iowa Telegraph Assn. vs. Gary Albert for 21.73, Neets 'N Grubs vs. Mrs. Dick Westergard for 15.87, Siouxland Propane vs. Darrell Plueger for 136.64, and Wayne A. Von Hagel vs. Thomas Miller for 1. All items relate to small claims filings.
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Magistrate’s Court
Small Claims Division
Plymouth County
A. D. Krull
Krull Chiropractor
Bill Singer
Merrill
de Zeeuws Hub Clothiers
Hawarden
Freeman Howard
Akron
Sears Roebuck
Wanda Heider
Westfield
Sears
Blue Bunny
D. K. Faber
Richard Stoos
Remsen
Medical Associates
Gary Vanness
Craig
Lowell Gerrietts
le Mars
Darrell Schulz
Western Iowa Telegraph Assn
Lawton
Gary Albert
Hinton
Neets 'N Grubs
Dick Westergard
Siouxland Propane
Ireton
Darrell Plueger
After Uncle John Koerselman funeral memory lane at Matlock farm
A reflective obituary style piece recounts the Koerselman family gathering at the Matlock farm before Uncle Johns funeral. It notes the somber mood, losses from pets to relatives, and the family’s ritual of pallbearers as the crowd reflects on legacy and memory.
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John Koerselman
Matlock
Uncle John
Tuinstra pleads guilty in Terry March theft case
John Tuinstra former Westmar student appeared in Plymouth county district court and pleaded guilty to buying and receiving stolen goods tied to the Terry March household theft. Judge Brannon deferred sentencing to June 18 1975 and placed him under Iowa adult corrections services with bond continued. Edward Leo Jones case moved to July 2 with deadline to move or plead on driving with suspended license.
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John Tuinstra
Westmar
Plymouth County District Court
R. K. Brannon
Tuinstra
le Mars
Terry March
Brannon
Iowa Adult Corrections Services
Edward Leo Jones
Hinton
Poll shows Iowa voters favor nuclear power over coal
A professional poll for the Iowa Public Utilities Commission indicates 55 percent of 602 Iowa adults prefer a nuclear generating plant, 19 percent favor coal, and 26 percent are undecided. Support strongest among metropolitan residents, younger, higher income, and better educated, with declines among seniors and farmers.
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Iowa Public Utilities
Alsn
Iowa
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Subscriptions and Rates for Mars Merrill Oyens Remen Kingsley
The notice lists Dolly Sentinel carrier subscriptions with two weeks by carrier and mail options in Plymouth and nearby counties. Rates shown include monthly, six month, nine month, and yearly terms with varying prices for local and outside areas, plus student adoptions and discounts.
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Mars, Merrill, Oyens
Remen
Kingsley
Dolly Sentinel Corrier
Plymouth
Tis
Model of new miniature hearing aid given
Le Mars Iowa advertisement offers a true life non operating model of one of the smallest hearing aids ever made Free to those who respond It weighs less than an eighth of an ounce and sits at ear level with no wires The offer lasts while supplies remain Send name and address to ELECTONE Box 142 Le Mars Ia 51031
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LE Mars
Electone
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