Lamb Wool Incentive Payment Details for 1958 59 Program
The program pays lamb incentives per hundredweight based on shorn wool value and average wool weight per hundred pounds of lamb. Payments for lambs sold April 1 1958 to March 31 1959 will occur this summer after yearly price averages are set. The 1959 program runs April 11 1959 to March 31 1960. Producers should keep full sales contracts and records of unshorn lamb purchases and sales. forms are available at the county ASC office in Plymouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman Sehnepf
Mars Globe-Post History and Publication Details
The fragment lists print details for Mars Globe-Post dated March 3, 1870 with 1959 branding. It notes office location in Le Mars Iowa, circulation areas Plymouth and Cherokee counties, subscription price and policy, and biweekly publication status. It references publisher R G Starzu and editor, plus postal matters and delinquent billing notes.
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Mars Globe - Post
le Mars
Iowa
Moc
Unshorn Lambs Eligible For Wool Payments
The wool incentive program under the National Wool Act provides payments to producers for unshorn lambs. Schelp, chairman of the county ASC committee, notes the program reinforces support for wool production and farmers should keep eligible lambs unshorn to qualify.
Secret Of Ice Capades Its Clean
The omlliant success of Ice Capades, the world’s largest ice show, rests on one word clean says John H Harris, producer of Ice Capades. The piece notes the show’s spectacular feats and public appeal.
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John H Harris
Sensational Eighteenth Edition Ice Show At Sioux City
Producer Harris touts a clean wholesome ice show running February 23 to March 1 at Sioux City auditorium. He cites youth, beauty, music, and broad appeal as key strengths, promising no off color dialogue and family friendly entertainment. Tickets available at the city auditorium and Toller Drug Store in Sioux City.
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Sioux Cry Auditorium
Harris
Harriy
Stour
City Auditorum
Toller Drug Store
Stoux City
Marcus Hosts Iowa Sheep and Wool Meeting
Marcus will be the site of the district meeting of the Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association on Monday February 16, announced LeRoy Getting District Director for the Wool Growers. Anyone interested in sheep raising or production is cordially invited to attend.
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Marcus
Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association
LeRoy Getting
Wool Growers
Globe Post
Wool program and industry update at community meeting
A 1 pm program at the Community Building will feature Tom Wickersham of the Extension Division at Iowa State College speaking on sheep diseases and year round care. A Wool Growers Association representative will discuss the current wool market, with films on sheep raising abroad. The Iowa Wool Growers Association, the state backbone with 8,992 members, handles wool production and marketing in 1958, funds scholarships, and supports the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. The group has lobbied for the 1954 National Wool Act and opposed the Carpet Wool bill and the Textile Labeling Law change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wickersham
Ta. State College
Wool Growers Association
Iowa Asociation
Iowa State College
Iowa
Legniuively
Hinton Community Notes and Local Updates
Hinton families plan visits to Longmont and Omaha while others host gatherings at local cafes and clubs. The February schedule includes Bridge Club, Five Hundred Club, and a Norman day dinner for F. E. Corwin’s 50th anniversary. Students and scouts attend events. hospital dismissals and new residents feature in a busy week of community life.
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Hinton
Ralph Breha
Lawrence Keehn
Tom Jeft
Longmont
Colorado
Clemens Burke
A. Burke
John Schneider
Omaha
Nebraska
Ralph Schneider
Albert Janer
Bridgettes
Rude Schneider
Bratge Club
Leslie Trometer
Five Hundred Club
Normandy
Sioux City
F. £. Corwins
Lola Tuiker
Jack Graham
Robert Litterick
Babson On The Tourists Business
Babson Park Massachusetts February twelfth reports a long running tourist trade starting fifty years ago. The automobile revolution harmed northern summer hotels as travelers stop at motels, reducing seasonal stays while aiding southern states Florida New Mexico Arizona and the Pacific Coast for travel.
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Futhermore
North
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Labor Bay
Babson Park
Mass
New England
New Jexico
Arizona
Pacific Coast
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SF TasbelgriQn
Ceg Owa Press Association
Cc Cumen
Schnepf
Phy and County
ASC Committee
York
Craig
Teuch
Alvin Ellison
Charles
Richard Corwin
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelle Crippen
The
Legion
Legion Hall
Civic Club
Lila Cloud
Irvin Junck
Wayne Spies
Hinton Community High School
Orange City
Harlan
Clarence Brown
Methodist Hospital
Kendall Riediger
Dale Riediger
Lutheran Hospital
John Kounkel
Kenneth Junck
Lavern Eickhorn
Washington High School
Cherokee
Allen Sipwa
Mickey Carroll
Denver Strine
Danny Egdorf
Byron Bennett
Bob Catpin
Tred Harrison
Ade
Lamar, Jones
Hinton Civic
Charles Ellison
Ines
Boy Scout Troon
John Diton
Kent Anderson
Wayne Spices
Roy M. Smith
Hintons
Sones
Hinton Garden Club
Melbourne
TJ. B. Church
Anderson
Norway
Tawa
Tober
Investors League
Investors United For Action
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Thomas H. Odeneal
Peninsula Drive
Daytona Beach
Globe-Post
Frank Ruden
Jeff Remsen
Parker
Havelock
Towa
Rémien
North-Lowar Lakes
Apecial Buy
Babson
Wesel Mea
Remsen
Sweet Baby
Mills Merrill
MEIS
Mercury
JM Mercury
America
Mercury Division
Berd
Lor
Whelan Motors
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