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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
5
Iowa Department of Agriculture released farm census data for Mills County noting a drop in farm workers from 4808 to 3713 since 1945 while total farm land rose about 6000 acres. Ownership share rose from 39.4 to 46.0 percent. Soybeans surged from 1181 to 34385 acres. low farrowings and chicken numbers fell.
The Malvern Leader reports county level crop data for 1965 with Mills county third in wheat, Kossuth leading in bean production at 4 539 801 bushels, Grundy top corn yield at 33.1 bushels per acre, and Clayton posting 64 643 hay acres while Allamakee leads pasture acres at 176 151. Howard shows smallest average corn yield at 42.6 bushels per acre and Lee records the highest wheat production at 359 455 bushels.
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Melvin Moore entered the Ham burg hospital on Tuesday night for care and treatment. On Sunday Mrs. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moore and Sharon and George Moore of Tabor visited him in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stepano vich of Tacoma, Wash., arrived Friday for a months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Verle Trively and Mrs
Vera Fichter of Shenandoah and other relatives are mentioned. Mrs. Lee James returns from a week with her daughter in Sidney. R E Wederquist travels to Glenwood to visit Dan Leahy and family of Omaha. The Wederquists host an overnight, visit Lynn Wederquist and Shawn in Omaha. Mrs. Don Wolfe, Mrs. Hassie Ellis, Mrs. Ward Slothower and Joan Clark spend time at the Bob Gray home in Millard for Laurie Gray's second birthday. Linda Driskell and Judy Back return for holidays, with Linda escorting Judy Back to Red Oak. Ben Brannian returns from a short Veterans hospital stay in Omaha.
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