Population Growth in Greater Omaha Area Presses Towns
The Greater Omaha area shows a 30 percent population rise in the past decade, now near half a million. With Highway 34 nearing completion to Interstate 28, rural communities face growing demand for school facilities and commercial ventures as people migrate to Omaha based industries. Local governments should plan to improve places to live and anticipate enrollment increases while agriculture remains a core, stabilizing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Omaha
Bitters
Carneil Binits
Following the Leader by F A W
Squirrels in the bird feeder draw major concern for households in the ores region. A rapid survey shows feed consumption with 83 percent by squirrels and 16 percent by sparrows. Cardinals, chickadees, starlings, and other birds round out minor shares.
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J. R. Beckwith
Malvern Leader subscription and rates notice
Malvern Iowa publisher F A Wortman carries advertising and subscription rates. Rates show in advance options for one year six months three months two years, with figures for Mills County and nearby towns Imogene Randolph Tabor Ratites and nationwide. Advertising rates include display per column inch local ads per line and classified ads per line with minimums. Card of Thanks priced at 15 cents per line.
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Mills County
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph and Tabor
Ratites
United States
Squirrels and Birds At A Feeder Create A Droll Debate
In a light column the writer notes squirrels beat sparrows for feeder fun and recounts mishaps keeping a feeder level. Mildred Trembath’s Bird Notes recipe for bird feed porridge is shared with regional flavor and cautions about overworking the household culinary team.
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Mildred Trembath
Services Sunday at Wesley Chapel for Mrs Parker
Ethel Frame Parker born September 14 1896 in Denver Colorado died January 19 1966 aged 69 years four months five days. She taught in Monmouth Iowa and married Clinton Parker in 1949 having three sons. A devoted church and community worker she held many offices in Methodist and civic groups and supported 4 H and East ern Star activities. Survived by husband sons seven grandchildren a brother and many friends.
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Ethel Frame Parker
Denver
Colo
David
Mary Kurtz Frame
Iowa State College
Ethel
Monmouth
Clinton Parker
Methodist Church
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Womans Society of Christian Service
Mills County Girls 4
Mills County Federated Women's Clubs
Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Mills County
Federated Womans Club
Order of the Eastern Star
C.E.S
Parker Farm
Nishna
Wesley Chapel
Clinton
Agar
Kenneth W
Portlane
Ore
Deanard
Tipton
Jo Ann
Danel
Gary
Leslie
James
Kathryn
Douglas
Arthur Jame
Birmingham
Ala
Pvt Moore Earns Rifle Expert Honors at Fort Hood
Army Pvt Joseph D Moore completed basic combat training at Fort Hood Texas on January 12 earning an expert rifle rating with the M14 the highest mark on the qualifying test Moore 28 is married to Janet whose Henderson residence is listed and he entered the Army in November 1965 He is son of Roy J and Mrs Moore of Holton Kansas and a 1961 Circleville High School graduate
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Moore
Fort Hood
Tex
Army
Joseph D. Moore
Janet
Henderson
Roy J. Moore
Holton
Kan
Circleville
Henderson MRS and Earl Allensworth Correspondent
Henderson notes mark a busy social scene with Sunday suppers hosted by the Coppocks and Jewells, plus hospital and visit updates. Obituary news reports Harold Lent Kirkpatrick of Pasadena California died of a heart attack, a cousin to Vernon and Gerald Viner. Community events include a Gold Crown Inn dinner sponsored by Gateway Harvesters and multiple visits to Meditundion Hospital in Council Bluffs. Amber details cover local church happenings, anniversaries, travel to Omaha for Grand Ole Opry, and 4H club activities with demonstrations on measuring ingredients and cooking terms.
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Gerald Penwell
Morton Mill
Hernan Coppock
Linda
Dick Magers
Judd Coppocks
Rickers
Hd Cherney
Omaha
J. K. Jewell
Vernon Viners
Harold Lent
Kirkpatrick
Pasadena
Calif
Ile
Vernon
Gerald Viner
Gold Crown Inn
Hud Oak
Gateway Flarvester Sygluins Inc
Harlin
Mrn
Glen Sowers
Gola Wilber
Wail
Titan Cool
Otis Polidegraft
Meditundion Hospital
Council
Homer
Carl Bollan
Hirvey Bollon
Louise Crisiur
Macedonia Methodist Church
Walt McClear
Glen Browns
Mr Brown
Carl Lee
Harv Smiths
Emerson
Darrell Lewis
Bill Osborn
Glenwood
Paul ‘Scarpellina
Council Elvifs
Henry Washburn
Bill Scherles
Clauda Stephens
Malvern
T. C. Shooks
Dale Standolph
Randolph
Jim
Ames
Merrill Crouse
Mastings
Herbert Stephens
Gary Stephens
Bob Stilles
C. A. Frink
Alva Antrims
Red Oak
Frinks
Prinks
Gordon
Dan
Lawrence
Henderson
Carl McGee
Carl Plumer
Gar- 800
Grand Ole Opry
Social Action Committee
The
C.W
Nishna Valley Club Studies Buying Topic at Meeting
The Nishna Valley club met with Drs Wallace Olderoy Wednesday evening for a devotions session. Mrs G A Kink presented the lesson Consumers Guide to Buying with guest night attendees Mrs Dawn Edmonson Mrs Herbert Stephens Mrs Robert Johnson and Mrs Roy Snell. Gordon McMullen died early Monday in Omaha Veterans Hospital after a long illness. services pending.
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Willis Bullen
Nevada
Carl Bollons
Frank Johnson
Atwood
Colo
Johnson
Mrg
Michmondson
Art Lyncher
Golv
Carl Bolton
Alva Seaburgs
Macedonia
Paul
Nishna Valley
Gordon McMullen
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Iowa Farm Outlook on Hog Corn Ratio and Production
Iowa State University economist Gene Wurrell notes the hog corn ratio, now near record highs, historically linked to rising hog production. He cautions examples from past years may not predict future farrowings as labor limits and shifts to specialized hog operations affect output.
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Gene Wurrell
Iowa State University
Putrell
Hog production outlook tempered by set back economist says
An economist notes a setback in hog business will likely temper the expected production rise. The report cites hog to corn ratios, feed costs, and regional sow numbers across Cornbelt states, with a 1966 Iowa yield bulletin highlighting year by year data and two three year averages to guide farmers in selecting varieties. The bulletin debuts at the Crop Improvement Day event and becomes broadly available after February 7.
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Economist
Murrell
Futrell
Mutrell
Iowa
Dol. Uuteteerolt
Lowa Crop Improvement Association
The
Publica
Tion
Memorial Union
Iowa State University
Fremont County
Richard M. McClure
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F. A. Wortman
Congress
Ken Sidey
Greenfield Prep Press
Lest Naturalists
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Parker
Marriete
Clinton Arthur
Kenneth Walter
Donald George
OR. L. B. Petersen Optometrist
Faunces
NFO
NFC
Dean Fender
Andies
Dixie Ehling
Karen Vanderlinden
Debra Bolton
Debbie Williams
Peg Haack
Mary Haack
Wanda Williams
Iowa Farm Outlook
Universal Trades School
Robert Million
Wayne Killion
Fremont Mills High School
Nike Ethap
Ghbors
Crisel
Rock Road
DeKalb
Massey-Ferguson
Ford
Dearborn
JD Planter
Kenneth B. Owen
Bloomer Auctioneering Service
Mike Bloomer
Jack Shadden
Ed Rogs
Margaret Bloomer
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