Iowa Farm Outlook Sees High Hog Prices Ahead
Iowa State economist William Uhrig says hog prices reach their peak soon with demand strong and marketings light. Prices are likely to stay above last year due to reduced spring farrowings and smaller pig inventories, though a decline is expected as supplies rise and competition from poultry grows. The spring pig crop was 43.2 million, 10 percent below last year, signaling longer term higher production but a 5 percent fall in fall farrowings.
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William Ubrig
Iowa State University
Uhrig
4-H Teen Club Heads to Colorado for Week
Mills county 4 H Teen club will depart Monday evening July 12 for Adams county Colorado for a two year exchange program returning July 19. Adams county hosted Mills county last year and the trip focuses on homestays and comparing urban and rural 4 H life with tours in Denver area. Chaperones include Mrs Richard Bass Mr and Mrs Bob Christensen and County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht.
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Mills County
Adams County
Colo
Tom Axtell
Denver
Cindy Adams
Diane Allensworth
David Anderson
Don Angus
Virginia Angus
Joan Buch
Cathy Burgoin
Marsha Deitehler
Randy Deitehler
Elwanda Fager
Dick Godfrey
Carol Goos
Carolyn Hilton
Diane Hopp
Nancy Hopp
Larry Hurst
Bob Johnson
Cindy Kahl
Byron Leu
Joan Lindburg
Dan Morrical
Linda Morrical
Charles Paul
Jerry Ponton
Debbie Sell
Mike Sell
Leo Smith
Susan Smiley
Dwaine Swett
Jane Warren
Carol Wottman
Richard Bass
Malvern
Bob Christensen
Hastings
LaVerne Obrecht
The Upper Room Reflections On Paul And Freedom In Christ
The Upper Room in Nashville presents a meditation on Romans 7 18 through 8 2 about freedom from sin by the Spirit. It recounts Paul’s road to Damascus experience and cites John Wesley on assurance of forgiveness. It concludes with a prayer and thought for the day urging devotion, worship, and service.
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Christ Jesus
Paul
Damascus
Jesus
Christ
John Wesley
Cameron F. McRae
New York
Miss Karen Ruse and Alvin Gee Married
Karen Ruse and Alvin Gee were united in marriage in a candlelight ceremony at the Methodist church in Tabor on Saturday at 2:30 PM. The Rev. Gerald Rogers officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ruse, wore a Peau d Ivoire gown with lace, and carried white garden flowers. her bridesmaids and family wore blue and white, with the reception following in church parlors. After a short wedding trip, they will live on a farm north of Imogene.
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Karen Ann Ruse
Alvin Allen Gee
Imarriage
Tabor
Gerald Rogers
Cecil Ruse
Millard Gee
Man
Sidney
Miss Terri
Hammer
Council Bluffs
Chantilly
Shirley Henney
Manning
Elaine Riley
Lincoln
Nehv
Darrel Rose
Marlys Hanmer
Maid of Honor
Don Gee
Centerville
Roger Davis
Randolph
Darrel Ruse
Jim Ruse
John Riley
Maria Hammer
Whele
Jo Ella Asman
Douglas Rose
John Hammer
Lester Spencer
Alice Omer
James Whaley
Overland Park
Kan
Newton Heaton
Nebraska City
Nebra
Marlin Hammer
Collee
Sharon Cowden
Janie Cheney
Debra McGinnis
Glenwood
DeWayne Davis
Oregon
Don Favor
Gilman City
Stanley Weatherhead
Gary Rivedal
Sioux City
Mogene
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Camp Wakonda
Matthew Knight
Rodney Powles
Don Trimmer
Joe Fox
Roger Powles
Randy Salyers
Order of the Arrow
Roger
Knight
Iowa
County Extension
Salyers
Robinson
4-H Teen Club
Colorado
Rodey
Nashville, Tennessee
Karen Ruse
Alvin Gee
Mary Ann Newton
Nevada
Schumann
Beethoven
Newton
Marvin Steffens
Kirksville
July Pull
Alvin Gue
First Avenue
Kay Whitney
Bobbie Brook
Gay Gibson
Jonathan Logan
Stacy Ames
Jean Leslie
Marcy Lee
Shorts
Coatneys
South Side Square & Children’s Ready-to-Wear
Glenwood, Iowa
U*s*air Force
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