Outlook For Fed Cattle Prices In Early 1968
Iowa State University economist Gee Futrell says fed cattle prices likely hold midwinter levels or rise slightly in the next three to four months with spring and summer strength possible. Cattle on feed numbers rose, weights under 700 pounds up 43 percent, weights over 700 pounds down 3 percent. marketing may lag last year, but market weights this year are higher, aiding price strength. Lower feed costs and favorable feed components in the West and South should support wintering and profitability for cattle feeders.
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Chicago
Farrell
Chester
Iowa
Seth
Tan
Fidreli
License plate renewals eyed to speed up relicensing
Public Safety Commissioner Jack M. Fulton proposes mail-in applications to county treasurers to cut delays and save costs for Iowa license plate renewals. Counties would accept registrations by mail starting February 1 with a 30 cent reflective plate code and postage, aiming to reduce fees and penalties.
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Department
Pobls Safety
Public Safety
Jack M. Fulton
Filles
Jake
Efort
Mills County Cancer Society Reaffirms Bylaws and Teams
The Mills County American Cancer Society met at Glenwood Methodist Church and reviewed bylaws while naming committees for the year. Committees include Crusade and Treasurer with Mrs H J Copper as a member. Education chair Harold Veling showed a film for the Friendship Club. a service committee was reported with one member assisting. The Cancer Conference for Educators at Red Oak Oct 4 was attended by Mary Terry RN Malvern Faye DeLoxhmwn RN and Charlotte Lunsford gifts presented by Glenwood. The chapter noted the Des Moines state meeting on Nov 21 and Mrs H L Bogette named alternate Mrs Charles D Sinard and Dr Stinard as professional services delegate.
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Mills County
American Cancer Society
Glennwood Methodist Church
Day Darnald
Chiter
Service Committee
Red Oak
Mary Terry R. N. Malvern
Faye de Loxhmwn
Lotte Lunsford
Glenwoead
Des Moines
H. L. Boguette
Charles D. Sinard
Accidents Reported in Mills County This Week
Three accidents occurred in Mills County over the past week per sheriff records. Frank A Mimic Glennyard’s car struck a steer on Highway 273 near Glenwood killing the steer. AL Anderson of Tabor reported $50 damage on Highway 34 near Malvern. Merritt Arnold Glenival and Jacqueline Holmer Pacific Junction were involved in a Pacific Junction collision. Mary Louise Moore of Glenwood overturned her car east of Glenwood, suffering a broken leg and was hospitalized at Jennie Edmonson Hospital.
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Mills County
Frank A. Mimic
Glennyard
Angus Steer
Sem
Glenwood
Howard Palmer
Dames AL Anderson
Tabor
Malvern
Ami
Pacific
Birthday Honor for Mrs Heber Hillyer at 75th
Mrs Heber Hillyer was guest of honor Sunday at a open house observance for her 75th birthday hosted by her family. Attending were relatives from Glenwood Webster City Richmond Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Imogene among others. Lavendar decor adorned the event with a corsage napkins centerpiece and lighted tapers on a white tablecloth. A granddaughter baked the birthday cakes and a host of relatives shared cake and coffee as friends signed the guest book.
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Heber Hillyer
Ross Bryant
Floyd Hillyer
Dale Hillyer
Lavendar
Glen Paulson
Essex
Harva Hillyer
Kora
Gia Holloway
Terry Halloway
Richard Bishop
Courci
Medicare eligibility for workers age six
A note explains that although he plans to keep working he is eligible for Medicare. People do not need to stop work or reduce earnings to receive Medicare benefits, but enrollment is required and should be done two or three months.
Local Family Visits Highlight Sunday Gatherings
The Edward Connell family of Red Oak spent Sunday in the Horner Connell home. George Curtis J. hosted dinner guests Sunday. Orville Horner of Glyndon Minnesota visited Friday with Mrs. Mettie Mart and with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ungry in Red Oak. He works at Farge North Dakota and stays with his parents.
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Edward Connell
Red Oak
Horner Connell
George Curtis J
George Curtis Sr. Borus
Orville Horner
Glyndon
Minn
Mettie Mart
J. F. Ungry
Farge, No. Dak
Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Burrington in Red Oak
Mrs Roger Burvington of Oakland and Miss Spandra McKee of Red Oak honored at a postnuptial shower hosted by Mrs Judge McKee in Elmersea on Tuesday evening October 26. Gail Parker presided with assistance from Mrs Vernon McKee and Mrs Sam McKee De. Guests from Emerson Henderson Hastings Red Oak Willisea Oakland attended.
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Burrington
Roger Burvington
Oakland
Footer Pexay McKee
Red Oak
Jdge McKee
Eimersea
Tesday
Gail Parker
Villisea
Vernon McKee
Emerson
Sam McKee
Richard Brown
Ellen
House of Beauty
Kathy Wielman
Linda Coy
Art Dagby
Emerson, Henderson
Hastings
Red Oak Willisea
Ald Oakland
LG. K.pal McKee
Jan
J. B. Borrington
Rites for L. L. DeBolt Thursday
Funeral services were held for LoL De Bolt of Stanton a retired farmer Thursday Oct 2 at the Nelson Chapel in Hed Oak at 2 pan with Rev Rulart Jones presiding. He was born Sept 15 1884 in Henderson and died at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs after two weeks illness. He married Sept 6 1905 to Mathildis K Kruse at Council Bluffs. He lived in Henderson Emerson communities and previously Corning. He is survived by his wife and numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren including Ray Alfred Ardith Dale Marion Conrad Lester Edward Earl Dean Merle Archie Robert Elsworth Herb Waker and others. two daughters Vera Sara Viner and Viola Katherine McVay. Burial was in the Emerson Cemetery.
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de Bolt
Stanton
Nelson Chapel
Hed Oak
Rulart Jones Ly
Lester Lorenzu DeBelt
Sul
Marion
Sidney DeBol
Flemderson
Rtrd Pisses
Mercy Hospital du
Coitell Bluffs
Stinson
Corning
Henderson Ad Emerson
Ray Alfred
Ardith Dale
Marion Conrad
Emerson
Lester Edward
Henderson
Earl Dean
Red Oak
Merle Archie
Carsten
Robert Elsworth
Charles City
Herb Waker
New Market
Viola Katherine McVay
Vivian Mathilda Flicks
Harry Adney DeBolt
Randolph
Vera Sara Viner
Emerson Cemery
Methodist Church Notes and Activities
Earl Kelly pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. sermon Life Everlasting. Senior MYF 6 p.m. Bible study 8 p.m. midweek Mary Cirte meets 2 p.m. Dorcas Circle 2 p.m. Miriam 8 p.m. Junior Choir 4:30 p.m. First Artist events noted. Additional church activities listed with names and times.
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the Methodist Church
Earl Kelly
Rr. L. Grayson
Mary, Cirete
Quentin
Johnson
Dorcas
Richard Starrett
Miriam
K. A. Evans
William Vanerento
Bosiee Kirk
Sindy
Woman's Club to Host Other Clubs Gathering
The Emerson Women's Club invites nearby clubs to join in an early November social at the Baptist church. The event aims to foster acquaintance and friendly exchange among groups, with light refreshments and informal introductions.
Gardner-White Vows in Omaha Nebraska
Gardner-White couple Sandra Louise Gartner and Neil White wed at St Agnes chapel Omaha with Father McKamnny officiating. Ceremony featured white bridal dress yellow and white flowers and reception at the bride’s home then trip to Okoboji. The bride’s party wore yellow satin and white, best man Robert Ficklis served, organist Mary Jo Abja. The couple plans residence in Omaha and the groom works as a meter reader for MLYD.
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Bass Sandra Louise Gartner
Mer
Jack Gardiner
Omaha
Nebr
Neil White
Quinka
Vance White
St. Agnes Chapel
Fathers McKamtmny
Ty Avicekiy
Tor
Tamara Gardner
Robert Fickls
Mary Jo Abja
Thse
Helen Brsalie
Ars
Caner
Okoboji
Onaha
Nashige Valley Adult Classes Begin November 13
Nashige Valley announces adult classes starting November 13 with options in art crafts business and more. Readers are urged to indicate interest by coupon to Robert Mejia, Nash Valley Community Center, calendar events listed for May through November.
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Nashige Valley
Robert Mejia
Nishi Valley
Training completes for Electronics Technician at institute
Completes on October 18, an one month course of training as an electronics technician at the Radio Electronics Institute. He is now employed by AT&T in North Bend, Nebraska, resists his parents. This week end Monday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis Jr. were Mr. and Mrs. Wikmar Share of Hopkins, Massachusetts, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shaw.
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Cucite Wax
Emiersen
Tig Radio Electronics Institute
Gia
At&t
North Bent
Nebr
George Curtis Jr
Mrs. Wikmar
Hopkins, Ma
Mes
Alred Shaw
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