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• and December land as the-first st of winter con-e area.started tumbling s a storm front ier and lighting, he area to be fol-of arctic alr,which nger. High winds •Monday.ay, according to is 60 degrees but ir moved in the ►ved down -below k.re still being re-£h of 30 degrees sday with a; low tservers are now ow]y moderating uld see warmer weekend. (If call-iceded, we’ll joinecorded1 by area he period ending’ igh of 70 degrees iging down to 20H......... 57. 57G2........ 62........ 67......... 54*•«% + «» 70’ ri4 ' 50L30 2331 *28201293031 34Kepskingas district sales sn west central r Funk’s G Hy-tupent of Jeffer-retirement. How- continue as an sman with theK -mmClass assignment'* tt1 m‘'Lois Worthy, .standing, introduce^ Jirp Nelson to the, Dale Carnegie class as a.part of this week's*training, Jim’s assignment was then to deliver a prepared 2-min-ute address on one o£ Carnegie's “12 ways to win people to your way of thinking.” -. . . , ‘t , % ’Harold Ruthk3 selling seed while still farm-supervisory posi-ri he moved into tirement took ef-the company re-vork with the rearing late sum-its * ‘weigh and im in southwestied a pickup -truck lies .pulled behind ailer/ He counts 1 for^sfalkn^6i4ntr id, broken stalks fhen tie harvests(More than 3,000 Allis-Chaimers farm equipment sales and dealer personnel from , the United States and Canada passed through t h c‘ “Gateway to the Future*' to see the company’s' introduction of’its 1961 line of farm equipment at the French Lick Sheraton hotel,* over’ a period of two weeks/ ;'JHarold Jtuth of Ruth Implement of Jefferson is attending the showing-The largest single display of Farm and Utility, equipment ever, assembled by Allis-Chalmers in-Fireman ,lt;Ben Jacobsen, of Maquokeia, -'is one of the stated • senior firemen. He is t owner' and. operator of'a hardware Store, and has 61 years of continuous active’service, with the Maquokcta .volunteer - fire department. He. is now *78 years old.- t -»eluded more than . 200' pieces, of equipment in its lt;’tractor, impje-ment andharvesting(lines. The company said that more new products and more^basic improvements in existing products were introduced here than at1 any one time'beforcjn its history. ? *. -Casey scheduled *S for class Monday,;Dirk Miller, Jefferson high school vocational agriculture in‘: s true tor, today announced ‘ n change in the speaker for Monday night’s Adult Agriculture Class, Bob Casey, manager of, the Coop board testing stations at Ida Grove and Eagle Grove, will speak on “Good Swine Management Practices.” .tMiller said this session vof the class as open to the public with all of the county swine producers invited to attend.* “If farmers expect to makeany money this year from raisingVhogs,lt; they must follow good manage-SPEED WASH1 Come And Wash In Air Conditioned Comfort♦A Family’s Laundry Washod and Dried In Less Than An HourFAST - CLEAN ECONOMICAL1. Culligan Soft Water , (uses lest #o*n)2. Agitator Machines*(fets elothes blean)3. Large Commercial Dryers * *(faster drytof)* \OPEN 24. HOUESAA,.* * / ' , * I ,One Block Northwest of SquareUiA'Xaforref mainsh•lt;***m*cornatAVI til the main corn harvest uh- # der way, chairman Don A.J McCor- \ mick of the Greene County Agri? cuitural Stabilization and Conser- * vation ^committee/ today *announc-f ed that the price-suppprt rate for l96(£crop corn in the county will * definitely be $1. 9The county rate is based on a national average of fl*06 a bushel* Under the law, trie*£960 support rate for com is fixed at 65 percent of parity *(90. percent of the average farm price* for the past three years). Under $this provision, the 1960 support rate?is 6 cents n busbel lower than iri 1959.The final rate tifiolianged from $1, the minimum prlce-support rate for the county announced several weeks ago. The‘minimum was a. preliminary rate •announced in ad- * vance of harvest to enable the corn * price^support. program to begin * promptly. .The final rate was de- * termbied on the basis of later jn- * formation available at the opening^ of tiie corn marketing year Oct. 1.»9 * %AC/faOmt- *JL• ••V ^I 9CANDIESFamous Russell Stover chocolate assortments and ' nome*fashioncd favorites, packed in colorful Christ-mas'decorated boxes, $1.40 ono-pound box. Other sizes from 70c to 75** VTUCKER PHARMACYWe Give Gold Bohd Stamps
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Jefferson Herald
Jefferson, Iowa, US
Thu, Dec 01, 1960
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