Farm Tour Highlights Irrigation Benefits Across Audrain County
Dale Schnarr reports on the Aug 14 Farm Tour showing irrigation boosts on M.L. & Jim Stephenson Wayne Shellabarger D.C. and Mark Mathews and Ron Davis Feutz farms and the J.C. and John Iserig farm. Irrigated yields rise by 50 to 75 bushels per acre with $186 net gain per acre at $3.25 per bushel, despite $60 extra costs.
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Jim Stephenson
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John Iserig
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Ford uses jawboning to curb inflation in auto price cut
President Ford employs a low key jawboning approach as a tool to curb inflationary wage and price hikes. The first case involved General Motors trimming its proposed $500 per car price increase by $54 after a meeting in Washington. GM officials stated no bargaining or promises occurred. Ford, taking inflation as his top priority, urged restraint and signaled that further cuts would be welcomed.
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Admiral to Depart for New Orleans for Winter Service
The Admiral excursion boat, in service on the Mississippi at St. Louis since 1940, will leave for New Orleans in late September to operate there this winter with the President. Officials of Streckfus Steamers say one of the ships will return to St. Louis next summer for excursion duty, with options to overhaul the President to diesel power or bring the Admiral back sooner.
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Syrian Foreign Minister Khaddam Meets Kissinger in Washington
Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam begins two days of talks with Secretary Kissinger on the Middle East situation. The meetings, part of ongoing efforts to lay groundwork for the next stage of peace negotiations, follow his arrival in Washington on Wednesday.
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Crossword puzzle across clues list and entries
Partial OCR yields a dense list of crossword clues and enumerations including items like French article, English river, Palm lily, Low boots and various foreign terms. The readable parts suggest a mixed clue set with theme words and numbers, but many letters are garbled or missing, limiting a clean reconstruction of the crossword grid or completed answers.
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Kinkajny
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Gambling Figure In Shenker Probe
A Nevada gaming board official was subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in St. Louis with financial records about Morris Shenker. The materials will aid the DOJ Organized Crime Strike Force investigation into Shenker's role in forged securities. Nevada probes scrutinize his casino ownership ambitions at the Dunes Hotel and Casino Las Vegas.
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Two Mexico Girls to Attend William Woods College
Two Mexico girls Twila Gardner and Shelley Shopher will attend the 1974 fall semester at William Woods College in Fulton. Gardner, a Mexico High School graduate, is the daughter of Fern Gardner of 608 S. Union St. Shopher, a Redwood High School graduate, is the daughter of Sterline and Mrs. Shopher of 1116 Luther Dr.
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Shelley Shopher
William Woods College
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S. Union St
Miss Shopher
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Sterline Shopher
Luther Dr
Americans In Greece On Unsteady Ground
Americans in Greece face fear and withdrawal as anti American sentiment grows amid Greece Cyprus tensions. Residents report hostility, altered behavior by service workers, and a drastic drop in U S tourists, with embassy calls rising and many Americans adopting Canadian or low profile identities to avoid trouble.
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Crowd Scuffles Taxi Riders In Cyprus Visit Return Turned Sour
Alex Childs of Northbrook recounts being attacked by about 200 people in Cyprus who boxed in a taxi after a warm reception last year. He said they shouted about Cyprus then thumped the taxi roof before the driver fled, leaving him shaken by the hostile turn.
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Northbrook
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