Final feed grain payments total 1 050 000 for Jones county
Farmers in Jones county will receive about 1 050 000 in final payments for the 1963 feed grain program. Leonard Kula notes total payments earned reach 1 350 000 with 55 percent of local farmers participating and 23 014 acres taken out of production. Payments are distributed by assigned days in Richland Clay Wyoming Cass Scotch Grove Rome and Lovell to speed processing.
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Jones County
Leonard Kula
ASC
Richland
Washington
Clay
Greenfield
Wyoming
Oxford
Hale
Cass
Jackson
Fairview
Scotch Grove
Madison
Wayne
Rome
Castle Grove
Lovell
ASCS
Fead
Kula
Towa
Iowa
Helgens Enter Poland China Hogs in State Fair
Ed L. Helgens and Sons Monti cello entered 10 Poland China hogs in the Iowa State Fair show in Des Moines fair officials said this week. Monticello residents entered show horses include Charles Helton Bob Oney and Galen Helgens in Des Moines Iowa.
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Helgens
Poland
Ed L. Helgens & Sons
Monticello
Des Moines
Charles Helton
Bob Oney
Galen Helgens
Palmer Drug promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot relief
T-4-L liquid provides keratolytic action to slough off infected skin and expose deep infection to the medication. It relieves itching and burning, speeds healing with new skin. If not pleased in 24 hours, a 48c refund is offered. Also recommend T-4-L foot powder for additional antiseptic protection.
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Algo
Palmer Drug
Attention to Late Summer and Fall Pigs
Iowa State extension livestock specialist Emmett Stevermer urges careful management of late summer and early fall farrowing. He notes cooler weather aids farrowing but cautions heat, sanitation, iron supplementation for concrete-laid pigs, and controlled grouping. He advises pasture placement on clean sites with creep areas and fresh feed and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Stevermer
Iowa State University
Stevermer
Prepare Animals For Exhibiting Before Fair Time
Extension specialist Varlyn Fink and Iowa State University advise prospective fair exhibitors to train both handlers and animals beforehand. Swine require washing, confinement, and driving practice. beef and dairy cattle need washing brushing and lead training. sheep should be haltered and handled to acclimate to show conditions.
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Varlyn Fink
Emmett Stevermer
Iowa State University
Take Stock of Winter Forage for Dairies Now
Dairymen should assess winter forage needs and consider increasing corn silage if hay is scarce. Harold Van Horn of Iowa State University notes corn silage can replace hay, but most dairies feed 5 to 10 pounds of hay per cow daily with silage freely available.
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Harold van Horn
Iowa State University
Ortason area social notes mix with hospital patient update
Mrs Berdina Allen remains a patient at St Luke’s hospital Cedar Rapids after a hip fracture from a home fall. Numerous residents attended local events including an Antioch school art exhibit in Maquoketa and Bramer reunion in Austin and Hayfield.
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Onslow
Berdina Allen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Geo Paulsen
Calvin Reiss
Dillon Hall
Elva Hall
Mabel Paulsen
Judy Paulsen
Fannie Hicks
Antioch School
Harry Bramer
Mary Countryman
Madison Wis
Ruby Root
Hayfield
Minn
Rob Lawson
Sherry
Austin
Bramer
Maquoketa
Dillon Stickley
Edwin Reid
Lloyd Preston
Fred Bramer
Mae Walters
Mary Westphal
Lois Dye
Rosemary Lacock
Marion
Herman Gress
Gerd Gress
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Everett Beitz
Curt Grigg
Southeast Iowa farm income dips 1962 study shows
Iowa State University figures from 13 counties including Cedar Clinton Des Moines Du buque Henry Jackson Johnson Jones Lee Linn Louisa Muscatine and Scott show net farm income fell 6 percent in 1962 from 1961. Despite similar gross income, costs rose 8 percent and fixed costs rose 9 percent.
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Jones
Iowa
Joe E. Legg
Iowa State University
Legge
ISU
Cooperative Extension Service
Legg
Cedar
Clinton
Des Moines
Dubuque
Henry
Jackson
Johnson
Jones, Lee
Linn
Louisa
Muscatine
Scott
Financial Review
Farm Business Summary
Bacon reunion and community notices in Dolley Buck Creek
The article records the Bacon reunion at Hopkinton Memorial Park with 50 attendees led by Eliza Hogg and Curtis Bacon descendants. It notes ages from 4 months to 94, distant guests from San Jose and Manitoba, 4-H exchanges, and teaching futures. It also lists local events: birthday dinners, hospital visits, funeral services, and wedding attendance, plus fair preparations and junior club plans.
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Buck Creek
Hopkinton Memorial Park
Eliza Hogg
Curtis Bacon
Mr. Bacon
Marie Bacon
Ethel Miller
Delhi
Don Sam Bacon
Marion
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
C. C. Bacon
Sam Bacon
Gene Thompson
Marilyn Collman
Lutheran Church
John Hall
Rev. Hall
Illinois
Minnesota
Lester Dakin
Chicago
Donna Beitz
Bonnie
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Century 21
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Iowa State Fair
OWA
van Horn
Farm Business Association
Everett Stoneberg
James Hughes
Anamosa
Dolley
Elmer Sheppard
Lloyd Sheppard
Kenneth Sheppard
Jean Lind-Larry Haynes
First Lutheran Church
Manchester
Roland Murphy
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Adolph Swee
George Hodgkins
Louie Heiberger
Eastern
Jim Hubbard
Electrdc
Maquoketa Valley
Air Rapids
STOGE
Day Skitch Henderson
Anita Bryant
Sun
Dyersville
Sanitary Dyersville
J. Hess
Maquoketa, IA
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