Iowa The Bountiful Describes '61 Crop Year
The Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service projects a record corn yield per acre in 1961, with the third largest corn crop on joined acres down about 15 percent due to the feed grain program. Soybeans also set production and yield-per-acre records, while prices hurt growers. Overall farm income expected to rise slightly in 1962.
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Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting ‘Service
Towa
FHA Loans Aid Farmers to Build Domestic Labor Housing
The Housing Act of 1961 authorizes insured loans by the Farmers Home Administration to fund housing and related facilities for domestic farm labor. Loans cover kitchens dining halls and necessary utilities with terms up to 33 years at five percent interest. Eligibility is set by a county committee of three local farmers. applications go through the county FHA office.
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Labor Pepament Bureau
Robert C. Goodwin
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Offica
Arlington Cemetery avenue honors Admiral Byrd statue
An Avenue of Hermes near Arlington Cemetery gates will honor outstanding Americans. The first statue placed is that of the late Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. The article also notes crop yields and grain records for corn and soybeans, including per acre yields and total production figures for the year.
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Hermes
Arlington Cemetery
Richard E. Byrd
Electric Co op Receives $1 933 000 REA Grant
Wilton Iowa Rural Electrification Administration approved a $1 933 000 loan to the Midwest Iowa Light and Power Coop to finance power system improvements over two years. Funds will build four new substations and 43 miles of 69 000 volt transmission lines to serve 375 new customers. Four substations with 5 500 kva capacity will be built near McCausfort, West Liberty, Danville, and Wilton Junction, with uprates to two existing substations.
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Electric Co-op
Wilton
Baeern’ Lowa Light
Coopéral
F. E. Fair
McCausfort
West Liberty
Danville
Wilton Junction
Columbus Cafe Sold At Junction
The Columbus cafe at Junction was sold this week to Grace Keltner and Margie Keltner, with Grace Keltner previously tied to the Grandview Corners restaurant. The transfer will occur Tuesday, January 2, 1982, as announced by owner Mrs. Marguerite Harbison.
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Columbus
Junction
Marguerite. Harbison
Calumbus Gate
Grace Keltner
Margie Keltner
Grandview Corners
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