Mills County 4-H Teen Club to host Wisconsin visitors
The Mills County 4-H Teen Club will welcome 36 Wisconsin 4-H members and two adults arriving July 7 for a weekend of activities including a picnic at Wautonsie Park and a swimming party at Treynor. They return July 12.
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Mills County
Wisconsin
Wautonsie Park
Treynor
Darrel Baker
Sheron Mass
Bob Malcom
Elzire Moss
Roger Johnson
Merk Laughlin
Mrs
Silver Creek Go-Getters Tour Showcases 4-H Projects
Silver Creek Go-Getters held a club tour on June 24 at Gun Club Park Malvern with dinners and potluck. Members visited Richard Primrose Keith Hansen Beattie Bowen Wederquist and others to view gardens quail horses calves hogs sheep and various junior feeder projects. Reported by Doug Bass.
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Silver Creek
Gun Club Park
Malvern
Richard Primrose
Keith
Gary Hansen
Beattie
Brian
Bowen’s
Doug
Silver Cloud
Kristi
Kay Henderson
Todd Benton
Stephen
Doug Bass
Two Silver City Youths At Co-Op Conference
Randy Greiner and Ron Williams of Silver City attended the CO-OP Youth Leadership Conference at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri. About 800 rural youths participated across four conferences last month, sponsored by Farm Service Company and Farmland Industries of Kansas City. Delegates joined workshops, cooperative training, and the CO-OP Canteen to observe coop operations and leadership roles. A conference senate governs the event, with time for swimming and social events during the week.
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Randy Greiner
Ron Williams
Silver City
William Jewell College
Liberty
Missouri
Randy
Ron
The
Farm Service Company
Ation
Farmland Industries
Kansas City
Corn Pops Up In All Climates
Corn remains a dominant global crop enjoying wide cultivation from Canada to China and from Italy to India. Researchers at Purdue University explored enhancing corn nutrition by introducing the opaque 2 gene to boost protein value, while hybridization and double-cross methods continue to improve varieties across diverse growing conditions.
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Canada
China
Italy
India
Caspian Plain
Peruvian Andes
National Geographic Society
Soviet Union
Indies
Ganges Plain
Indiana
Purdue University
CC Urges Delay of Non-Essential Mowing
The Iowa Conservation Commission urges farmers to delay non essential mowing of roadsides. With fewer set aside acres this year roadside cover will influence the breeding success of wildlife such as pheasants. Unmowed roadsides provide critical nesting cover and support successful renesting.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Towa
Bright Hog Price Outlook Ahead for Iowa Hog Market
ISU extension economist Gene Farrell notes the USDA June report foresees strong hog prices through 1973 and into 1974 with no planned increase in 1973 production beyond 1972 levels. Prices near late June levels may approach ceilings. interior Iowa 200-230 lb butchers fetched 38.50 to 39.50 in late June, about a dollar below effective wholesale and retail ceilings. Farrowings from Dec-May rose 2 percent. breeding stock and market hogs down 1 percent. July-August marketing near a year earlier. Oct-Dec similar to 1972. seasonal pattern suggests modest rise late year amid higher feed costs altering expansion plans. Today's Want-Ads are todays news. Read and use them to try. Call 527-4848 to place your ad.
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USDA
Gene Farrell
Iowa State University Extension
ISU
Iowa
Minnesota
Futrell
U.S
U. S
Towa
Wosuld
Tory
Corn and soybean planting near completion in Iowa
Iowa crop officials say corn and soybeans are nearly finished with planting and rated mostly good. Corn stands reach about 95 percent, with 65 percent good, 25 percent fair and 10 percent excellent. soybeans show 80 percent emerged and 90 percent normal stands. Local hail and wind caused minor damage. haymaking trails last year as farmers focus on row crops hoping for moisture to allow four hay cuttings.
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Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Clifford Johnson
West Pottawattamie Co
Wise housewife cleans closets with Classified Ads
A humorous note praises a housewife who sorts clutter using local Classified Ads as a clever organizing tool. Her method highlights how regional listings aid decluttering tasks and repurposing unwanted items. The piece reflects a community through everyday exchange.
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Wise
Tax loss farming threats to family farms and consumers
A paper by the Agricultural Accountability Project warns that tax loss farming by large investors and corporations drains the U S Treasury about 840 million annually, overproduces some crops, and risks family farms and consumer access to affordable food. It cites cases from oranges to peaches, notes USDA policy shifts, and highlights a grape and walnut acreage expansion amid looming oversupply while industry figures link tax avoidance to market distortions.
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United States
Jeanns Dangerfield
Agricultural Accountability Project
America
USDA
Earl Butz
Congress
Senate
Fresno
Southern Pacific Railroad
Russell Giffen
Potluck supper in Bartlett honors Cody visitors
A potluck was held in Tabor Park Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson and family of Cody Wyoming. Seventy five attended including Mr. and Mrs. David Newton and two children of Powell Wyoming and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fitch of Denver who left after visiting Aunt Erma Curtis and other Bartlett relatives. Mrs Lola Forney spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Vanada. Mr and Mrs Larry Kyral and children who recently moved to Brownville Texas called their mother Mrs Wanda Pierce of Bartlett. they like their new home and Mr Kyral
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Carl Moyer
Omaha
Mesdames Mae Gray
Flossie Coghill
Barbara Endicott
Lola Forney
Nellie Grovette
George Grovette and Sons
Betty Bryant
Mason City
Erma Curtis
Bartlett
Glen Travis
Glen
Bertha Kempton
Nancy
Carl Travis
Yogene Booker
Clarkson Hospital
Ernest Rose
Council Bluffs
Joe Bateman
Jon
Joleen
Glenwood
Clyde van Seyoe
Oakley Kimsey
Grape Community Hospital
John Atkinson
Cody
Wyo
Ozark
Harry Yost
Crawford Funeral Chapel
Sidney
Thurman Cemetery
Tabor Park
David Newton
Powell
Richard Fitch
Denver
Colo
Guy Vanada
Larry Kyral
Brownville
Tex
Wanda Pierce
Kyral
Hospital Notes and Mercy List of Names and Rooms
A list of patient and staff names with room numbers or departments appears under Hospital Notes and Mercy. It reads like a directory of individuals such as Alta Jefferies Pearl Pratt Edward McMillan Louise Sorenson Roberta Davis Nancy Fichter Clara Roenfeld Ely Schrader and many others with numbers and OB or Peds designations. The snippet ends by inviting readers to call 527-4848 to place ads for cash.
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Jennie Edmundson
Alta Jefferies
Pearl Pratt
Edward McMillan
Harold Terry
Louise Sorenson
Nancy Fichter
Clara Roenfeld
Ely Schrader
Roberta Davis
William Bourn
Denise Snider
Beulah Malone
Allie Crowder
Emma Crisler
Sherman Stonebraker
Margaret Noel
Linda Paxson
Blanche Perkins
Mercy
Sadie McClary
Elmus Alley
Eddie Price
Arch Colwell
Cleta Bownes
Blanche Kuhl
Alfred Standiford
Sherry Fichter
Vern Steiner
Luella King
Dwight Shaw
Joseph Haden
Donna Haney
Barbara Kaiman
Mabel Osborne
Eaton Tennant
Ellen Parker
Walter Williams
Millard Johnson
Blanche Steele
Ernest Tudor
Thomas Parham
Fred Byers
Frances Hagemeier
William DeLaghmutt
Rita Howie
Overload Fines Levyed in Freeman Truck Case
Judge Paul H. Sulhoff fined Norman Clark of Red Oak 827.45 for over axle 2 and 6, 246.11 for total gross overweight, and 969.51 for overload on axles 4 5 6 with court costs added. A May 30 charge against Clifford Fender of Silver City for operating without owner consent was dropped.
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Paul H. Sulhoff
Freeman
Norman Clark
Sheehan Pipeline Co
Red Oak
Sulhoff
Clifford Fender
Silver City
Traffic Accidents Reported in Mills County
Mills County sheriff logs show three traffic incidents. June 28 a pickup driven by Larry Stouder of Malvern struck a bridge four miles south of Malvern, $1,600 damage. June 30 Greg Weis of Route 2 Glenwood lost control, struck a sign and power pole two miles north of Glenwood. he and wife Pat treated for minor injuries. Weis charged for failure to have vehicle under control. July 1 a parked car owned by Lyle Hedland at 611 1st Street Glenwood was hit by an unknown vehicle along I-29, about $1,200 damage.
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Mills County
Larry Stouder
Malvern
Greg Weis
Glenwood
Pat
Weis
Mills County June Weather Delivers Heat and Sparse Rain
A hot dry June across Mills County with 12 days at 90F or higher and a peak of 95F on June 15 and 16. The month’s low reached 47F on June 22, and total rainfall was 2.12 inches, mostly in the first four days, with daily readings at 5 p.m. from the Glenwood Pollution Control Plant.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Horse and Stock Trailers for Sale in Plattsmouth
New and used horse and stock trailers offered with the largest local selection. Located in Plattsmouth near Hiway 93/75 and Ave. B Kitty corner from Winterset Inn, at 22/8. Call 296-4700 for details.
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Plattsmouth
Hiway
Ave
Winterset Inn
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