Feed crop outlook signals acreage cuts and price shifts nationwide
Nationwide feed grain plans would trim combined planted area to about 113 million acres for 1968, led by a 6 million acre drop in corn and 2.2 million fewer sorghums. Record farmer signups divert over 34 million acres to conservation, with yields and carryover affecting total supply. Prices show mixed changes with corn rising above loan rate, exports up about 10 percent largely from corn.
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U. S
CCC
Wheat program debated by National Advisory Committee on Grains
The U S Department of Agriculture advisory panel in Washington proposed a 50 to 100 million bushel reduction for the 1969-70 wheat carryover. They urged continued use of marketing certificates and the wheat-feed grain substitution, noting rising 1968-69 carryover and favorable 1968 crop prospects. World demand and export competition were highlighted as influential factors.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Advisory Committee On
Washington, D. C
U. S
Calvin Coffin Confirmed At Social Center News
Esther Kuhnel reports Calvin Coffin was confirmed Sunday at the Social Center News event. Families visiting include Leonard Coffins with Geo Rambour family of Columbus, Louie Winklemans and Candy of Rising City, and other local households.
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Social Center
Calvin Coffin
Esther Kuhnel
Leonard Coffins
Geo. Rambour
Columbus
Louie Winklemans
Candy
Rising City
Calvin
James Brighams
Beverly
Bill
Johnson Lake
Roger Lange and Sons
Bert Russells
Walden Jones
Nick Gondringer
Shelby
Jim McKeags
Wally McKeags
Kershaw
St. Vincent Hall
Johansen
Armand Schmoker
Albert Schmokers
Ralph Gilletts
Fremont
Orley Rickard
Ewing Vis
Weekend visitors and alumni banquet guests in Osceola area
Weekend guests of Mrs Philip Timm included the Omans of Gothenburg and the Lewises of Omaha. Reuben Timms of San Diego and others visited the Timms and Scholzes, planning to stay through midweek. Alumni banquet attendance and local calls continued through Friday with various Omaha and California visitors.
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Philip Timm
Harry L. Omans
Gothenburg
John Lewises
Jeffrey
Omaha
Reuben Timms
San Diego
Calif
Albert Timms
Martin Scholzes
Fred Dunn
Leonore Ruff
Eugene Ruffs
John Ringels
Vincent Shanahan
California
Verland Bauer
Rising City
Derrald Tibbettses and
Dennis
Beatrice
Jack Johnston
Verna Lindgren
Fort Dodge
Polk
Roy Ilers
Community Social Notes From Osceola and Surrounds in June 1968
In Osceola Nebraska on June 5 1968 the Osceola Record notes multiple family visits. The Petersons hosted Jody Petersons third birthday at the Frank Peterson home in Central City. Visitors include Wayne Augustin and John Russell from Columbus with Shelby hosts the Schneiders. Additional gatherings feature the Hopwood family of Fairland Oklahoma, the Hugglers and McKeags, and numerous Memorial Day picnics and suppers with local families such as the Daweses Gustafsons Russells and Langes in Osceola Shelby and nearby towns.
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Merle
al Kuhnels
Lewis Schotts
Lojas Mornars
York
David Richards
Circle of Love Group
Viola Boden
Clifford Lesiaks
Son
Columbus
Arthur Johansens
Don Swanson
Ray Richardses
Archie Brazees
Ralston
Merle Dawes
Merle Daweses
Central City
Frank Peterson
Jody
Wayne Augustin
John Russell
John Schneiders
Shelby
Schneiders
Kenneth Hopwood
Fairland
Okla
Chris Hugglers
Jim McKeags
Ray Richards
Merle Johnson
Gary Gustafson
Delmar Johnson
Mark Gustafson
Edith Richards
Osceola Park
James Brighams
David Rutters
Mike
Jimmy
Rodney Lange
Bert Russells
Russells
Roger Langes
Clair Hugglers
Linda Schachenmeyer
Gavins Point
Ray Brighams
Neil Dawes
Fairbury
Jim Scows and Son
Lincoln
Gary Gustafsons
David Richardses
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Muse Theatre
Osceola, Nebr
Rosalind Russell
Stella
Stevens
The
American National Red Cross
Osceola
Osceola News
Osceola, Nebraska
John Deere
Eikenhorst Farm Supply
Court House
York County
Nebraska
Benedict
Fred W. Karrer
Robert E. Karrer
York, Nebraska
John E. Dougherty
Robert Y. Jones
First Trust Company
Wembley
Jarman Shoes
Stromsburg, Nebraska
Chevrolet
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