1968 Soybean County Support Rate Set in Polk County
1968 crop soybean prices in Polk County will be supported at an average of 2.39 dollars per bushel. Richard C. Sealey, chairman of the county ASC committee, notes the rate aligns with the national average and factors in transport, storage, and market access. Loans on warehouse and on farm stored soybeans will be available through June 30, 1969, maturing July 31, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Richard C. Sealey
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Osman Nebraskas Osceola Visitors Reported
Osceola residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Derald Schneider and family of Clara City Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Larson. Friday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. David Bowers to Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Thomas. Duane Sterner and family left to return to Chula Vista California after two weeks with Roy Grossnicklaus and Sterner kin. Kathy and Tom Rodene left for Midland College Fremont for Fall term as a Freshman and Junior respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derald Schneider
Clara City
Minn
Norris Larson
David Bowers
Freddie Thomas
Duane Sterner
Teri
Steven
Chula Vista
California
Kathy
Tom Rodene
Midland College
Fremont
Tom
1968 Grazing Allowed on Diverted Acreage in Polk County
Polk County farms in the 1968 commodity diversion program may graze diverted acreage starting September 1 1968 without losing benefits. Chairman Richard C Sealey of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee announced the end of the no grazing period. The provision excludes long term programs like the Conservation Reserve and Cropland Adjustment. About 1311 farms in Polk County participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Sealey
Agricultural Stabilization,and
Conservation County Committee
Polk County
Rodenes attend State Fair with Lincoln visit
Mr and Mrs DeVern Rodene and Kent attended the State Fair on Sunday where Mr Rodene assisted at the Co op booth. They were accompanied to Lincoln by Mr and Mrs Harry Rodene who visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson. Mr and Mrs Jerry Peterson and family are visiting in the homes of Morris Richards and Rex Petersons.
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Ning
Jack Wieseman
Max Gabel
Shelby
Allan Kresha
Donald Schmoker
Dennis Schmoker
Council Bluffs
Dennis Schmokers
Dennis
Little Scott
Donald Schmokers
Bill Wyman
Ernt
George Burritt
Guy Boltons
Columbus
Don Jaxien
Platte Center
Svehla
Chuyler
Grace Buchta
LaVerne Bryan
Nina Delamore
Silver Creek
Bruce Frizzell
Laura Lyn
Bruce Pickett
Cedric Fineey
Si Cook
Bill Umsteads
Kenneth Studleys
Grand Island
Edna Crow
Algor Yungdahl
Donald Yungdahl
Tom and
Sue
Anna Davis
Eleanor Branham
Freda Miller
Millie Rosenberry
Lincoln
Eugene Johansen
Ronnie Carlsons
Maury Watts
David Rutter
Dennis Johansen
Rutters
Walter Koehler
Ella
Redland
California
Irene Burritt
Calmer Bodens
Agnes Timm
Norris Larson
David City
Susan Bolton
Brian
de Lana Tschantze
Michael Stromberg
Robert Wieseman
Carolyn
Charles Massies
Gerhardt Lux
Margie
Alfred Hanson
Dianne Lux
Koln-Tv
State Fairgrounds
Mrs. Hanson
Danny Dunn
Laurence Meisters
Beverly
Bert Gissler
Missouri
Dale Dunn
Dan
Osceola
Neela Dunn
C. J
Anne
Lake Erickson
Darrell Swanson
Burwell
Fred Dunn
Dale
DeVern Rodene
Kent
Mr. Rodene
Harry Rodene
Roy Johnson
Jerry Peterson
Morris ,Richards
Rex Petersons
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Valley News
Eda Burritt
Gertrude Reece
Carl Wiesemans
Bill Matheson
Omaha
Orville Matheson
Albany
Oregon
Harold and Leonard Matheson
Good Samaritan Center
Algot Yungdahl
Christianna Sarow
Dewey _Siglers
Leonard Mentinks
Mike Stinson
Richard’ Wyman
Mrs. Hauser
Chicago
Richard Wynnen
Union Pacific
Union -Y.well
U. P
Baloney
Nebraska
Tedreem
Consumers Public Power
Osceola News
Sale
Behlen P.t.o
Kid
York
Harold and Laverna Skarka
Engel & Conyers
Fullerton Sale Barn
Polk
Ford
Oliver Baler
JD P.t. Lister
Sno-Co
Sears
Campbell
JD Duckfoot
Combine
DeLavel
Briggs & Stratton
Westinghouse
Faithful Workers Club
Clarence W. Creech
Dale Auction Realty Co
1St National Bank
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