Marion county farmers to receive early 1963 feed grain payments
Final payments total about 671 1377.29 plus spring advance to bring Marion county participants to roughly 857 083.94. About 47 percent of local farmers join the program diverting 19 075.2 acres. Payments support local buying power and reduce potential storage costs, with Iowa as an early state to issue final payments. The Pella Page 7 Chronicle, August 15, 1963.
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Hokarmers
Marion County
hWno
Merrill L. Robuck
ASC
Marion
Robuck
Iowa
Alfalfa Hydration Plant Idea Faces Local Feasibility
Conservationists discuss an alfalfa dehydration plant near Newton and assess local supply and farmer interest. The report notes income per acre as a key factor and invites public comments. County engineers and supervisors collaborate on culvert drop boxes to curb gullying and improve tile drainage.
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S.C.S
Newton
County Board of Supervisors
Newbury
Dela Colburn
Stena Irvin
John Bailey
Don Humphry
James Mellrath
John Mellrath
Adolph Altemeier
Leo Steir
Raymond Mcllrath
Ira Nolin
Hollis Keenan
Lawrence Booth
Lawrence Birkenholz
Chester Barr
Pete Goodyke
Harry Young
Richard Bishop
Richard
C J Andersons Celebrate 49th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C J Anderson and family hosted a supper for their 49th wedding anniversary at their home in Coal Ridge. Attending were numerous Anderson relatives plus friends including Russell Thompson of Gresham Ore. and G H Franklin. The day included visits to Red Rock Dam and well wishing calls in Harvey and Bussey.
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Coal Ridge
C. J. Anderson
W. A. Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Ernest Anderson
Lloyd Anderson
Harry Defiaan
Russell Thompson
Gresham
Ore
G. H. Franklin
Tom
Ivan
Mabel Nickell
Attica
Tom Franklin
Norman Robinson
Iowa Packing Co
Des Moines
Raymond Karr
Warren Hawcett
William Franklin
Forrest Bishop
Knoxville
Famly
Richard Anderson
Melcher
C. J
Anderson
Judy
Ted Tubbs
Mary Franklin
Ardith Rowland
Harold Showers
Chariton Bible Church
Ottumwa
Linda
Lacona
Harry Lee
Thomas
Clark Anderson
Rinehart Boys School House Bid Totals Revealed
The Rock Island District Corps of Engineers received two bids on August 9 for a Marion county schoolhouse planned for removal from Red Rock Reservoir flood control lands. W B Rinehart of Knoxville led with 126 dollars. the second bid was 101 dollars.
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Rock Island District
Corps of Engineers
Marion County
Red Rock Reservoir
W. B. Rinehart
Knoxville
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Harold Woodard
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