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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1964

Page

3

Higher support payment in 1965 feed grain program up 5 cents

The 1965 feed grain program mirrors 1964 but raises the support payment rate for participants to 5 cents more per bushel on normal production. Diversion payments stay the same. Merrill L. Robuck, Marion ASC chairman, notes the change aims to boost participation after 1964’s strong enrollment and outlines sign up from February 8 to March 26.

Merrill L. Robuck Marion

Maurice Beaver Named Chairman of Local Finance Forum

Maurice Beaver, farmer near Cedar, is named chairman of the organizing committee for the Town Future Series discussion program on Financing Our Public Services. The committee will plan county wide participation and groups will meet weekly at members' homes starting February 8 1965 to discuss public revenues and expenditures with involvement from various local organizations.

Maurice Beaver Beaver Cedar Mahaska County John Grubb Barnes City Joe Gettys Oskaloosa Peter G. Vos Pella Max G. Johnson C. G. Edwards Kenneth van Gilst Beverly Everett New Sharon Wesley Randell George Smith Dexter Brostrom Jack Lamberson C. W. Hoover Don Gibson Brant Broxvoort Darrel East

Federal income from Red Rock land leases hits $113000

The Federal government received $113321.04 from leases on land in the Red Rock dam and reservoir area. Under current law 75 percent of such yearly leasing receipts deposited in the Treasury must go to the state where the property is located. The funds are to support public schools, roads, and county government expenses.

Iowa Marion Warren Polk Jasper Corps Red Rock Coralville Soil Conservation Service Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee U.S. Department of Agriculture Coralville Reservoir Red Rock Reservoir Red Rock Dam Corps of Engineers Treasury of The United States Secretary of the Treasury

Land Taken for Red Rock Dam Across Four Counties

A judgment of taking records 1 453 acres in Marion Polk Warren and Jasper counties for the Red Rock Reservoir. Total payment 284 700 deposited with the Des Moines federal district court registry. Two Marion County tracts include flowage easements below Elevation 783 on Ezra Campbell Estate land in Franklin Township by Whitebreast Creek. Tract 1250E-1 covers 95.7 acres and Tract 1205E-2 covers 1.3 acres.

Marion County Recorder Marion Polk Warren Jasper Red Rock Federal District Court Des Mones Marion County Ezra Campbell Franklin Township Whitebreast Creek

Two Deer Killed on County Highways

Two deer were struck and killed by vehicles on Marion County roads Friday night. Edward Sage of Route 2 Pleasantville hit a deer near Stringtown Road east of Knoxville at 9:30 p.m., causing a broken headlight. Gary Trabert of Mount Pleasant struck another deer near the West end of the Whitebreast Creek bridge on Highway 60 92 west of Knoxville at 10:15 p.m., with about $125 in car damage.

Marion County Edward Sage Pleasantville Stringtown Road Knoxville Nick DeRuiter Gary Trabert Mount Pleasant Whitebreast Creek

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