Proceedings of County Board November 15 1748
County board adjourned after a lengthy session listing claims and payments. It includes tax notes, road and right of way contracts with F A Mohler and local suppliers, and authorization for county expenditures and public works. A closing note predicts soybean prices and livestock feed demand will ease next year due to ample supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepervinere
Followinse
Elaimia
John Obirek
Toater
Ity Water Works
Gollina Motor
Path
Dennisten-Partridise
Supe
Electrical Service & Sales
Fisher Adv
Aigne
Feleyhorie
Fosnendyke & Sons
Achi Stiatin FM
Grimes
DSS
Oft
Nash
Garden “Engineering
Servier
W. Harlin
Town State ‘Tax Commission
Town Tower & Light
Town Machinery & Supply
Harold Kennedy
Meetinsen Mets
Knoxville “Memorial
Dialee
Russell Kaster
Kiya
Tire and” Battery
Keultel
Appiatiia
Matt Parrott & Sons
Manone Lage
Rent Melcher Union
May Brothers
Repaira .S
Clarence J. Moll
Virgil It. Miller
C. McClare
Henin
Newton Coal Co
Prange Transfer Co
Ed Quinnett
HE. Stelchar
Sqaeire Watron Rankin
Ribbon
Mable’ Robuck
F. M. Roberts
Joen
Ernest J. Smith
Martha ‘Snow
Troy Taundry
Tucker
Deck “L. Varner
Hk Trecho Western Union
Western Auto
Vietor
Warren
Marioty Board of Supervisors
Tenry van Zoo
Hart
Aigeen
Aver
Itheizen Vernon
F. A. Mohler
Aid
Dunreath
Steton
Wabash
B.A. Mohler
Marion
Archie Veenor
Boned
Henry Meinr
Supervisors
Marion County
North Worty Cinfort
Dian
Pase Tits
Maid House
Henry Heinz
Henry Heine
Farm supports not blamed for high meat prices says Randell
Mahaska County Farm Bureau president Frank Randell calls charges that farm price supports drive high food costs unfounded. He cites demand outpacing supplies and notes no beef or lamb price supports exist, hog supports are below market. He adds meat prices won’t drop immediately despite bumper crops. A second note recalls historian Richard Draper’s death and reputation as a top news compiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Randell
Mahaska County
Randell
Quick Breads for Hearty Appetites in Winter
Quick breads offer chewy nut breads, coffee cake and waffles to warm winter meals. Follow tested recipes, measure accurately, and adapt with whole wheat swaps, cornmeal, bran or nuts. Include Boston brown bread variations and muffin tips, with baking guidance and oven notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Graham
Collee
Boston
Spring market favors plain cattle over choice when supply is tight
The article notes price trends for spring markets showing late and poorer grades of cattle selling sooner, with limited supply of higher grade grain fed cattle in spring. It says better trades occur in summer and early fall when demand shifts, and that the premium for choice cattle widens with seasonal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choi
Hivchandman
Crewe
Ford
Farmers urged to stockpile iron and steel items now
Dale Hall urges Short Farm Equipment customers to order machinery repairs, fencing supplies, and iron or steel farm items while shortages persist. He notes postwar tightness in iron and steel, high junk prices, and suggests selling old equipment to raise cash. Farmers would be better off next spring if they buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Hall
Town State College
Tull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Proceedings OF County Board
Tenry Teln
Archie Veenen
Archie Vernon
Board of Superyinors
Sam Amon
Tren Groenendyke
Reichert Tourer
Au Tor Ts Klein
G. Klein
Pete Miedema
Marry Rininet
Ronald
Bi Turamit
Henry Willemsen
Fer Helden
Anes Gner
Tinrold Glaagow
Harkin
Virgil N Miller
Frank Nelson
Shook
Speed
Robert Iinckmar
Relix Denon Ray 'N
An Inter
John Carrol
Richard A. Clark
Tonkin
SE Harvey
Megwenndy
Koopman
Chielen Mitchell
Richard Draper
Boston News-Letter
Boston Brown Bread
California
Med
Birdseye
Florida Juice
Texas
Sunkist Lemons Sg
Armour
Eatwell
Prince
Albert
Velvet
Briardale Grocery
Morrell
Florida
Hollandale
Windsor Club
Robb Ross
Canada
Botti
Derby
Coca Cola Nesbitt
Wizard Pancake
Campbell’s
Welch
Schulze & Burch—Soda Crackers
Mrs. Clark
Pella Or
Sally
Betty Crocker
U. S
Swift
Cleanser Lc
Dis Trae
Bae
Oly Cge
Flo