Seaway opening leaves Pella 300 miles from sea port
Iowa researchers find limited impact from the St. Lawrence Seaway on farm and manufacturing sectors. The study suggests exports will stay mainly within the regional area, with modest benefits from transport savings and gradual westward industry migration. The project, funded cooperatively by state and federal bodies, notes few price or production changes for Iowa crops and products.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Pella
Midwest
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Chronicle
Iowa Development Commission
Little Chang
SUI
Central
South America
Gulf
United States
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Congress
U. S
A Good Many People Drop Money in Pursuit of More
A concise saying notes that many individuals gamble away all their funds while aiming to gain greater wealth. The remark reflects common financial risk behavior and the allure of bigger gains despite heavy losses.
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C. Woody Thompson
Seaway
Pleasantview Community Club Holds January Meeting at School House
The Pleasantview Community Club met January 22 at the Pleasantview School. President Warner Willemsen opened the session. Tone Nunnikhoven led singing, De Graff led devotions selecting Psalm 104. Minutes approved. no business reported.
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Pleasantview
Pleasantview Community Club
Pleasantview School
Warner Willemsen
Tone Nunnikhoven
William de Graff
Gerald
Merle Nunnikhoven
William David de Graf
Randy
Bruce Nunnikhoven
Jesus
Randy Nunnikhoven
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
Marion Wormhoudt
Gerrit Vander Wilt
Gus Terlouw
Richard van Roekel
Henry Lee Nunnikhoven
Connie Spoelstra
John de Cook
John van Maanen
William de’ Graff
Walter Grandin
Marvin Nunnikhoven
James Vander Waal
CUI Alumni to Attend Workshop on Campus Saturday
Central College alumni plan a Saturday workshop for class managers on January 31 to discuss plans for the Alumni Fund Campaign running February 15 to August 31. Supervisors include Ray J. De Haan Elmer Vermeer and Richard H. Timmins, with 1957-58 giving rising to 22.1 percent participation from 7 percent.
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Central College
Ray J. de Haan
Elmer Vermeer
Richard H. Timmins
Farm Bureau Women Sponsor Scholarship in Marion County
Marion County Farm Bureau Women sponsor a teaching scholarship covering $160 tuition for two years at any college offering practice teaching. Applicants must live on a farm, be in the top third of their class, show financial need, be healthy, and reside in the nominating county. Applications due February 16, 1959, via high school superintendents. Dixie Spaur of Knoxville, a previous recipient, attends Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. The Boy Scouts International Bureau coordinates Scouting in 67 nations.
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Carolyn Cline
Herbert Cline
Bussey
Marion County
Chicago
Miss Cline
Healthy Hustlers
Simpson College
U. S
M. L. Hathaway
U.S. Department of Agriculture
John Weltz
Fur
Maxwell Taylor
Army
Marion County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Dixie Spaur
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Boy Scouts International Bureau
Ottawa
Cana
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U. S. Weather Bureau
C. Beaning
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Ray Woodford
Madison
de Jong Construction Company
Highland Heights
Community Hospital
Home Furnishings
Royal Food Stores
HSC
Dinty Moore
Yacht Club
Royal Gelatin Reg
Phgs
Jack Sprat
Lake Valley
Kraft
Monarch
U.S
Idaho
CUI
Rea
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