Wheat referendum outlines 1964 program for farmers
Merri Robuck chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee outlines the 1964 wheat referendum. A two thirds vote would permit quotas with allotments, two price support levels, and diversion payments, while a failure would keep quotas and lower price supports. Voters are urged to visit the county office for facts before May 21.
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Merri Hobuck
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Conservation
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Robuck
ALCS
Bazaar at Oskaloosa Christian school opens annual sale
The Willing Workers held their bazaar at the Christian school Friday evening. Mrs. William De Hui visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wyk and Ronnie. Neal Newenhouse and family stayed at the M. Rickard home in Mason City last weekend. Harrison Township Farm Bureau met at Merle Beaver’s home. program titled Times a Wasting. Women’s group met at B. Van Gilst’s home. Marjorie led a flower and bulb exchange discussion.
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Summit
Iowa City
H. Vriezelaar
Larry Laird
Douglas
Vriezelaar
Kelley
Knoxville
Mamie Shilling
Bussey
Capels
Oskaloosa
Manns
Marshalltown
Walters
Grinnels
Debbie Meyers
Margaret Simpson
Julia de Haas
Barbara
Julia de Haai
Marla Heemstra
Carolyn Mohler
Jennie de Haai
Shirley Shilling
Barbara de Haas
Susan Vriezelaar
Carl Mohler
Roy van Essen
Don de Reys
Kathy de Vries
Janice Dykstra
Julia Poortinga
Marion van Wyk
Marvin
Dave Vander Ploeg
Henry Ver Woert
Des Moines
Mrs
Leland Balmer
John’ Vriezelaar
B. van Gilst
Marjorie
Push New Life Into Pastures With Nitrogen
County Extension Director Richard Freeman notes nitrogen fertilization can yield grazing 10 to 14 days earlier and boost grass growth by mid April. Iowa State University agronomist Dwayne Rohweder explains spring pasture crowding. immediate nitrogen application primes grass for early grazing as cattle move from muddy lots. Early growth yields high gains, with a six year trial showing 60 pounds of nitrogen per acre increasing forage production.
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Richard Freeman
Dwayne Rohweder
Bluegrass
Iowa
104-year-old Williamsburg resident, oldest Journal Tribune reader
Mrs. J Monnett, longtime resident of the Williams burg area, celebrated being the oldest Journal Tribune reader. She reached age 104 on May 1, remaining in the same south and west Williamsburg neighborhood most of her life.
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Williamsburg
Journal Tribune
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