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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1965

Page

17

Farmer Abe Nunnikhoven Raises Cattle and Silage Near Pella

Abe J. Nunnikhoven farms 173 acres southeast of Pella. He and six neighbors were silaging while weather allowed. The operation includes 54 head of cattle, 20-25 sows, and 350-400 pigs yearly. He started farming in 1953, has four children, and runs crops, beans, pasture, and hogs on his 13 years at the current place.

Abe .J. Nunnikhoven Pella Abe Abe J. Nunnikhoven Esther Laverne Charlene Doyle

Social Security Rep To Help Residents In Pella

A representative from the Des Moines Social Security District Office will visit the Auditor ium of the Public Safety Building in Pella on Tuesday October 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon to provide information and services for the Old-Age Survivors and Disability Insurance program. Additional services are available at the Social Security Administration District Office in Des Moines at 205 12th Street.

Des Moines Social Security District Public Safety Pella Social Security Administration 12Th Street

Wheat program signup set for next spring under consideration

Russell E. Crozier said Congress is considering legislation to continue a voluntary wheat certificate and a feed grain program with concurrent signups next spring if enacted. 1966 wheat allotments have been mailed. they are lower than 1965 due to a smaller national allotment and higher yields, with about a 3.4 percent reduction in allotted acres.

Russell E. Crozier Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Congress ASCS

Brogan Construction lands Red Rock road and bridge job

Brogan Construction Co. of Des Moines submitted the apparent low bid of 52 638.50 to the Rock Island District Corps of Engineers for relocating a quarter mile of road and building a bridge over Butcher Creek in the flood storage area of the Red Rock Reservoir. L G Barcus and Sons and Buchanan Brothers submitted higher bids. The government estimate is 47 396.90. Work starts within 15 days of notice to proceed and must be completed by August 31, 1966.

Rock Island Illinois Brogan Construction Co Des Moines Iowa Rock Island District Corps of Engineers Butcher Creek Hartford L. G. Barcus and Sons Inc Kansas City Kansas Buchanan Brothers Construction Co

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