Cattle feeders profits reach multi year high in 1968
Livestock economist Futrell told the Lone Livestock Feeders Assn convention in Des Moines that cattle feeding profits were the highest in several years in 1965 with 1986 expected to be favorable. He projected higher feeder cattle prices this fall and lower feed costs, noting demand from higher incomes and Viet Nam inflation as supportive forces.
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Gene Putrell
Des Moinen
Lews State University
Purrett
Futrell
Pattte
Lowe
Fulleon
Viet Nam
Sioux City
Wedding Vows Exchanged In Renwick For Miss Carn Fish And Jack Niewald
Miss Carn Fish daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Fish of Corwith and Jack Niewald son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Niewald Fort Dodge were united in marriage at the EUB Church in Renwick at 2 pm on Nov 26 1965 Rev Laurice Strouf officiated. The couple will reside at 910 4th Ave North Fort Dodge.
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Carn! Fish
Albert Fish
Corwith
Jack Niewald
Jesse Niewald
Fort Dodee
EUB
Renwick
Laurice Stroufféler
Jackie Shipman
Jackie Stewart
Duncombe
Carol Ferguson
Keokuk
Stan, Worrell
Fort Dodge
Albert Fish, Jr
Ron
Fish
Melvin Armstrong
Wesley
Gary Pett
Lavette
Ferris Fett
Algana
Pam Croonquist
Moorland
Bryan Fish
Pam
Gob Uhr
Ames
Pete Fritz
Sally Scobba
Algona
Dianne Kuhlmann
Jim Fett
Don Fett
Conwith
Sanford Anderson
Floya Armstrong
Richard Marks
Cherie Stillfield
Chrystie Stillfield
Clear Lake
John Hellaseth
Orla Stewart
John Artzer
Mrrs
Chuck Stillfield
Darrel Fett
Hed Corwith High School
Des Moines
Niewald
Fort Dodge High School
Gates Department Store
4Th Ave
Aliens Ordered to Report Addresses in January
Mr. Robert C. Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced that aliens must report their addresses in January. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices, and compliance is urged to avoid serious consequences for willful failure.
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Robert C. Wilson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Wilson
Tramigration and Naturalizaton Service
Wilkon
Ambiguous wildlife notes on fish and birds described
A fragmented text details sizes and production figures for fish like walleyes and bass, plus mentions herons and storks in flight. It appears to be a rough, garbled wildlife note with inconsistent numbers and stray phrases, not a coherent report.
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Maynard
Dora
Walter Long
Kenny & Thurman Burk
Tiny
Howard Person
Walter Hoffman
Seasons Greetings
Evon's Beauty Salon
Evon
Julie
Renwick Creamery Hart
Tom
Gene G
Bernice
Dale
Ray
Jenny
Roger B
Kenny
Roger M
David A
Burdetto
Renwick Savings Bank
Senta
Lindell Insurance & Tax Service
Ivan & Ardyg