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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
2
Local advertisement urges readers to call Lee Day for tree service in LuVerne. Contact number appears as 2.2492 and identifiers reference Ph Turner.
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen expresses gratitude for cards, memorials, and expressions of sympathy after her husband’s death. She thanks the ladies who served meals, those who provided food, and friends, neighbors, and reserves for visits, letters, flowers, and gifts received during hospitalization and after returning home.
Mrs Egeland thanks all for help as Guetle Palmer SOS bridge club met Thursday for a dessert lunch with Mrs George Latch. High score went to Mrs Dean James, low to Mrs Pearl Quetbough. Guests included Ms Edna Stafford and Mrs LaVerne Henriksen. Miriam circle of the Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service met Friday with co hosts Mrs Myron Collins and Mrs John Swanson. Leader was Mrs Loren Schipull on need for a new image. Neighborhood birthday party held Thursday in honor of Mrs Jim Yungetes with most members present. Mrs Etta Bannick returned Wednesday from Minneapolis Minnesota visiting the Reim home.
Mr and Mrs George Dreyer spent days in Austin Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Marshall Clan cy visited Jim Hetti home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lyle Kitley hosted C M Abbott of Fort Dodge for Sunday dinner in Humbolt for their 24th anniversaries. Mrs Charley Michaelson visited with Mrs Annie Amerson. Arlea Olden returned after 3 weeks with daughter and family in Hopkins. Bob McKenna, Rueben Davids, Therman Burk, Cora Burk and Lt Robert Burk were part of holiday visits in Winnebago Pensecolt Florida.
Signup for the 1966 feed grain program begins January 31 and runs to April 1. The CAP signup starts the same day with CAP deadlines announced later. Producers who file CAP intentions but do not enter final agreements have 15 days to apply for feed grain participation after withdrawal or notice that no agreement exists. Signups occur at the ASCS County Office.
Humboldt County extension director Norman Moklestad notes two filing options for farmers earning two thirds of income from farming. Everett Stoneberg of Montana State University outlines calendar year tax dates: January 15 estimated payment, February 15 final report. or February 15 final report and tax due. The 1966 Farmers Tax Guide offers federal guidance and a dates list. State tax requires reporting 1965 income by April 30 with full due if under 50 dollars.
December 13 notice outlines options for large tax dues: pay in full by April 1 or split into two equal installments with the first due April 30 and the second by October 41. Also states where to obtain federal tax forms from the IRS or local post office, bank, or state offices.
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