Belles of Boone 4-H Tour Local Shops and TV Studio
A 21 member Belles of Boone 4-H group with 4 mothers and 3 leaders visited Gates Department Store Drapery and fabric displays then toured YWCA lunch area teleo show room and Eve's Kitchen station equipment. Humboldt county farmers urged to reseal corn to ease storage problems with storage payments of at least 15 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles OF Boone
Belles of Boone 4-H Club
Huntley
Clowes
Cole
Engstrom
Trask
Gates Department Store
YWCA
Teleo
Ision Station
iReporter
Judy Henriksen
Humboldt County
Owl Lake 4-H Club May Meeting and Corn Reseal Plans
The Owl Lake 4-H Club met at Lake Lutheran Church on May 10 with seventeen members. They discussed a pamphlet on cutting costs, planned a club tour for June 22, and decided to donate to Foreign Youth Exchange. The article covers Iowa reseal plans for 1955 and 1954 corn, government storage needs, and new bin construction to address a statewide storage shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Lake Bosters
the Lake Lutheran Church
Teader
Foreign Youth Exchange
Iowa
Resealing Loans Offer Storage Payment and Title Retention
The Renwick Times notes growers who extend loans in the upcoming settlement period may receive a past year storage payment. Resealing lets the producer keep title and possession of his corn, guarding against feed shortages and potential profit if prices rise above the support rate. Resealing requirements mirror original loan criteria and the interest rate stays at 344 percent.
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Perry E. Morse
ASC
OWL Lake Boosters
Marlen Lund
Department of Agriculture
Morse
Com
THE
Renwick Times
Larry and
Jerry Wittmer
America
Naan Dana
Waaay
Wararrs
Maplewood Commercial Street
Tiny
Pittsburgh
RCA la
M. B. Richardson
Dad
Kraft's
Cool Springs Peas
van Camps Tuna
Briardale
Latch & Mills
Renwick