Local Hull Social Roundup Highlights Family Visits
Hull notes a busy social weekend with visits from Lokhorsts Har tog Stange Vander Werff and De Groot families. Des Moines trips include Henry Huibregtse at an insurance school. An accident injured Ted Brunsting and a 70th birthday celebrated Mrs Bolks. The Vinks attended a 25th anniversary in Luverne and Debra Jean Koerselman is welcomed in Colorado.
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Peter Lokhorst
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Connie Hartog
Sanborn
Paul Stange
Doon
John Vander Werff
Sheldon
Theodora van der Werff
Wm. Lokhorst
Ed Lokhorst
Henry Huibregtse
Des Moines
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Lutheran
Sioux City
John de Groot
Jennie Lammers
Spearfish
South Dakota
Swanson
Lawrence Oelrich
August Oelrich
Judy
Mitchell Oelrich
Sioux Falls
Gladys Mellema
Boyden
Charles Oelrich
Bert Keele
Larry
Gerrit Vink
George Vink
John Reuvers
John van Leeuwen
Hull
Albert Vink
Richard Ver Burg
Rock Valley
Henry Vink
Cotton
Luverne
Minnesota
Delmar Vink
Reformed Church
Wester
John Bolks
Bolks
Donald de Boer
Stanley Vink
Marion Hubers
Henry Hymans
Harold Hymans
PTA
Rock Rapids
Harold
Association of Crippled Children and Adults
Dick Vink
Orange City
Bertie Brink
Christian Reformed Church
Richard Rozeboom
The
Reformed Church of
Inwood
American Reformed Church
H. Ringenoldus
Henry Koerselman
Lawrence Koerselman
Greeley
Colorado
Debra Jean
Randy
Douglas
Record U S Farm Output Reaches New High Amid Efficiency Gains
The 1960 United States farm outlook shows total production setting a new all time high, up 29 percent from the 1947-49 average with 30 percent fewer workers and 5 percent less cropland. Net income for farmers may meet or exceed 1959 despite higher price supported wheat output. The 1961 outlook predicts little change in income, steady demand, and a potential rise in exports.
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United States Department of Agricultural
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Department of Agriculture
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USDA reports large 1960 61 feed grain supplies and pricing outlook
Over 75 million tons carried into 1960 61 according to the USDA. Feed grain prices are a little lower this fall and likely average lower for the entire 1960 61 feeding year. High protein feed supplies for 1960 61 are expected to be slightly larger than 1959 60. Export demand for oilseed meal should be notably lower in early 1960 61, with protein feed prices also easing compared with 1959 60.
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United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
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