Farm Outlook for Eggs and Hogs from Iowa State Expert
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says egg producers face a good year ahead while hog producers can expect a favorable, though tempered, market through 1960 and into 1961. He notes fewer laying chicks this spring and ample meat supplies that could limit price gains. He predicts the July trough in hog slaughter with some price rise before then and questions whether hog production will rebound quickly given recent two year cycles.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Katish
Kutish
Turn in Hog Cycle Foreseen in 1961 Crops
The spring of 1962 is cited as the turning point, with potential shift as early as the 1961 spring pig crop or the 1961 fall crop. It would be unusual for the 1960 fall crop to rise after the decline in the spring crop, as the fall crop typically declines following a spring pig crop drop.
Cattle and Dairy Prices See Cautious Signals for Fall
Iowa State University economist J Marvin Skadberg notes June trends will influence fed cattle prices this fall. April feeder cattle shipments in the nine Corn belt states fell sharply from 1959, which had unusually high levels. Milk production rose slowly in early 1960, but cow numbers may stay high as beef prices weaken, delaying herd liquidation.
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J Marvin Skadberg
Iowa State University
Corn Belt
Skadberg
United States
Life and Character on Nikita Khrushchev and the Summit
A reader denounces Nikita Khrushchev as a propaganda tool of the Kremlin. The Summit Conference is branded a showcase for hate and divide. The writer warns of potential war and recalls a previous visit as a blood-soaked humiliation.
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Nikita
Red Devil
Red Threat Exposed in Harsh Wartime Letter
A reader denounces communism and Nikita Khrushchev with fiery language. He equates the Soviet leader to Hitler, condemns any soft stance toward communism, and warns that democracy's heart contrasts with communism’s “carborator.”
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United States
Nikita
Hitler
Jesus
Satan
Power Beyond Us Nature Sermon Admonishes Humility Before God
A reflective sermon describes nature’s thunderous power and lightning as beyond human control. It warns against attempting to alter divine order and urges devotion to God and salvation through Jesus Christ. The message emphasizes wisdom in recognizing place under a sovereign creator.
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Earth
Jesus Christ
Court News and Probate Actions Reported
Morris Scholten, 30, pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle with an overload and was fined 133.80 dollars plus costs by Judge T. E. Klay. The Last Will and Testament of John Probst, late of Alton, was filed for probate with a July 5 hearing at 10:00 a.m. Also, Will Meandering of Rock Valley was filed for probate with a June 27 hearing at 10:00 a.m. Proceedings in Sandie C. Green estate transferred from O'Brien County to Sioux County for title to real estate. Jake Vande Griend and Henry James Vande Griend appointed executors of Henry Vande Griend’s estate of Hull. Leander Friedman named executor of William Grunskill’s Hawarden estate without bond, as were Lowell Gilbert Jans and Clara Joyce Green for Hazel Ida Jans’s Hawarden estate. The court approved F. T. McGill’s final report as administrator c.t.a. of Oepke De Vries’s estate. administrator discharged and estate closed. Thomas McGill’s final report for Bertha De Vries’s estate approved and he discharged, estate closed. Final report of Gerrit Nettinga as administrator of Jen…
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Morris Scholten
T. E. Klay
John Probst
Alton
Will Meandering
Rock Valley
Sandie C. Green
O’brien
Iowa
District Court of
Sioux County
Jake Vande Griend
Henry James Vande Griend
Henry Vande Griend
Hull
Leander Friedman
William Grunskill
Hawarden
Lowell Gilbert Jans
Clara Joyce Green
Hazel Ida Jans
F. T. McGill
C.t.a
Oepke de Vries
Thomas McGill
Bertha de Vries
Gerrit Nettinga
Jen
Court Closes Estate of Fredreke Jacobsma Discharges Executor
The court approved the final report of Andrew L. Jurriaans as executor. He is discharged and the estate of Fredreke Jacobsma is closed.
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Fredreke Jacobsma
Andrew L. Jurriaans
Holstein Herds In Hull Area Have High Averages
Brattleboro Vermont Holstein Friesian Association of America lists dairy records for Hull area herds. Chester A De Boer reports 29 records averaging 14 834 pounds milk and 540 pounds butterfat while George Vande Garde shows 6 records averaging 13 891 pounds milk and 528 pounds butterfat.
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Brattleboro
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Chester A. de Boer
Hull
George Vande Garde
Holstein herd testing under national program
Iowa State University supervised the weighing and testing of production as part of the official herd testing programs of the national Holstein organization, providing a mature equivalent basis for comparing milking data in registered breeding efforts.
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Iowa State University
National Holstein Organization
Pierce Feenstra joins Delta Lambda Mu honor society
Pierce Feenstra has qualified for Delta Lambda Mu at Westmar College. Initiation occurred at the Delta Lamb datu breakfast in Weidler Hall at 7 30 a m on Sunday morning May 29. Parents are Mr and Mrs Peter Feenstra of Ireton Iowa.
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Pierce Feenstra
Delta Lambda Mu
Westmar College
Delta Lambdatu
Weidler Hall
Peter Feenstra
Ireton
Iowa
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Roy Lyra
Golf Mound
Purzie
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Farmers Co-op Association
D. Waanders
Hull, Iowa
Court News
Nie Nettinga
Delta Lambda Mu Society
Dawson Hail Insurance
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