Cattle Numbers Expected to Rise Despite Possible Drought
The USDA predicts cattle herds will grow through 1961 unless droughts spread. Price trends show averages slipping from 24.40 in May 1959 to 19.60 in August 1960, with higher August levels than 1953–57. Feedlot movements slow, on-feed inventories down since July, and long-fed supply may be larger this fall.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
USDA
Kutish
The Fellow Who Can Whistle Wins The Front
A homemaker’s corner piece urges cheerful resilience and optimism with the idea that a whistle worthy spirit helps conquer hardship. It celebrates active minds and brave, positive outlooks while urging readers to embrace change in beauty and style for vitality.
Market Outlook for Fed Cattle Prices 1961
Fall interval may limit cattle and short fed supplies, raising fed cattle prices late in 1960 or early 1961. Analysts expect tighter availability to push price levels higher as producers face reduced slaughter and lighter stocks.
Savings Bonds Sales In Iowa Jump In September
Iowa residents bought 9 655 730 in Series E and H bonds in September edging past September 1959 by almost a million and above August totals. Nine month state total reached 107 472 641 about 70 percent of the annual goal with national 71 6 percent. County totals include Sioux 906 646 nine months and 49 089 September. others list Lyon 288 273 Cherokee 719 925 Plymouth 850 970 OBrien 1 029 434 Osceola 519 917 with varying percentages of quotas.
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Lyon County
Cherokee
Plymouth
O’brien
Osceola
Funeral services for Miss Arta Van't Hof today
Funeral services for Miss Arta Van't Hof will be held today at the American Reformed Church Cedar Falls Iowa. She was born May 27 1896 and died October 23 1950 at her home. The Van't Hof sisters had only partial details remaining.
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Miss Arta Van't Hof
American Reformed Church
Miss Arta Van’t Hof
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Van’t Hof
Boyden Iowa Publishing Details and Rates
Boyden Iowa public notice lists publication in Boyden weekly edition. It states subscription rates of 2.50 per year 6 months 1.25 for single copies 5 cents each all cash in advance. It notes entry at the Boyden Post Office as second class mail matter per congressional act.
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Boyden
Sioux County
Iowa
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Grid Fragments
Puzzle No. 626 presents clues and fragments across many entries. Across entries include Chinese agoda body of Earth warriors kiln and French river. Down clues mention measure of capacity American humorist rugged crest of mountain range and Trieste wine measure.
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Body of Earth Warriors
Obituaries and Local Notices From Hull and Surrounding Areas
Cedar Falls resident mourns longtime Hull sufferer of St Vitus dance Mrs Case Elbers dies at 71 following heart attack Funeral services conducted at home and First Reformed Church Hull man John Houwen passes away at County Home Gill family tenants rent upstairs in Hull area Netherlands visitors settle in Lutyens home De Stigter Bros to build rendering plant near Boyden Rev Chester Droog welcomes baby girl in Spencer Iowa Annetta Vander Schaaf to Frederick Lutyens wedding Iowa City October 15 Funeral fire destroys John Karsemeyer home Hull area two-bedroom next to Heusinkveld farm 200 chickens stolen E R Carter buys practice in Lohrville and moves to Boyden Hull area births and transfers noted amid community updates
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Cedar Falls
Hull
St. Vitus
Case Elbers
Johanna Weichers
First Reformed Church
John Houwen
Netherlands
Nick Slager
Elmer Lutyens
Evertse
de Stigter Bros
Sioux Center
Chester Droog
Spencer
Iowa
Floyd Jansma
Hull Hospital
Smit
Henry
Nell Vanden Brink
Alton
Boyden
Vanden Brink
Ray
D. de Jongh
Local Notes and Personal Announcements
Joking over a baby girl born Sunday to the couple. Four year old Andrew Te Grotenhuis died suddenly last Thursday after brief illness with infantile paralysis. Fred Steffen married Miss Minnie Kuhr in Sioux Falls on Tuesday. Dr Werkman sold his 160 acre Hull area farm to S Hulstein of Sioux Center for 141 dollars per acre. Lensink and Bell dissolved their partnership by mutual consent. Gorzeman and Vande Berg sold a cornpicker to Paul Breuer for field work. Hull’s male quartet performed at a republican rally in Ireton on Wednesday. Hull residents Henry Huibregtse and Mesdames Wilson and Schoeneman attended the Omaha road excursion to St Paul last Saturday. Beach, Earl, Bob Miller and Joe Vickers sang at Welcome township rally last Friday and then socialized at a country hop. Minnie Dieckman and John Evans wed at the bride’s sister Mrs E C Goodyear’s home at high noon on Wednesday October 24.
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Andrew
Te Grotenhuis
Fred Steffen
Sioux Falls
Minnie Kuhr
Werkman
Hull
George Vickers
S. Hulstein
Sioux Center
Ireton
Henry Huibregtse
Mesdames J S. Wilson
Robt Schoeneman
Omaha
St. Paul
C L. Beach
Earl
Bob Miller
Joe Vickers
Welcome Township
E. C. Goodyear
Minnie Dieckman
John. Evans
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U.S
Miller
Iowa House of Representatives
Iowa Senate
American Legion
VFW
Moose, Eagles
Izaak Walton
Martin
Audrey Lane
NWNS
West Adams Street
Chicago
Ill
Helen Hale
Helen
THE
Marion J. Kempers
Charles G. Sawyer
Editors and Publishers
D.R
Great Britain
Andrew Caswell
Cleveland
Annetta Vander Schaaf
Iowa City
Frederick Lutyens
Waukegan
Illinois
John Karsemeyer
R. Gosselink
John Kragt
Pella
Richard Brouwer
Ames
Breuer
J. D
Gerrit James Vander Zwaag
Hull, Iowa
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners
Henry Koerselman
Luminals
Hooker Paints
General Building
Otto Goeringer
J Hull
A. G. Dittmer
West End of Hospital
Kraal Funeral Home
W. Dale Kraal
State of
K Graham
Towa
John D. Murphy
Wegter
Hans Faber
Lucas J. DE Koster
Farmers Savings Bank
Boyden, Iowa
Wan’t Hul Drilling Co
Rock Valley
Carl Beckman
W. Hull, Iowa
ED Gritters
Mutual Service Insurance Co
H. W. Huibregtle
K. R. Swanson
M.D. Hull
Sioux County Index
F. E. Getman
Optometrist
Rock Rapids
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