03 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
1
The new farm bill preserves price supports at around 65 percent for basic crops including peanuts corn rice and potatoes. Farmers face marketing quotas and potential tied sales to support programs while barter deals with foreign entities are restricted. The policy emphasizes secretary discretion and aims to stabilize farm income amid market volatility.
General Omar says the JCS aims for country security at low cost while defending Air Force’s B‑52s amid interservice strains. After 10 weeks in Europe, Wayne Taylor and a PCA committee urge the U.S. to raise European imports by 2 billion dollars annually by cutting tariffs, easing red tape, and relaxing Buy American rules.
Marengo Pioneer Republic an notes that several Town county farmers risk severe injury by leaving power on while cleaning huskers. The article warns a hand or arm could be lost for a brief gain in speed and urges shutting off power during maintenance.
Markand shows the only state flag featuring a looming coat of arms, marking a unique heraldic design for official symbolism.
Ottosen Iowa feature praises Farmers Elevator in Ottosen for fair prices and honest weights. Manager Bell offers market insight and urges farmers to seek grain and seed services. A grim fatal car wreck on a quiet Iowa road is analyzed as a case of human error.
Jim A. Olson, manager and vice president, highlights Davenport Elevator at West Bend as a modern, well equipped grain and feed center. The firm carries Winner feeds with organic minerals vitamins and iodine, promising top herd and flock health, and says it serves farmers with ample capacity and best prices in the market.
4 H boys gain hands on experience in soil and wildlife conservation farm safety and fire prevention and farm improvement projects. They learn budgeting equipment needs market conditions and the factors before starting a farming venture. The program aims to develop leadership responsibility and decision making for adult life.
Readable text notes pheasant numbers have increased since last year across Towa and the Middle West, with hunters observing more birds and discussing hunting impacts. The fragment mentions a cock pheasant and hunting activity, ending with an ad urging savings bonds.
A December housing clinic in Pocahontas announced by county extension director E. S. Rosenberger aims to aid families starting or planning new homes or remodels. Iowa State College specialists join local craftsmen and extension staff to offer cost saving information and service. reservations are requested but admission is free.
Bob Markee of Independence prevented a near tragedy on the Wapsipinicon River when a boatload of people struck a railway bridge piling and overturned. Among the occupants were Mrs. Holgate and her nine month old infant Stevie. Markee rescued the mother and baby, who both survived with no illness or injuries.
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