Price Support Income Rule Affects Iowa Dairy Records
Iowa dairy data show Kossuth No 2 Coop cows averaged 11 649 pounds milk and 414 5 pounds butterfat per cow, higher than Iowa state figures. High yielding herds posted lower feed costs yet greater returns. IRS ruling clarifies when price support loan certificates become taxable income for producers.
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Kossuth’ No
Coop Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Iowa
Swea City
D. H.T.A
John Ruger
Fenton
Ralph Walker
Hilbert Bierstedt
Whittemore
Kossuth No. 1 Association
Allace R. Taylor
Ate Ca
Iowa State College
Dean L. Barnes
Kossuth Ounty
Kossuth Coop
H. I A
Forrest Hafbourer
Ralph Walker, Jr
Paul Hurn
Sona
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Kermit
Astr ‘ Ode
Jerry Schmidt
Conrad Schmidt
Stanley Opheim
James Schmidt
Arnie Bannart
D.la
Forrest G. Hofbauer
Swea
Leander Menke
Donald ‘Hofbauer
Martin Harms
Har Bartelt
Mi i
C.H. Wi
Frank and
John Droessler
Bell
Blackie AsGi
Sidney Payne
Ida
Hilda
Milton Madvison
May
Jean
Lilly
Goldie
Sandy
Gerda
Methodist Choirs Present Sacred Music Program on Palm Sunday
The Junior and Senior Choirs of Titohke Methodist Church present a Palm Sunday program of Lent and Easter sacred pieces on April 10 at 7:30. The lineup includes The Palms, God So Loved the World, How Beautiful Upon the Mountain, Calvary, The Strifes Oer the Battle Done, lilies, Open the Gates of the Temple, Festival Te Deum, and a mixed quartet finale.
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Titohke Methodist Church
Monitor
Calvary
George Helmers
Titonka Woman's Club Set for Evening Meeting
Titonka Woman's Club will meet Thursday evening April 7 at Edward Brandt home. Theme Fulfillment in Our Homes and The American Idea slides by Rae Krantz. Roll call prompt mind in home life. Special feature cake decorating by Florence Reynolds. Host Betty Brandt. Officer elections listed for Kossuth County clubs. Guest dinner planned April 21 with details and dates in local notices.
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Titonka Woman's Club
Edward Brandt
Rae Krantz
Rol Call
Florence Reynolds
Betty Brandt
Bss
Titonka Adult Evening School Meeting Set for April
An April 13 discussion at 8:00 p.m. will cover plant population and custom practices led by agronomist Al Leffler of Hi-Bred Corn Company. The Titonka adult evening school invites all interested residents to attend thisTuesday session on agronomy topics.
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al Leffler
Loneer Hi-Bred Corn Company
Reseal Oats Can Be Delivered Early Under Government Plan
Farmers with 1958 crop oats resealed may deliver to the government before the April 30 loan maturity. They receive a full year’s storage payment despite early delivery, and the loan is paid in full if quality meets standard. Early delivery of 1959 oats is allowed to aid orderly movement and CCC stock disposal amid tight supply.
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Internal Revenué Service
Internal Revenue Service
CCC
Tuling
Kossuth County
Aso
Commodity Credit Corporation
Titonka Local S ail and Dinner Guests
Titonka local names and families join Sunday dinner at Meservey hosted by Mr and Mrs Ben Stadtlander. Nearby visits include Dean Kuchenreuther with Lynn Kuchenreuther at Tawa City and Donald Graham’s family with Fred Jennings plus John Rippentrop and family from Lakota visiting Mrs Ben Meyer. Sally Menz and Bill Osthoff of Carlton College were guests of Neal Boyken. Donna and LaVaughn Akkerman of Des Moines spent the weekend at home. Linda Rode visited Diane Bockelman on Sunday.
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Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Neal Boyken
Donna
LaVaughn Akkerman
Des Moines
Linda Rode
Diane Bockelman
Return Of Blue Forms Urged In Census Drive
Bill E. Algood district supervisor for the 1980 Census urged area residents who received blue sample questionnaires to fill out and mail them to the Census district office promptly. The blue forms were left at every fourth household to collect population and housing data from a 25 percent sample, a fraction of a full census, aiding national data gathering.
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Bill E. Algood
Census Bureau
Farm Outlook Predicts Mixed Hog and Crop Trends
The Farm Outlook forecasts a modest rise in hog prices later in 1960 and into 1961 with improved supply constraints, while corn and soybeans see shifts in acreage. Kutish notes higher corn acreage planned and reduced soybean plantings, with fall grain prices expected lower than last year.
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Kutish
Department of
United States de Agriculture
Applications For ACP Work Urged In Kossuth County
County ASC chairman urges farmers to apply for cost sharing on soil and water conservation practices. Government pays at least 50 percent of costs for most practices and eligible farmers must file before starting work. County ASC office in Algona offers complete information.
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Kossuth
ASC
Gov
Anderson
Algona
Goodwill Clothing Drive Kicks Off Saturday
The Cub Scouts Area Council of Prairie Gold will lead a community clothing drive for Goodwill Industries to help handicapped workers. Bags of usable clothing and items should be prepared for pickup on Saturday April 19, with collection in Titonka and assistance from local den mothers and volunteers.
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Cub Scouts Area Council
Prairie Gold ‘Oy Scouts of
Goodwill Industries
Cheenken
Scouts Ats of
Titonka
Goodwill Si
Satur- Ubmaster
Irvin Ge
Ang
Wall Ae Gees Pbs
Wehg
Wtenails
VowsRenera
Questionnaire On Summer Program For Local Youths
A proposed six to eight week summer program aims to include crafts swimming hikes and nature studies for all ages. A questionnaire will be sent to families to gauge interest and determine feasibility and district support before forming a formal plan.
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Dick Gipple
Follman Acquires Ripp’s Recreation in Lakota
LaVerle Follman Purchases Ripp’s Recreation from Everett Rippentrop and takes possession. He and his wife Carolee with four children move into Ray Welp’s house, after Mr Follman works at Larson’s Chicken Farm in Lakota. The community welcomes the Follmans and wishes them success in their new business.
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Red Ripp
Everett Rippentrop
Titanka
Larson
Lakota
Carolee
Saralee
Fredrich
Veness
Jeniene
Ray ‘Welp
Dale Helmers
Follman’s
Aly
Union Slough Digest on Migrant Birds Density
Harola Hi Burgess GS notes late spring at Union Slough Refuge with counts of migrating waterfowl. March sightings include 110 blue and snow geese, 100 mallards 40 goldeneye 20 mergansers, and 10 baldpate among others, far below last year's peak figures. A 100000 geese appeared in southwest Town on March 29, indicating shifting migration patterns.
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Robin
Corn Price Support Edges Up Slightly in Nineteen Fifty Nine
Nationwide corn price support rises a bit with February figures showing 82 million bushels under support, well below January’s 174 million but above the 71 million for the ebb crop. Iowa leads 1959 crop support at 113 million bushels. remaining states follow. Support remains available through May 31 with county officers scheduling visits.
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Kossuth County
Asc
Towa
Nebraska
Nols
Indiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Kansas
Usc County
Wheat Growers Must Notify ASC Of Wheat Acreage
Farmers without a wheat allotment or feed wheat exemption must inform their county ASC office of estimated acreage for next summer harvest. Virgil J. Rohlf of Kossuth County Office stated this helps establish records and eligibility for a wheat marketing card. Any grower producing over 15 acres faces a penalty on excess wheat, payable before marketing.
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Brain
ASC
Kossuth
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