Feed Grain Program Gains Despite Smaller Harvest
The 1964 feed grain program shows higher national participation than 1963, with farmers signing up to divert a record 34.3 million acres. Production fell due to drier weather and lower yields, yet carryover stocks rose to 69 million tons into 1964-65. Exports may exceed the 1963-64 record, and prices are projected to stay firm. signup for 1965 begins next spring.
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R. Anderson
Kossuth Asc
Safety Award Goes To Mont errey Youth For Heroic Rescue
A 22 year old Mexican youth Alvaro Ruizz Martinez of Monterrey received an Iowa Farm Safety Council award for saving the life of his adopted sister Elaine Fries of Linn Grove. Elaine is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carol Fries.
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Alvaro Ruizz Martinez
Monterrey
Mexico
Iowa Farm Safety Council
Elaine Fries
Carol Fries
Linn Grove
Hunters Urged to Observe Highest Ethics in Iowa
Everett Speaker of the State Conservation Commission urged about 310000 hunters over the next two months to hunt only on land with permission. He warned trespass hurts all hunters and could lead to more posted land and damaged farms while calling for cooperation with landowners and adherence to regulations.
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Everett Speaker
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
County 4-H Choirs Begin Rehearsals for Rally Night
The Kossuth County 4-H junior and senior choirs are rehearsing on Saturdays for a December 29 Rally Night presentation. The event showcases youth from the 4-H program in a luncheon and performance setting.
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Kossuth County
Senior and Junior 4-H Choirs to Perform in Algona
The senior choir directed by Mrs Newton Cough enour from Algona will present five numbers with over 40 voices at 7 30 p m in the Algona High School Auditorium The junior choir with 30 female voices will perform four pieces The event invites all Kossuth County 4 Hers families and friends for this annual concert at the Algona High School venue
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Newton Coughenour
Algona
Shalom Chaverim
Algona High School
Kossuth County
Carrot Grown in Albert City Garden Noted This Fall
A carrot measuring 10 inches in circumference and 7% inches long was grown in Mrs Oscar Carlson's Albert City garden this late fall.
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Oscar Carlson
Albert City
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