Subscription rate notice for Kossuth County area
The notice lists annual subscription rates 250 in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory 3 outside this area and 350 per year for Canada and foreign countries. It notes weekly publication and Second Class Postage paid at Titonka Iowa. Subscriptions within the county and Titonka territory continue unless canceled by subscriber or publisher discretion.
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Kossuth County
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Titonka Trade
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Titonka
Iowa
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Farm Outlook Urges Early Cattle Marketing Amid Price Outlook
Iowa State University economist William Uhrig cautions feed lots to top off cattle near 1500 pounds to avoid delaying revenue as heavier stock postpones gains. He says prices should rise by spring and into early summer, but warns that feeding large numbers now can depress futures and lift costs.
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Uhrig
Iowa
William Uhrig
Iowa State University
Cattle Counts Shift as Weight Classes Diverge in January
January 1 tally hits 8.865 million head while cattle under 900 pounds fall 5 percent. Cattle over 900 pounds show a countervailing movement though exact change not stated.
Cattle on Feed Trends in 1963 Midwest States
The article reports an 11 percent overall rise in cattle on feed, with 25 percent more cattle over 1,100 pounds on feed than a year earlier. Longer feeding times and higher feeder prices are noted, with expectations of price trends tied to fed cattle movements and regional market prospects in Iowa Illinois Nebraska Minnesota and Colorado.
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Uhing
Midwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilineis
Minnesota
North Central
Colorado
Uhrig
Farm Question Box March meetings and livestock queries
The Iowa State swine specialists plan three state meetings in March with the Fort Dodge session on March 4. Neal vats are early maturing and yield plump kernels. Lindarin soybeans resemble Harosoy but Lindarin is shorter and wields less yield by a few bushels. The Fort Dodge Market Hog Show is set for Saturday March 21. A properly chlorinated water supply is safe for livestock once they acclimate to taste and smell.
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Algona
Iowa State University
Fort Dodge
Swea City
Titonka
Bancroft
Sunday visitors at two local homes include Nervig and Nerson
Sunday visitors in the Johnson home came from Eagle Grove and Hardy, while the Boyken residence hosted Jesse Johnson Merlin Johnson and C. W. Johnson family from Ellesworth, along with other local relatives.
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John D. Johnson
Thomas Nervig
Eagle Grove
Annie Nerson
Hardy
Edward Boyken
Jesse Johnson
Merlin Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Ellesworth
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