Classified Column of For Sale and Notices From Iowa
FOR SALE Two motorcycles 1047 Indian Chief 74 250 1948 Indian Chief 74 350 See John Studer 1 mile east and 1 mile south of Graettinger Iowa 4911 LINOTYPE operators needed Get started in this well paid trade by enrolling at the State University of Iowa Next class starts February 4 Write school of Journalism Iowa City Iowa FOR SALE Shepherd-Collie cross pups 1 each John Cordes Titanka Io WOMEN by the thousands want new furniture clothes own car etc Be come an AVON Representative Write Box 973 Mason City In Singer Electric sewing machines several repossessions available like new you take over payments not over 6 installments 650 per month Olson Sewing Machine Company 853 Nineteenth Des Moines 1-21pa WANTED Responsible party to take over payments on near new Spinet Organ and Piano before Jan 18 Can be bought separately Credit Mgr Box 613 EauClaire Wisconsin 1-2 FOR SALE Because we no longer need two car I will sell my good 1952 Chevrolet Snow tires power steering radio heater low mileage fine condition George N Bonacker Titonka So THANK YOU I wish to express appreciation for kindness during my illness cards gifts telephone calls especially to those who have brought mail groceries June Goldman Sunday School class Caroline Group telephone operators Rev Goldman and neighbors CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the cards and gifts I received while in the hospital and at home Mrs Joe Boekelman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Electric
Olson Sewing Machine Company
Des Moines
June Goldman
Carol
Goldman
Farm Outlook Through Kossuth Co Extension Director
The 1957 outlook from USDA predicts a larger soil bank program, rising farm income by about 5 percent, and a stable or improving world situation. Hog prices should rise as slaughter declines. cattle slaughter likely steady with higher beef prices. milk output and dairy incomes may edge higher with steady price supports. Wheat exports could exceed 400 million bushels, reducing carryover. about 13 million wheat acres may enter the Soil Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Bank
USDA
Francis Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
USDA outlook hints at 1957 farm cash receipts shift
The USDA projects tighter carry overs and mixed crops for 1957 with corn carry over rising due to 1956 production, and cotton exports cutting its carry over in 1957. Soybeans hit a 1956 record while butter and lard fell, leaving fats and oils trading near 1956 levels as livestock receipts rise and dairy receipts dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Crop receipts to be offset by Soil Bank payments in 1957
The article notes a decline in crop receipts during 1957 but states the shortfall will be largely offset by Soil Bank payments, mitigating farmers’ income drop.
Ice Angling In Full Swing In Northwestern Iowa
Conservation workers report strong ice fishing in the Great Lakes area of northwestern Iowa with good catches of yellow perch from West Okoboji and some walleyes. By Christmas, Spirit Lake fishing pressure is light as anglers target the hot perch bite at Okoboji. Minnows are the main bait from baithouses in Spirit Lake, with ice flies and small spoons also doing well for perch anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Great Lakes
Iowa
West Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Lake Okoboji
January farm group meetings outline schedule and topics
Ten farmer groups will meet in January to discuss soils water movement losses and drainage. The seven day plan lists group locations including Cresco Township SCS office George Olsen Delmar Angus Seaberg Burdette Hoeppner Ernest Heidecker C. W. Schlichting Edna Folkert Harley Troutman Portland Center Lloyd Bartlett coordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C.S
Ralph Morgan
Cresco Township
George Olsen
Delmar Angus
George Seaberg
Lakota
Burdette Hoeppner
Ernest Heidecker
C. W. Schlichting
Edna Folkert
Harley Troutman
Portland Center School
Lloyd Bartlett
Semi truck crashes into Waverly service station wall
A semi-truck jack-knifed after hitting snow at a Waverly service station and crashed through the brick front. Driver Charles Krutzinger of Mason City was unhurt in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Charles Krutzinger
Mason City
No Glue Stamps Plague Toledo Post Office
Patrons at the Toledo post office reported stamps sticking partially and coming unstuck. The facility received several hundred stamps without glue, apparently due to a preparation flaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
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John Studer
Graettinger
State University of Iowa
Write School of Journalism
Iowa City
Shepherd-Collie Cross
John Cordes
Titanka
AVON
Credit Mgr
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
George N
Bonacker
Titonka
Joe Boekelman
Chevrolet Titonka
Kossuth Co
Ris-Van Sce Us
Richard Isebrand
By Lyle R. Riedinger
Zemo
L’ree
Danny
Boyken
Titonka, Iowa
Algona, Iowa
Intermill Store
Maes “Mills
The
Las
America
Farmers Cooperative Elevator
Ledyard
Grant
Seneca
Swea City
Whittemore
Burt
Fenton
Lone Rock
Wesley
Britt
Woden
Woden Christian Reformed Ladies Aid
John Deere
Lindsay
International
Ma International
J.D
Oliver Raydex
Hal Heider
Hammermill
McC
Endgate
H. H. Brummund, Auctioneer
First State Bank