Social News and Visits Highlight Algona Community
Local residents from Burt Algona and surrounding towns hosted and attended gatherings from Sunday dinners to Tupperware in honor of friends and relatives. Attendees included families of Harms Crosser Hix and Meisters with extended visits and a note on social services and outreach.
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Edward Harms
Walt Cramblett
Arthur Hix
Fenton
Richard Crosser
Burt
Victor Fitch
Stanley Ruse
Mennet Trunkhill
Vern Shipler
Grandma Woltz
Cecelia Scott
Eugene Lloyd
Tom
Shenandoah
Donald Andreasen
Huntington Beach
Calif
Loyola O’brien
Frank Bahling
Marshaltown
Ada Post
Clear Lake
Walter Lindberg
Fertile
Minn
Paul Schwieger
Long Prairie
Andrew Hondevidnt
Leroy Anderson
Chris Handevidnt
Lerlin Stahin
Minnesota
Roger
Wally Woods
Harry Barton
Algona
Garner
M. D. Danewitz
Dick Floy
Parkview
Harris Harrs
Robert Thompson
Andrew Harrs
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Optometrist Harold Erickson Eyes Examined in Algona
Dr Harold W Erickson runs an optometry practice on East State Street Algona offering eye examinations contact lenses and glasses. The office operates 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM with Saturday afternoons closed and listed phone 295 2196.
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Harold W. Erickson
East State Street
Algona
L. L. Snyder
Titonka Senior Citizens Plan Pot Luck Dinner
Titonka Senior Citizens announce their monthly pot luck dinner to be held Monday at 12 o clock noon. The event invites local seniors to gather for fellowship and shared dishes.
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Titonka
Corn price outlook dims on 1972 harvest forecast
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner says the latest 1972 corn production estimate suggests slightly lower market prices and a smaller carryover reduction than earlier expected. He cites larger supplies storage space constraints and transport issues likely to press prices for weeks, with possible declines toward the loan rate if harvest weather stays favorable.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa State University Extension
Wisner
Iowa
Corn hedged near local price with Iowa basis
Corn hedged and stored in central Iowa could fetch about $1.29 a bushel when sold locally next June. The current $1.45 price minus a 16 cent basis explains the potential.
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Wisner
Iowa
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