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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1967
Page
6
UPI reports Chicago markets with hogs and cattle prices and volumes, listing steady to higher bids for various weight ranges and slaughter figures. Grain futures show mixed percentages across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soybeans with regional multipliers and ranges.
Soilland warns against wrong land use and wasted space urging planful zoning and less megalopolis sprawl. Freeman cites 70 percent of people on 1 percent of land and calls for rural viability, strategic grain reserves, and new town centers. Bills in Congress seek to set aside farm commodities.
Local note reports Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pearl and four sons visiting Weldon Illinois with his brother Mr. Don Pearl and family. Also Mrs. Richard Weeks and Lana Kay and Mrs. Wayne Norman with Mae Crone traveled to Hampton Iowa to visit Lenora Hicks and daughter Mrs. Rex Robinson. Mae Crone visited a Crone relative in Gladbrook before returning home.
Thirteen members gathered at the Joahn Vaughn Circle of the Baptist Church with hostesses Mrs. Howard Hays and Miss Carol Forgey. Guests included Brian and Brenda Buffington. Mrs. Donkins led devotions and the lesson. Thirty two calls and 16 cards were reported. Mrs. Marion Snodgrass and Mrs. Bill Byrd will chair next month’s calling committee.
A list of patients admitted yesterday includes Sanford Mokle Tom Stewart Mrs Frank Gingerich John Ernest Lemmon and others in Washington and Maplewood Manor Keota. Today admissions feature James A Simpson Mrs Alma S Page and more in Washington Wapello Letts and nearby communities.
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