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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1976

Page

10

Bergland pledges farmer advocate role in Carter cabinet

Agriculture secretary designate Rep. Bob Bergland of Minnesota vows to advocate for higher farm price supports and a farmer controlled grain reserve to stabilize food prices. He avoids policy specifics, notes weather as uncontrollable, and says plans will come with President Carter and cabinet members.

Washington UPI Bob Bergland D-Minn Bergland Jimmy Carter Plains Carter Roseau Minn Walter F. Mondale Congress U.S National Farmers Union National Farmers Organization

Graveside rites for Dr Paul French held in Washington

Dr. Paul O. French 79 of Cedar Rapids died Dec 18 1976 after months of ill health. Graveside services were held Dec 20 at Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. Born July 10 1897 in Sandwich Illinois he lived in Washington, studied osteopathy at Kirksville and practiced in Cedar Rapids 49 years. Surviving are wife Lily, daughters Mrs. Robert Megdelsen of Ainsworth and Mrs. Robert Neel of Goldendale Washington, and seven grandchildren.

Paul O. French Cedar Rapids Elm Grove Cemetery Washington French Dr. French Sandwich George B Sarah L. Orr French Kirksville College of Osteopathy Lily S. French Robert Megdelsen Ainsworth Robert Neel Goldendale Wash

Death of Ronald D. King 43 dies in Mt Pleasant area

Ronald D. King 43 of rural Mt Pleasant died Monday evening December 20 1976 at Henry County Memorial Hospital He owned King Manufacturing Swedesburg area and was a World Wide Church of God member Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Swedesburg Lutheran Church with interment in Forest Home Cemetery A memorial fund is planned Survivors include wife Patricia two daughters Michelle and Diane son Stephen parents Raymond and Esther King four sisters Doris Williams Ellen Miller Linda Roth and Karen Farmer all of Iowa

Ronald Dwight King Mt. Pleasant Henry County Memorial Hospital Swedesburg Lutheran Church Delmar Carstens Forest Home Cemetery Barton-McKasson Winfield Mr. King Raymond Esther Zingg King Patricia Johnson Swedesburg King Manufacturing World Wide Church of God Patricia King Raymond King Michelle Diane Stephen Doris Williams Ellen Miller Carlisle Linda Roth Karen Farmer Wayland

Chili-Taco Supper By Highland High Speech Club

The Speech and Drama Club of Highland High School hosts a chili-taco supper on January 4 in the school cafeteria. Serving starts at 5 30 p m and ends between the Columbus Junction Highland girls and boys games. The full meal costs 1 50 dollars and a single taco costs 55 cents, with proceeds supporting the club's activities for the year.

Highland High School Columbus Junction-Highland

Markets Grain CHICAGO thought for the day

Chicago UPI markets report notes grain ranges and closes with a quotation from British poet Richard Trench about kneeling and rising, reflecting on strength and power.

Richard Trench

Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets in Joliet and Des Moines

In Joliet Illinois cattle sales failed to establish a market but hogs traded moderately with 1 00 lower barrows and gilts and Nos 1 2 200 230 lb at 41 00 to 41 75 No 1 3 200 240 lb at 40 50 to 41 00 Estimated cattle receipts 3 000 and hog receipts 1 500 for Wednesday In Des Moines trade was slow with demand light to moderate butchers steady to 50 lower Sows uneven mostly steady to 50 lower with No 1 3 200 230 lb and some up to 240 lb at 38 00 to 39 50 and 230 250 lb at 37 25 to 39 25 Estimated receipts today 60 000. Monday 75 000. one week ago 80 000. one year ago 50 000.

Tock Des Moines UPI

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