Farm Outlook: US corn crop potential and price outlook
Extension director Jim Frier reports early USDA planting intentions show 70 million corn acres across 35 states, suggesting a large crop despite a slight acreage drop. Wisner notes heavy current corn use, possible price pressure as high moisture stocks are marketed, with a potential rebound into May and June and hedging options for farmers.
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Jim Frier
USDA
Minnesota
South Dakota
Indiana
Iowa
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University Extension
Wisner
Economist
Reading East affects scoring in national bridge event
In a national pair championship hand, East’s opening heart bid influenced the play. South’s four spades was common, but the key was declarers who captured eleven tricks by reading East’s heart king. Those who bid and made four lost, while those who reached eleven tied for top with 650 points, using careful timing of trumps and the club position.
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East
Declarer
West
Start louse control now for cattle health
Cattlemen should watch for louse population buildup in herds says Washington county extension director Jim Frier. Infestations threaten animal health and can cause death if uncontrolled with signs like hairballs on fences and animals rubbing on feedbanks. Sprays using Co Ral Giodrin Delnav Korlan malathion and toxaphene are suggested, applied on mild windless days with careful handling of animals to avoid contamination. Stockdale cautions about pour on insecticides causing bloat or hind paralysis if grubs are in the gullet or spinal canal and notes they may not eradicate lice. Backrubbers and oil solutions can keep lice below economic injury levels, but all insecticides are poisons and must be used as directed. Follow label instructions and do not mix stronger than specified.
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Jim Frier
Washington County
Frier
Harold Stockdale
Iowa State University
Stockdale
Almanac for February 10 1972 highlights
Almanac notes the moon phase between last quarter and new, morning planets Mercury and Jupiter, evening planets Venus Mars Saturn, and Aquarius births. It recalls William Allen White born Feb 10 1868 and historical events: 1942 Detroit car plants switched to war production, 1962 Powers swapped for Rudolf Abel, 1964 carrier-destroyer collision with 100 U.S. deaths, and 1968 Peggy Fleming’s Olympic gold in Mexico City.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
William Allen White
Detroit
Francis Gray Powers
America
Rudolf Abel
Tasman Sea
Peggy Fleming
Mexico City
Two are injured in falls in Keota area
Keota February report notes two injuries from falls. Mrs. Ruth Marr broke her hip on January 1 and remains hospitalized in Burlington Memorial. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mae Marr, learned of Isaac Marr's January 28 stroke and ongoing care at Henry County Hospital.
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Paul Sievert Keota
Mae Marr
Isaac Marr
Henry County Hospital
Ruth Marr
Memorial Hospital
Burlington
William Burzlaff
Eldridge
Ron Shafer
Walter Reed
C.R
Leon Vogel
Maurine Peiffer
Walter Bower
Cyril Greiner
C.R. Statler
David Flading
Ed Rebal
Don Knotek
Washington
Guy Kerwagen
Washington club marks 20th anniversary with reminiscences
The Washington area club held its 20th year celebration at Mrs. Leo Keifer's home with eighteen members recalling trips and meetings. Memorial services for Irene and Marvel Greiner were read, corsages pinned to four charter members, and a Valentine themed refreshment hour followed. Nearby happenings include births at Washington County Hospital and visits by relatives from Dubuque and Sigourney.
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Leo Keifer
Darlene Greiner
Marvel Greiner
LaVera Weber
Gertrude Keifer
Theresa Keifer
Mary Greiner
Irene Greiner
Marie Greiner
Alice Brinning
Esther Heisdorffer
Virginia Weber
Valentine
Montebello
Calif
Rita Alia
Dave Taylor
Washington
Gary James
Washington County Hospital
James Greiner
Don Taylor
W.J. Clarahan
Sigourney
Dcye Taylor
Des Moines
Richard McNarlen
Carrie Jo
Christina
Leo Hammes
Billy Joe McNurlen
Keota
Clarence McNurlen
Goldie Cox
Viola Eldridge
Keota Hosts Open House for Killian Golden Anniversary
Keota Feb 7 Mrs Grace Parke and Mrs Paul Sievert attended the open house for Mr and Mrs George Killian celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Hosts included their children Wade Killian Raymond Chambers and Robert Montz with neighbors Albert and Carl Luers. George and Viola Back were married February 14 1922 in Marengo. The T L S Club met Saturday afternoon.
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Paul Sievert Keota
Grace Parke
Paul Sievert
Keswick
George Killian
Wade Killian
Raymond Chambers
Sigourney
Robert Montz
Webster
Chambers
Montz
George
Viola Back
Marengo
Keota
Albert Luers
Carl Luers
T.L.S
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