Arnie Binrieksen Returns to Bar After Market Slump
In a tale set around a cold Monday start, Arnie Binrieksen begins a new week at the Bar, Big Boys, and his firm. The cattle market had cooled after a Tuesday dip, and Arnie notes light runs as he surveys the yard board and wonders about past deals and partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie Binrieksen
Johnny Riddle
New Mexico
Heaven On Earth
Arizon
Johnny
Arnie
Max
Raskin
N.F.O
Needham
Kansas
Deacon’ Reekin
Chester White
Max Gross
Loggers
Pottsie
Mike
Heinke
Josh Geran
Omaha
Monfort
Bank
Kansas High Plains
Heelan Central
Lew Alcindor
Dublin
Chicago
Clark
Arizona
T.V
Napoleon
George Custer
USDA
Arnies
Skipper
Mexico
Pen
Farm Sale Schedule And Auction Notes In Iowa
An Iowa farm sale list shows multiple dates from February 18 to March 6 for Lynn G Roth and Harold Meyer Farm, James and Harry Black, Dave R Miller, and others near Columbus Junction Kalona and Washington. The column mixes estate and household items, livestock and machinery auctions with locations, times, and directions, plus a long diary-like anecdote from a barnyard setting about buyers, cattle lots, and market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn G. Roth
Harold Meyer
Columbus Junction
Hwy 92
James and
Harry Black
Washington Country Fairgrounds
Kate Hanft
Washington
Wayland Blacktop
Wayland
Blacktop
Dave R. Miller
Harry R. Gringa
Kalona
Dan J. Hershberger
Talleyrand
John Brinning
Farmers Supply Sales Inc
Town
East Pleasant Plain
Harold Humston
Oldson Highway
Glenn F. Hultquist
Winfield
Iowa
Hillyard Implement Co
Keota
Melvin Bell
Lucille Crowell
Old Threshers
Mt. Towa
Ve Tivestock Co. Secamera No
Birth rate slows as officials warn on population
UPI reports a debate on population control in the United States and globally. Census chief George Brown notes a fall in US fertility from 3.45 to about 2.45 children per woman, yet population may reach 300 million by 2000. Experts discuss two-child norms, individual fertility choices, and adoption amid a rise of groups promoting population control.
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New York
UPI
Aadam
Eve
United States
George H. Brown
Census Bureau
Brown
Niles Newton
Northwestern University
Medi ‘Cal School
Chicago
Newton
ZPG
Planned Parenthood League
Population Council
Population Reference Bureau
Population Crisis Committee
Palos Altos
Calif
STOP
Society Toward Optimum
Dallas
The
Sierra Club
Friends of the Earth
Solutions
Liberation alters the US fashion scene in 1971
New York report notes a fashion era without a dominant style as women shed couture dictates. The rise of miniskirts, midis, and then pants suits signals a broad revolt across ages, with coeds and mature women shaping a new wardrobe freedom and diverse outerwear choices.
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New York
UPI
Ibs
Paris Couture
Avenue
United States
Jumble of coats and outfits across spacey styles
The fashion prose catalogs coats from short to long and pants in many forms. It notes diverse silhouettes from sheath to tent, slim and wide trousers, knickers, gauchos, various necklines, and see-through to cover-up fabrics. An imagined space reporter would find the mix accurate yet bewildering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer Space
America
Frank Comments on New Farms and Seed Prices
Greetings readers inspect new 1971 land use details amid corn blight fears. Diversify crops, consider grain sorghum oats and Triticale. Seed varieties include Canadian Blue Jag and local uncertified seed. Prices match 1970, discounts on white corn, beware high markup on blended grain and rippling Amiben bonuses before March 1.
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Moews
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feeders
Mom
Canada
Journal
Ka Jona
Kalona Community Auction
Washvestock Sales Inc
Wapello
Avery
Washvestock Sales Co
Einricksen
Weinenbaumer
Elizabethtown
N.J
Pittsburg
P.A
Syracuse
Detroit
New York City
Foundation
U.S
Carolyn A. Bowers
Rita Hauser
USS
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Clay Goode Washington PLC
Richard Stewart Wellman
International Power Mower
Carroll
Bill
International Harvester
Washington, la
Sales & Service
Evening Journal
Frank
Patterson Seed
J. D. Corn Planter
J.D
J. D. Plow
Kewanee
PTO
Schultz
J. D
Viking Hammer Mill
New Holland Field
Tlolstein
Foorman
L. P
Owen Roth
Dan D. Roth
Jim Meyer
Bethel W.M.S.A
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