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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1972

Page

8

Farm land values rise in Iowa 1971 report

Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station study by W G Murray and Larry A Walker shows statewide farmland values up 2.6 percent to 295 per acre in 1971. Washington County averages 377 per acre in the crop district and 450 in the eastern livestock region, with regional increases led by farm enlargement and contract sales as key factors.

Ames Iowa Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station W.G. Murray Iowa State University Larry A. Walker Washington County North Central Murray

Crop District Prices Show 1971 Iowa Farm Land Averages

Iowa’s nine standard crop reporting districts are listed with the 1971 average price of farm land and the change from 1970. Districts are detailed by region, reflecting shifts in value across the state.

Iowa

Map shows 1971 Iowa farm land values by area

The graphic details the 1971 average price of farm land across Iowa's five economic areas and notes the change from 1970. It highlights regional price levels and shifts, providing a concise snapshot of land affordability and market movement for farmers and observers.

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Visit Spain with Iowa group

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis lead a contingent from the Iowa Beef Producers Association on a Spain tour starting December 28. Governor and Mrs. Robert Ray joined the trip to study Spain as a potential Iowa beef market. they expect to return January 6.

Crawfordsville Wayne Davis Spain Iowa Beef Producers Association Robert Ray Iowa Beef Aldine Wyse Wayland Davis Myral Smith Fort Meyer Fla Hudson Joyce Larry Kruegers Holly Everette Davis White Cloud Club Don Sands Cascal Hamilton W. C. Wooley

Ten Years Ago Fritz Returns to Fort Sill

Ten years ago today CWO Alfred Fritz returned to Ft Sill Oklahoma after recall to active duty following a Christmas leave with Mrs Fritz and sons Alfred and Michael.

CWO Alfred Fritz Ft. Sill Okla Fritz Alfred Michael

Property Transfers Include Several Land Deals in Wellman Area

Cathleen Godfrey and others transfer Lots 9 10 13 14 Block 2 in Addition to Southwest Washington to Chariton Storage Co. Lewis W Glider and wife transfer land in Section 20 77 8 to Harley G Shetler and wife. Glider and wife transfer land in Section 7 77 8 to Sterling Schweitzer. Lorack couple transfer land in Section 12 74 6 to Wayne R Williams and wife. Harvey Davis and wife transfer land in Section 12 74 6 to Lorack. Pearl B Stricker estate to Virginia Walker and husband South 95.75 ft of Lot 5 Block 2 Original Plat Wellman. Bernard F Hermann and wife to Ralph Lester Kern Lot 6 7 and North 9 ft of Lot 8 Block 11 Wilsons Addition to South Washington.

Cathleen Godfrey Chariton Storage Co Washington Lewis W. Glider Harley G Shetler Sterling Schweitzer Kenneth A. Lorack, Sr Wayne R. Williams Harvey Davis Kenneth A. Lorack Pearl B. Stricker Virginia Walker Wellman Bernard F. Hermann Ralph Lester Kern Wilson

Nixon and Sato near accord on trade and Okinawa return

President Nixon and Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato signaled major agreement on U.S. economic requests and Okinawa reversion. A Tokyo-Washington hot line and Peking policy were also under discussion as they wrapped up their talks at the Western White House. Nixon planned to announce his re election bid in New Hampshire.

San Clemente Calif UPI Nixon Eisaku Sato Sato Peking Okinawa Moscow America Concord N.H Lane Dwinell New Hampshire White House William Rogers Treasury John B. Connally Japan Connally United States China Tokyo-Washington U.S

Edward Hipp Funeral Services Planned

Funeral services for Edward Hipp of Packwood who died Thursday evening will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Gould Funeral Home in Richland with the Rev. Dean Cary presiding. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery at Solon.

Packwood Edward Hipp Gould Funeral Home Richland Dean Cary Oak Hill Solon

Arlo Conklin 63 Dies in Florida

Arlo Conklin 63 of Mt Clemens Michigan formerly of Keota died Friday noon January 7 in Melbourne Florida. He was married to Grace Smith of Sigourney who survives along with a brother Clifford Conklin of Keota. Funeral arrangements are pending at Powell Funeral Home Keota.

Keota Arlo Conklin Mt Clemens Mich Melbourne Fla Grace Smith Sigourney Clifford Conklin Powell

Postal Council allows 24 percent third class rate rise

The Cost of Living Council refused to block a 24 per cent increase in third class postal rates set for Jan 24. It said the Postal Service met requirements for temporary imposition and approved the request. The council reaffirmed keeping the Postal Rate Commission as the body to act on rate requests.

Washington UPI Cost of Living Council Postal Rate Commission

Processor margins impact live hog prices says Iowa State economist

Iowa State University's Gene Futrell explains how processor margins influence hog prices. He compares late 1970 margins of around 3.50 per hundredweight to 1.85 in late 1971, noting price shifts in early 1971 due to margin changes and describing how retail margins lag wholesale and live prices.

Gene Futrell Iowa State University Futrell Economist Meat Department

McCreedys Attend New Year Dinner at O'Connors

Local social notes describe New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Orie O Connor for the McCreedy families and friends. The Evening Circle WSCS met with 16 members and four guests, featuring Neil McDowell of New Zealand as speaker and a potluck plan for February at the United Methodist Church. The Lions Club held its first 1972 meeting with updates on the Girls 4-H Basketball tournament and a thank you note from Julia Gamon.

Ainsworth Burke McCreedy Stanley McCreedy Jim McCreedy Brenda Bobby Orie O'Connor WSCS Leon McNeil Shennie Buck Buck United Methodist Church The Lions Club Julia Gamon

Births Today in Keota and Dismissals from Ainsworth

Births today report a son for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon in Keota. Dismissals list Susan Coon and Mrs. Grove Letts, both from Ainsworth.

Harry Gordon, Keota Susan Coon Ainsworth Grove Letts

Adams Pair Relocate to Washington After Arkansas Move

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Adams moved from Dermott Arkansas to an apartment at 1112 South Marion in Washington. They both recently graduated from the University of Arkansas and Mr Adams works for the Helena Chemical Company. Melo Janecek was admitted to Mercy Hospital Iowa City for X rays Tuesday and underwent surgery Friday. He is in room 3017.

Mercy Hospital Iowa City Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Kenneth Cherryholmes A. C. Bain Cedar Rapids George Young Jerry Jimmy Jed Marion Lloyd Beenblossom Mike Matt Marty Washington Bain Cherryholmes Young Lloyd Bob Henderson Raymond Howsare Don Lee Merle Howsare Ethyle Zickefoose Tonyn Davies Kenneth Adams Dermott Ark South Marion Mrs. Adams University of Arkansas Adams Helena Chemical Company Melo Janecek

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