Iowa Farm Outlook 1966 Corn Prospects and Prices
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell says 1966 corn output reached 4,103 million bushels, slightly above 1965. Demand in 1966-67 may exceed fall production by 200 to 300 million, with prices around 1.25 to 1.35 dollars per bushel in Central Iowa this winter. Exports lag and carryover could be near 600 million, shaping 1967 strength amid weather and acreage shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Iowa
Futrell
Community briefs and social notes from Ainsworth Indiana
Visit with Jenkins Indiana guests at Ainsworth. Numerous local club events and family visits are reported. Highlights include bridge clubs at G F Trotter hostessing, Highland Social Club officer elections, March of Dimes donation, pancake supper profits, and multiple local visits across nearby towns with residents from Hammond Cedar Rapids Washington Fairfield and Lisbon. The Highland Booster Club thanks contributors for a successful school fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
James Arrowsmith
Margaret Sunde
Hammond
Ind
Charles Jenkins
Kermit Jenkins
G. F. Trotter
Claude Kilgore
Everette Tobin
Warren Donaldson
Barrick
Ronald Hawkins
Bill Lins
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Simon
Washington
George Goble
Ft. Madison
June Pauly
Richard Havel
Highland Community School
Carl Hawkins
Omaha
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
Charles Harley
C. A. Thompson
Charles Thompson
Fairfield
Charles
Kenneth Guy
Kenneth Paul
Brighton
Raymond Lasek
Larry Becker
Jeff
Illinois City
Earnest Eisele
W. C. Conklin
Lisbon
Dorothy Bean
Haskins
Donald Bean
Marion
Richard Bean
Richard Beans
J. L. Richards
Mark
Renee
Robert Kehrwald
Highland Park
Illinois
David Stout
Burlington
George Stout
Walter Stout
Gary
Walter
George Stout Sr
Highland Booster Club
UNESCO Aids Wildlife Against Extinction Across World
The United Nations UNESCO program fights to preserve lions rhinos and other wildlife facing hunting habitat loss and trade pressures. Since 1948 UNESCO has backed nature protections, park creation, and education while urging nations to curb wildlife trade for zoos skins oil and ivory to safeguard rare species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Africa
Latin America
Asia
United Nations
UN Economic, Cultural and Social Organization
Unesco
Washington
U.S
Julian Huxley
Bern
Switzerland
Paris
London
International Union To Conserve
New York
Farm machinery and trucks listing for sale or auction
A dense sale listing outlines various farm implements and vehicles including No. 1 Oliver 88 Diesel and 88 Gas tractors, a JD 490 Corn Planter, Kewanee disc, Western Culti Mulcher, hoist wagon with box, 2-Heat Housers, Grain-O-Wator, and multiple IH and John Deere planters. Also noted are late 1950s and 1960 trucks, an IH pickup, a 34 ton tractor unit, a machinery trailer, a weed mower overhaul, an elevator, and rubber on some planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Kewanee
Oliver Oliver
Dunham Disc
John Deere Planter
Richland notices and hospital news feature local figures
Mrs Lena Fritz remains a patient at Jefferson County Hospital alongside Bernard Roberts. Several local residents travel from southern California to be with Amelia Bray's daughter during major surgery. Community events include a Star Country Club picnic, A V Club, Golden Rule Class gatherings, and a Quaker Men pancake supper. Mr and Mrs William Adam of Fairfield plan a golden wedding anniversary open house January 29. They married January 30, 1917, at St Peter and Paul Church Clear Creek. 57 grandchildren accompany their five sons and six daughters across several Iowa cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Zear
A.V. Club
Roy Seaton
Richland Friends Church
Woolson Friends Quaker
Pleasant Plain Quarterly Meeting
Larry Bishop
Rubio
Pencil Missions
Sacramento
California
Mission Station
Kenneth Day
Florida
William Adam
Fairfield
de Coursey
St. Mary’s Church
Adam
Christina Greiner
St. Peter and Paul
Clear Creek
Walter
Batavia
Donald
Omer
Richland
Richard
Hedrick
Ronald
Lucille Adrian
Isabel Leppert
Eleanor Sobaski
Marion Hammes
Keota
Jeanette French
Rockford
Illinois
Francine Freeman
Hoffman Estates
Ill
Altar and Rosary notes Wellman gathering and honors
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church met in Wellman Hall on Thursday. Co hosts were Mrs Ralph Riffel and Mrs Cy Mesher. The report praises the Holiday Bazaar of Nov 30 and honors Wellman Volunteer Fire Department members Chief Charles Capper and Assistant Chief Chase Millice for twenty years of service with engraved watches. C P L Michael Hoff, son of S J Hoff, spent holidays at home before returning to Viet Nam after two years and two purple hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Ralph Riffel
Cy Mesher
Wellman Volunteer Fire Department
Charles
Chuck Capper
Chase Millice
Bob Kuhns
Charles Capper
Don Yoder
Ardel Miller
Everette Plecker
Duane Tadlock
Wilbur Swartzendruber
Glen Guengerich
Williard Patterson
Ivan Redlinger
Don Gingerich
Glenn Millice
Wayne Hazelton
Laurene
Dennis Beckler
California
Viet Nam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Farm Outlook
Indiana
Les Kral
Cedar Rapids Area
Dale Johnston
James Birney
Highland High School
Extension Service
Federal Land Bank
Mt. Pleasant
V. M. Boshart
Richard Larsen
Goff’s
Wapello Livestock Auction
Wapello, Iowa
Armour & Co
Aurora Pack
Dubuque Pack
Christy Doonan
Order
Donner Pack
Econ Pack
Cincinnati
Ohio
Foremost
East Moline
Des Moines
Marhoefer
Muncie
Packerland
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Richards, Swift & Co
Wilson & Co
Wapello
Ainsworth Area
Bob Duncan
Maurice Beckman
Mediapolis
Paul Heindel
Dean Smith
Ike Yoder
Farmers Co-op
L. P
John Deere
Planter
Coby
Dick Hagist Auction Service
Lena Fritz
Mrs
Otto Pfeifer
Mrs. C. B. Godber
American Motors
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
North Liberty
South Dakota
Tom and
Dick Meade
North Liberty Stockards
I.B.R
B.V.D
Purina
Total Health Aids
Ralston Purina Company
Freshwaters Feed & Grain
C & J Feed
Haskins Farmers Feed Mill
Kalona
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