Iowa cattle market outlook hints at price dip by May
Iowa State University extension economist Gene Futrell says fed cattle prices may fall about $2 per hundredweight by May unless demand stays buoyant. January 1 feedlot numbers show 12.6 million head nationally, with Iowa at 2.2 million, up 15 percent from a year earlier, due to severe winter pushing cattle to feedlots.
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Iowa State University
Gene Futrell
Iowa
Economist
Futrell
Plane misses runway in Emporia crash kills three
Wayland items report a corporate pilot William Stolfus of Emporia Kansas died when a plane overshot the Emporia runway returning from Kansas City. Two other men died and one was in critical condition. Funeral services were held January 18. The piece also notes local visits and travels of residents, including Lake Mills Iowa cousin Earl Miller dying of cancer and other community updates.
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Wayland
Beatrice Zihlman
William Stolfus
Emporia
Kansas
Bill
D. I. D. D. E. Incorporation
Kansas City
Jeff Vander - Loo
Edwin Roth
Duwaine Hirschy
Dale
Glen Richenberger
Don Miller
Denise
Miller
Erwin Stutzman
Milford
Nebraska
Clair Boshart
Phoenix
Arizona
Ezra Wittmer
Earl Miller
Lake Mills
Iowa
Jacob
Lydia Garick Miller
Kewanee
LaSalle
Illinois
Margo
Erma Harper
Waterloo
Brighton wedding guests and local gatherings noted
Bright town social page reports Harold Rebling and Bud Miller families hosting Bud Millers birthday dinner with several relatives visiting. Guests include Neffs from Burlington, Reighards, Moellers from Davenport, and Kingston residents. A Princeville wedding for Robert Moxley and Nancy Clay is announced with Moxley relatives attending from nearby towns. Harmony Club met with Mrs. Nettie Chuck hosting and prizes awarded. Ice closes schools and Pack 230 meet at Legion Hall. Bill Moxley stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. Cravens buy Kephart property in Fairfield. family updates and moves.
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Brighton
Harold Rebling
Fairfield
Bud Miller
Conrad Hanze
Bud
Annetta Reighard
Kenneth Reighard
Kingston
Howard Emry
Tony Meath
Princeville
Illinois
John Moxley
Robert Moxley
Nancy Clay
Harmony Club
Nettie Chuck
Rex Widmer
Clara Brown
Bertha Saunders
Bessie
Glenn Mullikin
Debbie
Marvin Phillips
Douds
Bill Moxley
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Jim Cravens
Kephart
West Fountain Street
Cloverettes Club Report and Riverside News
Riverside January 28 notes report Cloverettes 4-H meeting with 12 members and leaders Elmer Schneider and Bill Schneider. Talks given by Carol Schneider Beth Strabala and Karen Schnieder. Next meeting February 17 at Elmer Schneider home with Jane Schnieder hosting and a cookie demonstration. Also covers 8 lb 2 oz son Lee McKenzie born January 18 at Mercy Hospital. family welcomes him at home with siblings Brent and Melodie. Chamber of Commerce plans Wild Game feed February 27 with guest speaker Stephen Messinger and skating rink safety concerns at the new park. meeting adjourned to February 27. Girl Scout Troop 58 Riverside selling cookies February 7 to 17. Vietnam updates note Sgt Kevin Strabala injured by a booby trap January 16. hospitalized in Japan. Greg Schaffer injured in Vietnam since September. Marines, son of Raymond Schaffer of Des Moines. Various local visit notes and dinner guests including Rumelharts, Burichs, Rummelharts, Horesowsky, and Moss families. Card contains social events, hospital updates, and community notices.
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Julie Muller
Chris Schloss
Carol Schneider
Beth Strabala
Karen Schnieder
Elmer Schneider
Janice Schnieder
Ray Hudson
Lee McKenzie
Mercy Hospital
Brent
Melodie
Chamber of Commerce
V. F. W. Club
Stephen Messinger
Brighton
Geneva Schnoebelen
Greg Schaffer
Vietnam
Greg
U. S
Raymond Schaffer
Des Moines
Clarence Rummelhart
Teddy Rummelhart
Randy
Iowa City
Bess Burich
Wes Sojka
Vicki Burich
Dale
John Burich
Cleo Burich
Amelia Schmidt
Richard Horesowsky
Richmond
Teddy Rummelharts
New Afro American Studies Courses At University Of Iowa
The University of Iowa will offer several new Afro American Studies courses in the second semester. Courses include Africans in the New World and The Black Revolution and its Leadership taught by Vera Green and James Rogers, Ethic and Black Literature, and a coordinated Culture of Black America seminar.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Robert A. Corrigan
U of I’s Committee On
New World
Vera Green
North America
South America
West Indies
Corrigan
James Rogers
America
Robert B. Baker
Department of Philosophy
Cleaver
Fanon
Green
Committee On
Russell Menard
Rober Dykstra
Department of History
U of 1
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Iowa Farm Outlook
Jim Frier County Extension
Lydia Eicher
Milton M. Miller
Hesston
Omer C. Boshart
Mae Jones
Washington
Jones
W. O. Boshart
Gladys Cook
Laurence Henss
Larry Henss
Richard
Ft. Leonard Wood
C. C. Wyse
Wayland Mennonite Church
Bogota
Columbia
Gilbert Schantz
Gilberts
C. K. Schantz
Parkview Home
Andrew Schantz
Larry Wykoff
Kenneth Farrier
Arthur Wyse
Estella Thurman
Effie Brooks
Harold Meyer
Dean Meyer
Dick Meyer
Roger McGuire Family
Bloomfield
Stanley Meyer
Miami Beach
Florida
Meyer
Bankers Life
Presidents Club
Dearville Hotel
Melvin Clark
the Meyers
St. Louis
Mrs
Tony Meuth
Cloverettes Club Report
Riverside Chamber
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Riverside
Clover Cloverettes
Bill Schneider
Girl Scout Troop 58
Kevin Strabala
Kevin
Japan
249Th General Hospital
San Francisco
California
Ivan Rummelhart
Victoria White
Hills
John Moss
Clara Rath
Blanche Gowdy
Diane Funk
University
Kerner’s Commission
Harry Oster
English
Folklore
Richard Wright
LeRoi Jones
Howard J. Ehrlich
U of I
Roosevelt College
Columbia University
University of Arizona
Holland
Chicago Welfare Department
Chicago Housing Authority
Mexico
Aruba
Venezuela
Golden Sun Pig Starters
Golden Sun
Beef Maker Feeds
Jarrard Feed & Supply
Production Credit Association
Melvin F. Schneider
Washington, Iowa
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