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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1976

Page

9

Bethel Church to pause services August Sundays

Bethel Church will skip Sunday School and Worship for the first four Sundays of August, reopening August 29. The July column covers a Let Freedom Ring program at the United Presbyterian Home with nine scenes, a grand finale, and fireworks.

Bethel Bethel Church United Presbyterian Home Richard Colby Patrick Henry Pat Hotle Paul Revere Florence Davis Maurice Meyer John Adams James Lytle Thomas Jefferson Harold Montgomery Benjamin Franklin Everett Grice John Hancock James Cottrell Lucile Ross Harold Ross George Washington Betsy Ross America Presbyterian Bethel Missionary Society William Wulf Dean Sandburg Milan Thompson Sandburg

Grain Stocks Rise With June 1 Totals Across Crops

The June 1, 1976 stocks report shows soybeans at 15.0 million tons up 30 percent from a year earlier and all wheat at 18.1 million tons up 55 percent. Four feed grains total 56.8 million tons, up 22 percent, with barley up 38 percent, corn up 24 percent, and sorghum up 17 percent while oats fell 7 percent. Corn in all storage positions reached 1,857 million bushels, 24 percent above last year but 2 percent below 1974. Farm stocks were 1,277 million bushels. off-farm 580 million. Disappearance in April–May was 955 million bushels, up 32 percent from 1975. Sorghum total nearly 154 million bushels, up 17 percent from last year but 37 percent below 1974. Old crop in storage June 1 was 207 million bushels, down 7 percent from last year and a third below 1974. Washington Evening Journal notes a June 1 midyear stock date and a shift of marketing-year start to June 1 from July 1.

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