Tour highlights Pacific Northwest farming prospects
The author reports a 4000mile tour of farm country and sees a promising year for American farmers. Oregon Washington Montana and the Dakotas show green wheat and rising prices, but Iowa and national policies weigh on growers while Pacific Northwest fruits nuts timber and fishing define a diverse agricultural landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Service Club
City of Roses
Pacific North- West
Washington
William H. Smart
Leo Hoover
Americana Motor Hotel
Hatfield
Maria Piazza
British Columbia
West Des Moines
Iowa
Mt. Hood
Northwest
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Montar
Freeman
Benson
Pacific North West
Midwest
Beaver
Ilinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Will
Pacific Northwest
Terprize
Cascades
Towa
America
U. S
Columbia
Illinois
Iowa Farmers Face Higher Corn Output In 1966
U S Department of Agriculture estimates Iowa will harvest 828.2 million bushels of corn in 1966, up 16.24 million from 1965, with an average yield of 82 bushels per acre. Illinois tops production at 924.68 million, Indiana follows with 490.30 million, Iowa ranks third in yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S. Agriculture Department
Iowa
Usda
Illinois
Indiana
Towa
Household goods and livestock sales listed in Iowa notices
A series of sale notices across Iowa list July dates for household goods auctions at Washington County Fairgrounds and Nora Hixson estate, and weekly livestock auctions at Wa pell o Livestock Auction Kalona Washington Livestock Sales Co Wayland Ollie Smylie's Columbus Junction with days and start times including noon 1 30 p m and 6 90 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Fairgrounds
Dora Bailey
Sharp
Nora Hixson
Wayland
Iowa
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Wapello
Iowa Sales Barn
Kalona
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Smylie's
Columbus Junction
Corn averages eight inches taller than last year in Iowa
Iowa crops show corn at 47 inches on average for the week ended Monday, eight inches taller than a year ago, with 8 percent tasseled and soybeans 14 percent in bloom. Haymaking advances with alfalfa 24 percent cut and clover 89 percent in barn, while moisture remains adequate in most areas though topsoil shortages persist in parts. Harvests of wheat and oats have begun with 14 percent of wheat and under 10 percent of oats out of the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Agriculture Department
Professional Directory listing lawyers and medical providers
The page lists multiple professionals including Louis J. Kehoe attorney and firms like Livingston Day Meek & Bates, Morrison and Lloyd, John C. Owen, Stewart & Shearer, plus Dr M L Tweeton chiropractor and W R P Letter osteopathic physician. Also notes John W Lemmon optometrist with eye exams. Contact details and addresses in Marion area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kehoe
Jettry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates—Abstract Dept
West Main St
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Hood
Ketsum
Ash
Area Television
Fursday
BSC
Eve
Fink
jjAree Hope
Totta
Boy Ggie
Dyk
van Dyke Oer
Washington County. Fairgrounds
Hoover
Elgin
L. A. Holland
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
Atlas Sewing Machine
Kenmore
Wringer
Givson
Coronado
Seigler
Kirby
Journal
C. L. Jennings
New London
Holstein
Kalona Sales Barn Inc
Kalona, Iowa
Professional Directory
Moxuisu, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
Attorneys At Law
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Or. M. L. Tweeton
Marion
WR. P. L
John W. Lemmon
Christian Tabernacle
L. B. Eicher
South
Ford Country
Eager Beaver
FORD
Mace Motor CO
North Iowa Ave
Washington, Iowa
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