Farm outlook reports higher feed costs curbing dairy gains
Jim Frier notes dairy returns unlikely to match 1972 as feed costs rise and milk production lags. ISU economist Gene Futrell cites soybean meal near 400 per ton and central Iowa corn around 1.90 per bushel, with milk cows dropping nationally and in Iowa. Prices to farmers rise while dairy product purchases shrink.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Iowa
Futrell
ISU
U.S
USDA
Governors Urge Car Sharing and Speed Limit Cuts
A governor urged travelers to share cars to conserve fuel while House and Senate actions echo energy shortage concerns. Texas port officials warned of possible two week shipping halt as Phillips Petroleum reports limited gasoline. Authorities warned Los Angeles motorists not to hoard fuel and curb storage.
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Houston
Senate
Congress
Hartford
Conn
Thomas Meskill
Texas
Phillips Petroleum Co
John C. White
North
Paris
S. David Freeman
Ford Foundation
Energy Policy Project
Stateline
Nev
Freeman
Los Angeles
Fire Department
U S Inflation Trails Global Rise Among OECD Nations
OECD ministers in Paris hear that the United States posted the smallest inflation gain among 24 member states. Europe averaged 8 percent inflation, non European OECD states 5.7 percent, with 6.6 percent overall. Experts cite food prices, policy relaxation, and demand pressures as key drivers.
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Europe
Far East
North America
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
Paris
United States
Canada
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
4-H Scholarships Open Across Iowa and Nation
Gamon announces nearly 526 000 in 4-H scholarships for current and former 4-H members nationwide. Applicants must complete one year of 4-H, submit forms photos and scholastic records by September 10 1973. Choices include 800 to 1600 awards from Wehr Corporation DeKalb Ag Research Unicago Northwestern Railroad Chevron and Homelite with various eligibility based on major field and financial need.
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Gain Gamon
Washington County
Iowa
Gamon
Curtiss Hall
Iowa State University
Ames
Wehr Corporation
DeKalb Ag Research, Inc
Scholarships Offered by Industry Groups in 1973
The Milwaukee Railroad awards two $400 grain marketing scholarships for high school juniors or seniors or college freshmen in the north central states. Applicants submit a statement on interest in economical grain transport and a progress report on related activity. The Edwin T. Meredith Foundation gives two $800 Successful Farming scholarships to rising freshmen in fall term. Two $800 Allied Mills scholarships target animal science juniors. Veterinary medicine students may apply for two $800 scholarships sponsored by Champion Valley Farms. Home economics juniors may seek four $800 scholarships from West Bend Company and Sperry and Hutchinson Company.
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Unicago Ana Northwestern Railroad
Iowa College
Iowa
North Central States
Chevron Chemical Company
United States
Homelite Company
United
Milwaukee Railroad
Edwin T. Meredith Foundation
Animal Science College
Allied Mills
Champion Valley Farms
West Bend Company
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
Harold Johnson Retires After 38 Years as Local Store Manager
Harold Johnson ends 38 years as manager of the Spurgeon store and passes control to Dave Bell from Webster City. Johnson and his wife Alice will remain in the community enjoying retirement after a lifetime of local service. Trees destroyed in Alabama tornadoes value lumber loss at 3 million dollars across a 62 mile damage strip from Greensboro to Wilton.
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Harold Johnson
Spurgeon
Dave Bell
Webster City
Harold
Alice
Birmingham. Ala
Washington Evening Journal issue details and staff listing
The 1973 Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa lists publication details including address 111 North Marion Ave and staff like David Elder president editor and business manager William Shannon vice president and advertising director Charles Morris managing editor Robert Shaffer local advertising Leonard Llewellyn production superintendent. The item notes Inland Daily Press Association and Iowa Press Association memberships and public access details.
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North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder Shannon & Co
Washington, Iowa
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Fowa Oily Press Assn
Iowa Press Ass Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
Wiliam Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
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Washington Mail
Malonside
Osnor
Sincur Drug Store
Pepto Bismol
Playtex Living Gloves
Med
Portugal
Cord
Iwater, Co
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Ian
Culogne Mist
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