City slickers help on the farm during Agriculture Appreciation Day
In Mount Carmel Illinois twenty local businessmen joined a dozen farmers to catch up on field work delayed by heavy rains. Joseph Smith jeweler and Howard Herring farmer shared labor and earned sunburns and respect for farm toil. The effort, sponsored by the Wabash County Merchants Association and Farm Bureau, aimed to show city people can aid agriculture and strengthen ties.
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Mount Carmel
Ill
Herring
Smith
Bob Adams
Church of Christ
Wabash County Merchants Association
The
Wabash County Farm Bureau
Ralph Raber
Farm Bureau
Gene Garrett
Garrett
Gary Liddle
Chuck Wilderman
Castro to visit Yugoslavia after Tito invitation
Belgrade reported Cuban Premier Fidel Castro accepted President Tito's invitation to visit Yugoslavia. Castro said he would be pleased to go and expected a warm reception. The meeting was seen as warming ties between nonaligned Cuba and Yugoslavia amid past differences over the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.
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Belgrade
UPI
Fidel Castro
Tito
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
Castro
Havana
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Iowa farmers eyed by new chemical grain drying method
At Des Moines meeting Union Carbide officials unveiled a chemical drying system that preserves grain with propionic acid as it is harvested and stored. The method aims to lessen fuel dependence but will not replace conventional drying. It targets animal feed grain and could spare limited fuel supplies while not solving the energy crisis for farmers. Ralph Hofstad warned the crisis is severe, with farmer fuel demand rising 15 to 20 percent this year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Union Carbide
Union Carbid
U.S
Ralph Hofstad
National Cooperative Refinery Association
Luers-Beinke reunion held at Keota Memorial Hall
The Luers Beinke clan gathered for a Sunday reunion at Memorial Hall Keota with a noon basket dinner. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Luers of Mesa Arizona Milo Luers presided over meetings with minutes read by Mrs. Gwendolyn Luers. Myron Luers elected president R Dean Luers vice president and Pearl Mound secretary treasurer. Next reunion set for the fourth Sunday in June 1974. A quartet sang and many relatives attended from Keota Sigourney Brighton Moscow and Washington among others totaling a long list of Luers and Beinke families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievert Keota
Luers-Beinke
Memorial Hall
William Luers
Mesa
Ariz Milo Luers
Gwendolyn Luers
Myron Luers
R. Dean Luers
Pearl Mound
Dean
Norman
Edwin
Milo Luers
Mesa, Ariz
Louise Giles
Gladbrook
Dean W. Luers
Shirley
Eldon
Riverside
Julie
Angela Rae
Janine
David
Brighton
Henry Luers
Gladys Wulf
Washington
Raymond Britten
Parnell
George Wolfe
Glen Bakehouse
Jim
Hedrick
Elvin Luers
Albert Luers
Darren
Janette
Mindi
Luann
Carl Luers
Charles
Kevin
Keota
Lester Beinke
Bessie Beinke
Harold Grove
Albert Conrad
Diana
Sigourney
Rosale
Jess Page
Martha Johnson
Oskaloosa
LeRoy Lillig
Kenneth Jaeger
Carol
Colleen
Jerry
Doug
Rosa Jaeger
Iowa City
Richard McCrabb
Vogels Return from Visiting in Texas and Iowa
Mrs Flora Lee and Mrs Genevieve Lyle visited in Dysert Iowa and bid Debby farewell as she leaves for Finland. Vogels and Adam spouses return from Hereford Texas after a wedding at St Anthony Church. The group plans trips to Washington and Orlando with relatives attending multiple weddings this summer.
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Paul Sievert Keota
Flora Lee
Genevieve Lyle
Dysert
Iowa
Aubrey Lee
Debby
Finland
Cyril Osweiler
Carl Vogel
Hereford
Texas
John Adam
Fairfield
Vogels
Herbert Vogel
Julie Ann Vogel
Daniel Joseph Koenig
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Galen Weaver
Sara Weber
Iowa City
Roger Westerndorf
Shell Rock
Ellis Walton
Orlando
Fla
Jim Walton
Washington, D.C
Tom McDonald
Sioux City
Keota
Jennifer Mayer
Curtis Bell
FTC official cites oil industry antitrust ties to shortages
Washington official James T Halverson tells Senate subcommittee the oil market shows high refinery concentration and entry barriers. He warns major refiners control capacity and pipelines, risking irreparable harm as independents struggle and gas shortages persist amid a notional conspiracy claim. Eight large firms may face antitrust action based on FTC findings.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
James T Halverson
Bureau of Competition
Washington Star-News
Halverson
Senate Judiciary
United States
Gulf Coast
U.S
TLS Club on tour to Kalona in Iowa June event
TLS Club members and guests toured Kalona on Monday June 18 visiting a bank for coffee and rolls a bakery a century old home a cheese factory a historical village a Mennonite sponsored cutting room a quilting home rug maker a Kolonial Mondgelar home and a final stop at the Kolonial Mondgelar home. The group also joined the WAC for a funeral service and meeting with charitable contributions listed from several members. Arrangements featured refreshments and a 4-H Achievement Show at the United Presbyterian Church with style review and a salad luncheon all amid Father’s Day activities and various visits to homes in neighboring towns.
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Paul Sievert Keota
Allen Dee
Newhall
Wes Jones
Mabel Loitz
Judy Weber
Bonnie Lehaman
Angela Hornung
Viola Weber
Nora Hobbs
T.L.S
Kalona
Swartzendrubers
W.A.C
Della Mae Leinen
Ferne Wimmer
Red Cross
Mary Sorden
Clara Rebel
Bess Lantry
Tressie Schreckengast
Pearl Baumert
Winnie Statler
Gayle Cupp
Hazel Shafer
Mae Herr
Grace Park
United Presbyterian Church
Keith Wells
Robyn
Gayle Smith
Columbus Junction
Junior Henry
Eugene Heisdorffer
Prairie Home
Donald Parker
Kathryn
Doug
Tipton
Doyle Palmer
Fred Laurence
McHenry
Warren Carris
Sam Henry
Washington
Cecile Henry
Lyle Palmers
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Shanklands
Denver
Colo
Palmer
Gene Heisdorffer
Alvie Heisdorffer
Almanac for June 28 1973 highlights and history
United Press International notes this Thursday as the 179th day of 1973 with 186 to follow. It covers celestial guidance with Mars Jupiter Saturn in the morning and Mercury Venus at dusk, celebrates Richard Rodgers born on June 28, 1902, and marks key historical moments: Labor Day declared a holiday in 1894, Versailles treaty signed in 1919, 1971 ruling on public funds for parochial schools, and 1972 Nixon draft policy.
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United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Richard Rodgers
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Vietnam
Mrs Dick Green honored at Richland Methodist bridal shower
Mrs. Dick Green was honored Saturday at Richland United Methodist Church with a bridal shower hosted by the groom's classmates' mothers. Guests registered as they arrived, with readings and blue and white decor. The couple resides in Ames where both are employed.
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Don Long
Richland
Dick Green
Richland United Methodist Church
Jim Harbison
Leonard Andeway
Urges farmers to look into future
ISU farm economist Gene Futrell predicts higher market prices ahead and lower feed costs later this year due to rising production. He cautions producers to weigh long term profit potential before expanding hog output, noting moderate production increases could prove profitable over time.
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Futrell
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