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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1971

Page

7

Collins warns would-be farmers and industrialists

A long satirical piece argues that industrial executives cannot simply become farmers or ranchers. It notes the dedication, hours, and skills of true farmers, mocks idealized success stories, and warns that unchecked corporate takeovers will ruin small towns and local economies.

Hoss Cartwright Matt Dillon Virginias San Joaquin Valley Kentucky Sand Hills High Plains Buddy Uncle Sam Mr. Industrialist Dude Ranch Florida Union Hall Chamber of Commerce

Agricultural revolution and debt haunt cattle industry

Cartoonist critique and industry warnings mix with references to universities and USDA awards. The piece contrasts failed corporate players and bank schemes with aging pioneer ranchers who endure bankruptcy and seek stability, fearing economic upheaval for cattle ranching and farming.

Mercy Hospital Surgery in Iowa City for Mrs Havel

Mrs Richard Havel underwent surgery at Mercy Hospital Iowa City Thursday evening and is in room 3026 likely to stay about ten days. Community notes include dinners, birthdays, wedding attendances and club meetings with plans for a March 27 workshop and April 10 meeting.

Ainsworth Richard Havel Mercy Hospital Iowa City Darold Jones Kenneth Arthur Jean Cotter Allen Jones Kenneth Johnston West Salem Wis Johnston Dale Johnston David Eichelberger Nancy Messer United Church of Christ Olds Delores Stout Bill Stout Stanley McCreedy Gene McCracken Carol Scott Jane Roberts Jeanny Dea Shari Stout Jill Roberts C. A. Thompson George Stout Sr Ed Stout Dunlap

Debbie Kirkey Shower Honors Bride Elect in Kalona

Debbie Kirkey, bride elect of Robert Belcher, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in Fellowship Hall of the United Christian and Baptist church. Green, pink and white decorations accompanied advice and gifts for the honoree, with family and friends attending including Robin and Barbara Kirkey of Belle Plaine and Debra Yoder among many others. The couple, to be married March 27, plans a ceremony at the same church.

Kalona Debbie Kirkey Robert Belcher Fellowship Hall The United Christian and Baptist Church Logan Reif Steve Reif D. G. Sattler Alvin Smith Sam Rodgers Ralph Speas Miss Kirkey Robin Barbara Belle Plaine John D. Woodin Don Miller Vernon Hartzler Ivan Alt Richard Scott Mike Scott Roy Pewitt Darrel Studer Barl Wright Gerald Teets Fay W. Boone Lloyd Plecker Earl Fry Ford Skola Clyde Kennard Judy Enfield Ivan Yoder Malverin Gould Richard Adams Lewis Belcher Becky Eugene Way Kiikey Belcher Monroe D. Yoder Cherie Boni Yoder Anamosa Winter Haven Florida

Oats price support set for 1971 county storage

The 1971 price support for oats in Washington County is 57 cents per bushel for Grade No 3, with premiums and discounts for higher and lower grades. The loan rate applies by county stored, not produced, to encourage movement to main consuming areas. Premiums: 1 cent for Grade 2 or better and heavy test weight, 2 cents for extra heavy. discounts for No 4 oats and weathered samples. No need to join set-aside programs to be eligible.

Robert Pearson Washington County U.S. Department of Agriculture

Social notes from Wellman and area events

Mrs. Donald Thomas and son Mathew spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Pearl Wagamon in Wellman. Obituary notes: George Geyer died in St. Joseph Missouri March 17 after an extended illness. funeral held in What Cheer March 19. Plus local visits, Hall of Fame style gatherings, and a Kalona lineage update. Mid-Prairie school salaries set for 1971-72 with base $6,900 and 3 percent raise.

Pearl Wagamon Keota Clara Moore Grace Parke Ray J. Marner Dave Marner Don Mark Swartzendruber Mary Lou Gertrude Miller Elam Christner Kalona Steve Harvey Robert Andalusia Clinton Conway Williamsburg Verne Conway Mid-Prairie Dorothy Gingerich Eva Simmering Washington Myron Johnson American Legion Richard Lorna) Yoder John Dale Yoder Cedar Rapids Hawaii Richard Yoder Marvin Yoder West Chester Vietnam Garden Club Shenk

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