Outlook for Iowa cattle markets under spring weights and on feed
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell says April 1 feedlot data point to limited gains in fed cattle prices over the next two to three months. Slaughter weights staying above last year could push beef tonnage higher and press prices down. shifts to earlier marketing may ease pressure. May to July steer prices around 24.50 to 25.50 at Chicago, with August to September higher and fall gains toward 26 to 27 for Choice cattle, amid strong demand and imports risk.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Futrell
Economist
Chicago
Sherrie Bouquot ends college year at Wayne State College
Riverside May 1 Sherrie Bouquot daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Bouquot has completed her Junior year at Wayne State College Wayne Nebraska majoring in Home Economics She is presently employed at Proctor and Gamble News notes visitors hospital patients and local society events including Alter and Rosary Society meeting prize winners and family visits with detailed names and places
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Riverside
Sherrie Bouquot
W. S. Bouquot
Wayne State College
Wayne
Nebraska
Proctor and Gamble
Clare Capps
Waterloo
Mark Critz
West Des Moines
Irma Heitzman
Miriam
Wayne Fisher
University Hospital
Alter and Rosary Society
Eva Heitzman
Leroy O’conners
Ed Bushek
Zitta Duwa
William O'Conner
Geneva Schnoebelen
Zitta Duwn
Larry Geret
Mercy Hospital
Danny
Duane
Oscar Gerot
Carl Havel
Ainsworth
Gerot
Havel
Christy Fisher
Evie Krebs
Iowa City
True Englehart
St. Louis
James Pauwells
Keota Rebekahs Invite to Wellman Meeting
Keota Rebekah lodge met May 3 with 26 present as Mary Shafer presided. An invitation from Wellman lodge to attend May 11 was read. Willie Dietz was hospitalized at University Hospital after a sudden illness. Florence Crawford visited her sister. Reports on recent conventions by Pauline Sable Mary Shafer and Elizabeth Leitsinger were given. Past Noble Grand Circle meet will be at Mabel Bandy’s May 12 with a flower bulb exchange. Daisy Chambers and Clare Berry served refreshments.
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Mary Shafer
Sigourney
Elizabeth Leitsinger
Ottumwa
Mabel Bandy
Noble Grand Circle
Ferne Wimmer
Darlene Shafer
Noble Grand
Pearl Mound
Daisy Chambers
Clare Berry
Mrs. Berry
May Kalona Alpha Club breakfast closes club year
Thirty Alpha Club members attended the May breakfast at the home of Mrs. Glenn E. Miller with co hosts Mrs. Roger Tuttle Mrs. Kenneth Hochstedler and Mrs. Richard Over. New officers for 1967 68 were installed led by Mrs. Jesse Grout president with a full slate of committees named.
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Kalona
Alpha Club
Glenn E. Miller
Roger Tuttle
Kenneth Hochstedler
Richard Over
Karl Pemberton
Jesse Grout
Raymond Yetty
Vernon Stagner
Roland Kammerer
J.R. Swartzendruber
Grout
Lawrence Griffiths
I. E. Grady
H.E. Peterseim
V. D. Hochstetler
Richard Dyer
J. R. Bissland
A. A. Jackson
Richard Morgan
Warren Schaefer
Richard Miller
H. V. Beck
Carl Miller
Howard Schrock
Roger Miller
Ray Hendrickson
Girl Scouts
Lester Reber
Meredith Maas Jr
Cloverettes Host Mother's Tea Activities in Crawfordsville
May 2 4-H Cloverettes club mothers shared what they value about their daughters 4-H work. Members displayed garments and honors included County Better Grooming Contest winner Sue Jones and Honor Group members Melinda Moore Jackie Fulton Mary Jones. Demonstrations covered sewing fasteners color and texture and pressing equipment. Sunset Circle and Lions Club also held meetings with guest Flora Clark prizes tours and charitable donations to CARE and overseas relief.
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Crawfordsville
Crooked Creek
Jackie Fulton
Mary Jones
Lynn Martin
Christine McAllister
Maureen Rich
Brenda Swift
Melinda Moore
Robyn McCoy
Rosemary Curtis
Jerilyn Davis
Julie Finke
Marie and
Sandra Lewis
Karen Jones
Sunset Circle Sunset Cirle
Lyle Lowe
Flora Clark
Charles Twinam
Floyd Fisher
Ernest Kiene
Merle Twinam
Lowe’s
Lions Club Lions Club
New York
Ovrseas
Lions
Lfoyd Coppes
John Ross
Coppes
Burlington
Herbert Rich
Robert Miller
Pvt Waterhouse earns award for Army basic training
Pvt James L Waterhouse graduated April 27 from Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. His wife Berna received a letter of commendation from Col Robert Piper praising his eight weeks of duty leadership and adaptability. Waterhouse earned Expert Rifle Badge and top PROP test score and is assigned to AIT at Fort Leonard Wood.
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James
Two 4-H Members to Visit Capital in 4-H Citizenship Short Course
Keota and Harper youths Tom Bayliss and Barbara Greet er are among eight Keokuk County 4-H members chosen for a Washington D C Citizenship Short Course from June 3 to 11. Delegates will travel with Mahaska and Wapello county groups, stay at the National 4-H Foundation, and hear speakers while touring Capitol Hill and memorials to learn government structure and civic responsibilities. Selection was by interviews.
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Keota
Tom Bayliss
Barbara Gretter
Harper
Keokuk County
Washington D. C
Mahaska
Wapello County
Washington D.C
National 4-H Foundation
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
West Virginia
Capitol Hill
Keota summer school to start June 12 for six weeks
Keota Community School announces a six week summer session beginning June 12 for grades kindergarten through eighth. Daily from 8 30 to 11 30 with bus service for rural pupils. Thirteen teachers and school nurse plus county psychological services. Enrollment hoped around 140. Metropolitan Achievement tests will guide attendance. A farewell party honored Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Greiner with neighbors attending.
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Keota
Bernard Greiner
Richland
Leo Keifer
Jerome Sheets
Lester Ledger
Waldo Miller
Lawarence Hammes
Zeno Kiefer
Elmer Greiner
Kenny Greiner
Mary Catherine
Kathleen
Theresa
Tony
Francis
Nickie Greiner
Irene Greiner
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Iowa Farm
Jim Frier County Extension
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Keota Rebekahs
Wellman
Boyd Sanders
Mrs. Eugene Way
Lloyd Plecker
Sandra
Ronald Yersak
Missouri
Mrs. Plecker
Yersak
Elam Christner
John Christner
Gerald Marner
John W. Gingerich
Howard Grimes
Evanston
Dale K. Gingerich
Grimes
Des Moines
Gingerich
Ralph Gingerich
Emerson Swartzendruber
Cynthia
Velma Spicher
Donald Bong
Dean Spicher
Bruce
California
Lloyd Knepp
Alice Eimen
Leo Lewis
Queen City
Knepp
Ivan Burkey
George Hagerty
Tipton
Lena Mikesell
Carl Pickeral
Wendell K. Wilson
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
McCormick ® International
Sudan
del Balers
Bill
Carroll
International Harvester
Henry
Alice
Cloverettes
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
James L. Waterhouse
Fort Leonard Wood
Capital
Plan Keota Summer School
Roy Cleveland
Winterset
Harold Harrison
Hanover
Mary Deimerly
Jim Palmer
Brenda
Alvin Hulse
Scottsbluff
Jack Steele
Cedar Rapids
Hulses
Ruby Helscher
Helscher
Harry Helscher
Willard Ginkens
Don
Jim Ginkens
Washington
Denny Ginkens
Laura Lucille Olin
Delores
C. R. Statler
Wolverine
Aan Son Hsen
A Peerd
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Peacock, Inc
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