Farm outlook hints at larger 1973 hog supplies
ISU extension economist Futrell notes September USDA pig crop study signals a turn in hog production. Farrowing plans rise, quarter by quarter, with March–May crops down from 1971 but June–August up. Prices near $25.50 per cwt in Oct–Nov and $24.50 in Dec. profits remain favorable through early 1973 but may weaken in late 1973 and into 1974 if farrowings expand.
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USDA
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
Iowa
Minnesota
ISU
United Fund starts Oct 23 for Columbus Junction group
Columbus Junction residents prepare for the 1972 United Fund Campaign beginning Monday October 23 with Donnarae Carrell as campaign chairman. The 1972 73 budget stands at 3992.50, and a broad local committee led by Robert Merritt Max Vannice Clyde Crawford and others supports the drive.
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Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
United Fund
Donnarae Carrell
Robert Merritt
Max Vannice
Clyde Crawford
Bette Griffin
Jane Gabriel
Jean Rutt
Carolyn Orr
Bob Merritt
Earline Johnson
Art Guild
Bruce Houston
University of Iowa
Work Sewing Club
Lucille Smylie
Raddy Helmick
T-T.t. Society
Julia Hawkins
Anna Robertson
T.T.T
World Service
Columbus
Ohio
Nancy Gipple
Jill Hauenstein
Nancy
Dean Gipple
Columbus Community High School
University of Northern Iowa At
Cedar Falls
Jill
Roy Hauenstein
Mt. Mercy College,School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Royal Neighbors
Leah Pence
Twila Brown
Mrs Harrison tours the East with companions
Mrs Irene Harrison returns from an East Coast trip with Mrs Paul Harman and Mrs Velma Westfail visiting Tunkhannock Pa and the Maynard Sexton home. They toured Washington DC and Arlington Cemetery. Highlights included the Atlantic Ocean. Local visitors and upcoming gatherings noted in Cedar Rapids and Lone Tree.
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Ivan Hakouen
Haskins
Irene Harrison
Paul Harman
Sigourney
Velma Westfail
Lone Tree
Tunkhannock
Maynard Sexton
Sexton
Washington D.C
Arlington Cemetery
Floyd Carpenter
Henry Swailes
Cindy
Paul Crossley
Columbus City
Ella Popejoy
Pleasant Plain
Joe Carpenter
Sheila, Sonka Jr
Lone Tre
Bill Darby
Janice
Mount Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Mary Schwerdtfeger
Mimi Bracken
Alexandria
Washington
al Conrad
Marie Whetstine
Zachs John Goff
Mercy Hospital
Ainsworth Churches Plan UNICEF Campaign
Ainsworth United Presbyterian and United Methodist churches coordinate a UNICEF drive for Halloween with a date to be announced. The committee seeks club and organization names to contribute, inviting gifts left at Ainsworth State Bank.
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C.A. Thompson Ainsworth
United Presbyterian
United Methodist Churches
Ainsworth
Unicef
Arthur Lines
Waterloo
Ruth Darby
Bill Brewer
Berkel
Art Kennedy
Calgary
Canada
Darby
Ewart Kennedy
Ivan Crow
Columbus Junction
Ray Coleman
Ed Lowe
Washington
Percy Skubal
Dale Schnoebelen
Brian
Lynn
Iowa City
Gladbrook
Herman Ehrig
Sorosis Study Club
United Methodist Church
WSCS
Lela Rosen
David Mishler
Bellevue Wash
Jim Warren
Warrens
Max M. White
Orie ‘O'Connor
Hugh Morris
Order of Eastern Star
Morris
White
O'Connor
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Scout Plans
Mrs Schmidt returns from month with family and travels to Minneapolis Brookfield Kenosha and Moline. Girl Scouts plan Friday cook out and overnight camp October 6 at Lester Schnoebelen farm. Henry Kiene and Loren Moore visit about Mrs Henry Kiene’s knee fracture. American Legion Auxiliary meeting moved to October 17 at Mrs Bess Burich home. VFW Auxiliary meets October 12 at the Post.
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Bill Schmidt
David
Moline
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Lester Schnoebelen
Henry Kiene
Loren Moore
Washington
Wilbur
Charles Kiene
Mercy Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Bess Burich
Lloyd Hopping
V.F.W
Wilbur Rath
Wilma Rummelhart
Larry Rummelhart
Bruegges Visit Ritchie Plant for Tour at Conrad
Mr and Mrs Robert Bruegge and Bobby visited the Ritchie Manufacturing Co in Conrad for a plant tour. They viewed a new powder paint process that yields a shiny durable finish after an oven bake, a change from traditional wet painting. The feature described in the Sunday paper highlighted the advanced method and its benefits.
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C. A. Thompson Ainsworth
Robert Bruegge
Bobby
Ritchie Manufacturing Co
Conrad
Shennie Buck
H.S. Derby
Brighton
Good
Jeffrey
Alexandria
Clark Pfeifer
Robyn
Iowa State University
Ames
Donald Arrowsmith
Valentine, Neb
United Methodist Church
Elbert Goode
Indianola
Willard McCracken
Glenda
Kelly Osborn
Ainsworth
Kelly
Bernice Huffman
Mt Pleasant
Charles Jenkins
Sacha Club
Gerard Megeheisen
Joe Kaufman
Terry Cellman
Urge grading plans for American pork
A marketing report from Agriculture Department experts urges federal grading of pork with prime and choice labels to improve consumer image and market share. Secretary Earl L. Butz released the findings amid record hog prices and expectations of higher hog receipts, while noting price swings and quality concerns. The plan targets wide adoption of quality grades for chops roasts and other cuts to reflect best characteristics and taste.
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Washington
UIT
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
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