Fondue Tour Beefs Up Cattle Country Message in New York
A sweeping promotional push features the Mountain states Cowbelles and Farm Moms in New York City to showcase beef origin and branding. Dignitaries, media, and politicians from several states participate as beef displays, tours, and tastings draw crowds and press interest.
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Wall Street
Mountain States
T Cornbelt
Nashville
New York City
Montana
Omaha
Audubon County
Nebraska
Raymond Merk
Beefland International
Council Bluffs
Associated Press
UPI
New York News
Long Click
Unbelievable
Veden
Dave Brown
Chicago
Phelps
Germany
Korea
Florida
Des Moines
Denver
Red Oak
New York
Dick Cavitt
Stanton Island Ferry
Long Island Electric
Washington
Louisiana
Alabama
Harvestore
New York Area
Alpha Club Meeting Highlights Kalona United Methodist Church
The Alpha Club met Monday afternoon Oct 11 in Kalona United Methodist Church parlors with three guests and eighteen members. Janet Gander spoke on Australian School Life, others discussed Elementary Education Junior High activities Senior High and Taxes. Plans include Museum Week events Oct 20 22 a bake sale Nov 15 cookbook recipes and Nov 27 book reports. A trip to the Art Museum in Iowa City is set for Oct 26 with a luncheon at the Athletic Club at 11 30 a.m. Next meeting date left undecided.
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Cavene Wat
H. E. Peterseim
John D. Woodin
Charles Corpman
Art Museum
Iowa City
Athletic Club
United Women's Fellowship meets with auctions and service drive
The United Women's Fellowship gathered at the United Christian and Baptist church for a meeting featuring the annual Club Auction and a program on Changing Family Patterns led by Mrs Richard Scott. Devotions by Mrs Roy Pewitt and business by Mrs Fay W Boone followed with clothing and blanket donations for Church World Service due by November 1.
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Rover
Peterseim
Lester Reber
Richard Scott
United Women’s Fellowship
United Christian and Baptist Church
Roy Pewitt
Fay W. Boone
Church World Service
Tony Uleh
Gerald Teets
Bacone College
Vernon Hartzler
Boone
Lewis Belcher
Earl Wright
Des Moines
Larry Griffiths
Marie Jackson
Delmar Schlabaugh
Bloomington
Ill
Louis L Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
Miller
Schlabaugh
Ward Ehrenfelt
Ken
Richard Stickel
Jeffrey
Jennifer Lee
Bill Hamilton
North Liberty
Stickels
Ehrenfelts
Larry Prescott
Inlaw
Kim Simpson
Kamas
Utah
Eugene Way
H. J Bigelow
Washington, D.C
Farm Bureau warns of looming Iowa property tax problems
A Farm Bureau spokesman argues Iowa will suffer if farmers do not gain relief from property tax policies. Harold Anderson notes agricultural land and buildings account for about 40 percent of valuations while industrial plants are only five percent, and stresses rising residential taxes may shift burden. He warns political pressures have shaped assessments and could widen gaps between farm and nonfarm property values if trends continue.
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Des Moines
UIDPA
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa
Harold Anderson
Iowa Development Commission
Anderson
Iown
Farm Bureau
Char ‘Anderson
Ate
Andere
State Revenue Director
State Revenue
Director of Revenue
Iiet
Tact, Osler’s Guiding Virtue for Women’s Success
A quote attributed to Canadian physician Sir William Osler highlights tact as the saving virtue essential for a woman’s success, underscoring the idea that tact shapes social and professional outcomes.
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William Osler
Farm Outlook: Feeder Cattle Demand Driven by Feed Costs
The outlook notes feeder cattle supply is up slightly this fall but demand remains strong. Futrell cites large feed grain supply, ample feedlot capacity, lower corn prices, a robust fed cattle market, and improving feeding profits as key positives for 1972. Prices for calves and yearlings rose in October, with regional markets showing upscale bids. Projections emphasize the next weeks as critical for 1971–72 feeder cattle buying decisions.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Cornbelt
Futrell
Choice
Missouri River
Iowa
House edge on antiwar pullout grows in Indochina vote
A UPI survey shows Congress may move toward a total military withdrawal from Indochina by late next spring. The House could pass the Mansfield antiwar amendment attached to a weapons bill if enough members switch positions. About 10 of approximately 30 contacted lawmakers lean toward supporting the measure or are undecided while several remain uncertain.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
House
Senate
Indochina
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Carl Albert D-Okla
Charles Whalen
Ohio
Mike Mansfield
Hodgson says few Union wage cutbacks likely
Labor Secretary James D. Hodgson said few union men would face rollback of wage gains under Phase II of Nixon's plan and that no limit would be placed on the right to strike under the new controls effective Nov. 13 after the current wage price freeze.
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Washington
UPI
James D. Hodgson
Nixon
Hodgson
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Jim Frier
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