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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1968

Page

7

Two-way race develops for Iowa agriculture post

The upcoming November election will pit incumbent L. B. Liddy a West Des Moines area farmer and Ken Owen a Centerville farmer against each other for Secretary of Agriculture. Both candidates have strong backing and long Iowa farm ties. They clash on marketing and meat inspection, with Liddy touting department efficiency and a new Iowa Ag Building funded by a tonnage tax, while Owen urges farmer control and cost cutting. Recent Iowa Future Farmers achievements are also noted.

Iowa L. B. Liddy West Des Moines Ken Owen Centerville Challenger Owen Owen Liddy Hassel Iowa Ag Capitol Iowa Department of Agriculture FFA Kansas City Num

Direct shipment reduces sickness among feeder cattle

A survey by Iowa State veterinarians Dr. John Herrick and Richard Bristol found health declines with longer transit. Herds shipped under 24 hours had 0.6% death loss and 4.2% sickness, while those 24 hours or longer had 1.6% death loss and 9.4% sickness, underscoring the value of shipping directly to minimize transit time.

Iowa State University John Herrick Richard Bristol Herrick

Fatigue Cited as Key Cause of Farm Harvest Mishaps

ISU extension safety specialist Norval Wardle argues fatigue from harvesting monotony drives injuries. He offers five fixes including job swaps, mid shift lubrication breaks, planned machinery adjustments, shared snack breaks, and short walks to refresh workers. Continuous light breaks prevent overfatigue and may boost profits.

Iowa State University Extension Norval Wardle Wardle

Iowa State economist lowers 1968 corn and soybean forecasts

Iowa State University farm economist Bob Wisner reports USDA October crop data show U S corn output at 4 587 million bushels down 49 million from a month earlier and soybeans at 1 066 billion bushels down 14 million. Domestic use and exports expect modest shifts with late 1969 carryover potentially higher. Prices in central Iowa seen near 86 89 cents for corn and 2 28 2 32 for soybeans with loan dynamics likely to lift prices later in the year.

U. S&s Iowa State University Bob Wisner Iowa State USDA Iowa Wisner Economist

Max Anwyl Visits Iowa Relatives Amid Family Illness

Max Anwyl of Glendale California stayed in Crawfordsville from Thursday to Sunday with his parents the Fred Anwyls and sister and husband Chester Pipers. He came mainly due to his mother's illness who has left hospital and is resting at home. Mr and Mrs Dewey Conrad visited Des Moines from Monday to Friday with friends Mr and Mrs Ted Owen.

Crawfordsville Max Anwyl Glendale California Fred Anwyls Chester Pipers Dewey Conrad Ted Owen Des Moines Cloyce Faris Howard Stoutner Kenneth Holmes Eunice B. Sprague Harold Hagist Bruce Stoutner Doyle Palmer David Flading John Knotek Washington Oskaloosa Clem Kron Hal Fosdick Kay Fosdick Mercy Hospital Iowa City Hal English Valley Keota Jaycess Wilmer Cramer Allan Bob Schreurs Walter Bauer West Chester Francis Wright Clear Creek Wright Tresa Wold Richard Wold Maquoteka Cedar Rapids Keota Community High School Ames Keota High School Cathy Wheeler Bob Baker Larry Lyle John Sieren Leland Roegner Iowa Keola Dana Hahn Mary Flynn Kirksville Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company Marceline Marion Rice Southern Illinois University Keota

Frier and Johnson Attend Iowa Extension Conference 1958

Washington County Extension educators Frier and Johnson will attend the Iowa State University Extension Conference in Ames October 28 to 30 on the theme Effective Communications. The event features ISU speakers, discussions on modern media, and University Extension responses, with banquets and award presentations.

Washington County Iowa State University Iowa Ames Jim Frier Richard Johnson

Keota social notes highlight gatherings and events

Oct 21 Keota social detail covers two couples hosting friends at The Golden Buckle Buffet then Doyle Palmer home with card games. Also notes visits by relatives, a hospital stay for Hal Fosdick, a Keota Jaycess painting posts, and upcoming school events including a Powerpuff Football game for G A A members with 35 cent admission.

Deeds Filed for Transfers in Local Land Parcels

On the record Jack W. Emry and wife deed land in sections 31 and 30 in township 74, range 8 to Hia wana T. Emry. Bina L. Davis Hamilton and husband transfer lot 8, block 2 Miller's and South Washington to Hal R. Hotle, who along with wife conveys lot 12, block 2 Hotle's second subdivision Washington back to Hamilton. Gene Stephens and wife transfer land in section 20, 75-6 to Sinclair Oil Corp.

Jack W. Emry Hiawana T. Emry Bina L. Davis Hamilton Hal R. Hotle Miller's South Washington Bina L. Hamilton Hotle Gene Stephens Sinclair Oil Corp

Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Attorneys Listed

Professional directory entry for Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates law firm with partners Robert Day Louis J Kehoe Everett Meeker and Robert Bates. Abstract department located at 112 South Ave B, phone 653 2147.

Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Louis J. Kehoe Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave

Local Law Firms and Medical Listings in Morrison Area

Edmund D. Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd and law firms Morrison Morrison and Lloyd share offices at 211 West Washington Street with attorney John C Owen at 119 West Washington. Stewart and Shearer Abstract Dept operates at 225 West Main. Dr M L Tweeton chiropractor at 108 North Marion. Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician listed with Journal Blog. Contact numbers provided.

Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

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