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ff- IM- fc Thursday, May 14, 1959 COURT RECORDS Ml PUBLIC of the peace, and ofitr public em fotly of the act NEW PLAN FOR AGRICULTURE There, is at least one, new approach -to "a new plan for agriculture" before It ui tljat nfearly tiift court are open to public was introduced by our own congressman, Mer inspection, including insfwttton by newspapers, win Coad. Regetrdless of final outcome of After 20 years of fathering, according to his he at least has been ptciintlff'S petition, was finally filed oj Mortoft by a newspaper against a justice of tne who had been holding out on his records, ttr otherwise refusing to let them be inspected. A district court judge ruled In his decree ttiat the ond records in the justice court any oilier court) public records ond ttyus open to Inspection, That the newspaper endured 20 years of withholding of retords Is a tribute to somebody's FJatience, we must say. It might be said, In passing, that city, municipal and county officials in Algona and Kossuth county have very seldom been anything willing to abide by'the law in having their records open for poblie inspection, by newspapers or any other citizens. SUNNING AWAY NO SOLUTION The father, mother and five small children who disappeared from a Minnesota town have iieen found, safe, In the west.

Their reason for sudden disappearance is laid to the fact that-they had so many debts they felt only wdly but was to disappear. They are rnOre fortunate the Oregon family who alsb'disappeared, and met degth, ih an automobile plunge into c) family Is alive, cjnd still ab(e fo solve It is unfortunate that everyone cannot arrange and jorder their everyday lives so that there are no problems, of. 'debt or otherwise. away seldom' If ever solved Anything. Life is also strange in many ways.

There many men who are endowed with immense ability in given lines, yet to govern their own finances or save enough money to properly feed and their families. Other men, some: who write their own- rjames, -can There seems to ducers of Wheat, Corp, oats, rye, flax, SOP- a ghum, 9. Tobacco, peanuts, sugar, 'beets, and; cotton are not included in this program and acreage is not includei thinking and taken action on the question In brief, here are his proposals, as presented to the House last 1. Under the provisions of this plan the farmer wil place 10 percent of his tillable acres in a conservation base on which he would receiye no government pay at alt He would idle thesi acres his contribution to cut clown production, He would even seed down these acres without cost to the government. 2, Each producer will place 25 percent of the remaining tillable acres in the conservation base for which he receive a "payrrfeiiHn kind" of surplu's The payment' in kind would 'be at a rate of of the regular per acre yield of the farm on which the acres are placed in the conservation base.

You see here we will be making the surplus pay itself'out of own the remaining acres, (wh'ich are in fact percent the original'total) the farmer can plant, anything.he to plant he doesn't plant any, one crop on "than 5t) the total cultivated acres. This'gives the farmer'the freedom to where and'when he wants to, plant. On thesfc; crops producer qualifies for 90 percent price' supports. 4. There is, under this" plan, a $10,000 limit for any one producer for price support loans, 5.

Producers With farrnis of 30" acres or less' can enter or remain put of- the "program at option, the program will be a "penalty per acre for each of the first five acres and per acre for each acre in violation oven five. 7. The Commodity Credit Corporation, when selling surplus commodities forlsjny. reason, will be required to purchase equal' amounts oh the market to place back in storage, in order stab; Victorian what feAfefea it nXVSffO JW eent Iowa and Hi jli'Hfcif iddiftt. jjfflttf 0aeif 'I TOitteiofifimifti ffv'M-ri sit bafefc tf.tfth«*,««fe i you, sir, but not rilowed to on dutyl" We begin id have Hi feecutnulatfed iiirplus ofr ground water this 'ijjgMfrtit r4a ll area tne deficiency such as have at present, we'll have high watef again fake.

You are ed to cbmo to Clear Lake at that 'feme sdffthat one of pleasure of rubtlifg, inStiie flowing 1 the spillw4fe.at;*the outlet in the of our teltl, Yours truly James R. Gllruth, 200 First Ave No, Clear Lake, Iowa Note The above and the Upper Des Mcdnes editorial in question agree on one thf. JfWK 3 i ffblBftRL hoping fbt to sfen out the oc full, mfSt According to soil eXpem, tee Was plenty the soil but very i i -surfaces ift -The lore cast fof cloudy fol- by rain. High temperature iMflt 82 degrees. May 16, wMe ihe low was 36 degrees -MAY 18, 19J9 are a few sfocery prices gleaned from an ad in the Ham, 'to roast or broil, 19," 23 and 35 cents; wide bacon, 19 sirloin and i short cut steaks, 25 cents; cents; standing rib -roast, 17 cents; sandwich -Jl? cookifes, 2 25 cents; golden E.

Who lived, the 2 cans, '15 cents; golden community hid 5 Ib. 25 cents; flour, 'i'aie washing tort thing, Clear' Lake needs 'more- watch six yeafc? agejahd had no 49 ib. bag, 94 dents; -soap, 5- water. "We hope the lake, gets dt, luck when he searched Of, it. giant' bars, 19 tents lemons, or at least enough so -that 'Mr Last week, Robert Mastersori was dozen, 25 cents; radishes and Gilruth-can try to rub sbnieone's discing in a field 'and Uncovered onions, 1 cent pel' bunch; and nose in "the stream 'at', the spill- a shiny object' Closed inspection cucumbers, two for 5 cents.

way. i proved it -was Widen's watch xwn' WP PTTM AND -WE HAD FUN and it lime after A Report frbmjhe Capital by Ray keeping- good Movies set ioshoW here dur- Masterson wound" i the coming week included ud ky With Myrna Loy and Robert Taylor; "The Flying Four chll en om with Dduglas "Wrong- in age from four, Wa Corriganr Paul Kelly, and SPEAKING FOR Bryant School iMay 10, 1955 Co. to gent We are-sorry to tardy in to the State School Qf at Toledo by judge viJ, otui Many, people are jMes. With Mexico' the U.S the Great telling you that wejdidf enjoy our trip to your printing plant. Each man of us learned: something, and getting that this Nation was trouble getting along on ed more than--it was hurt of the Rio Grande some of us learned several screaming for the, hart eoon hlff rpqtl i JH4 vin hool 1 0 ea mure 4Uian." it waa jiui uvci wie yvaicio ui me xviu vjicuiuc cpndinS them 1 to Toledo It W33 screaming Uhared for the, None of us had seen a big press home conditions whichT'resulted ih Clare Booth Ultimate benefifof both' fcountrles.

in We do Miiinkjyou' SgJJtfc-prove toilet each child Luce's as -o- I main Sfshe producers violating' the the market unless the price on the commod- sold the first place is, 90 percent of parity or over. ,8. This program-will be voted by'all the prdl i be a sense" can guide them the ih the. right'direction, to financial gpod fortune. 4riajVlyual I If to Brazil.

4t P.o ints up' ill xtop believe in', free (matter what "i- ui Imagine 1 Russian gett: and. lambasting from lare at given as reasons for them to It conditions child she Armstrong; and "Streets with Cooper and Martin Spellman. J.P*. Court Fines Shappell, Missoula, Montana, was fined in C. H.

Ostwinkle's couri. Wednesday for unlawfully bringing into the state more 20 gallons of fuel in a truck -vWthout, paying to the state in advance for picked By a Russian.c important' Real democracy people ha've4he, fice'stdfl at doing nothing right "to criticiae freely Open-; but classifying Federal jobs. Uncle Sam 'has- policeman, avia- tion safety officers, child guid- a few of many, many, ye are esota family has' founcT6ut added abouf-3, 'residents eacKi- aU of them hae Behind The Movie 'WITH BUDDY MASON -The markets showed that light butcher hogs, topped during the we.ek. iFat steers- were, oats, 'cents; barley, cents; cents-; 11 and ducks, cents. eacm-yea: An Iowa banker is recommending that a standard size be set for checks in order to make them easier to handle in the banks.

We have Noticed this variation'in of cnecks ourselves. They always' seem" jt'o be much smaller coming than going out. Sheldon Mail. Tipper. CS Jai-E.

Call CY Iowa Entered' as second class matter at the postoffice at Algona. Iowa, under Act ol. Congress of March 3j 7 Issued Thursday in 1959 By THE UPPER DEB MOINES PUBLISHING CO. the this program. t.

So, jthisi- It cuts''production Vith 4 buting 10 percent of'his total tillable acreage. The surplus" will pay for more acres planted in the base. 2. Surplus" will be'held off the taarket'unless the price is, 3. The farmer will have freedom 1 to plant tlie' he wants to plant.

4.iThis.>.plan will help those who need the 5. The price will be by the cutting down-of production but also price suppor-ts. That.the setup is going to be ibrt term duration'seems quite''evident. Does 4 Congressman his A little' West, Bend, boy, Satern, received bad bruises, and narrowly possible death, when he fell the TooSl plants. 'These HpUywood, aeatn wn eu ne ieu uws lants will and brack- age woman is too demanding.

She of a wagon water for '6ri attention's His father, Thorstqn vrtt PHI inn" 1 i 94m.4ii"it*S HTln fimmil- 4-KK 4 t- 1. i added' to tSe' uage pr bbieni lire; now pouring into- ba'cked her. conviction; Government offices. One-man that today's woman "would'find Koss'u ih' man easier by were preparing-, plans 11 for, "con- 1 1 struction of a new. county home to replace one destroyed by- fire brought on a rate of short term growth for some time to come: hook on to- icebergs in taking less." T-rt i A 1 area and "haul them to warmer Climates where i Uncle' Sam, 'it I Q----T-' I L.i 1 i iwpuld'i melt.

Uncle Sam, paVs!" ''Now; The fbeV sure, iXvill, pass this one up, ean we an i TiliT 1 For years we've been told, "It's the woman who pays' and after listening to seem to recall a TALKING "qOSTS MONEY Professional Directory 'mortgage papers. FHA has been" 1 pendix of the Congressional Rec- boyS) i ss Simmons listed ten responsible for $35 billion worth ord. They use, this opportunity "Flagrant vialations of the female residences and 1 home. Each prerogative." billion, w'orfh of apartments. It is- allowed two "Both wiv a for this' urose and 1 C.

S. SRLANDER, Advertising Director SMITH, News I' LONG, Advertising FgRMAN; CHRISTOFFERSr Plant Foreman OUTSIPE KpSSUTH 4.00 63 have a better, more workable solution? DANGEROUS STEPS BY BROWN 'Eagle Grove Eagle Patrol' Chief Russell I. Brown has taken two steps that are dangerous, tq our concept of democracy. They both smack of dictatorships and until made law by the legislature should be resisted by The "point system" of punishment for traffic violations has not, been written into law as yet by the Iowa legislature although a bill; to' do so has been on both calendars since early in the session. Until the point-'system is into law'by the only body who can make state Jaw it is not law of the land and it is illegal to take away a persons drivers license.

It has been so declared by several judges. It is also now known that Brown is trying out unmarked patrol car on ioWs highways just as an experiment. Experiment or not it smacks of the Gestapo and is repugnant to all law abiding citizens. Both the point system and the unmarked patrol car should be done away with immediately until they are legalized. i INTERESTING PHENOMENON Memphis Commercial Appeal: Interesting American phenomenon is the spectacle of a formeix farm boy scornfully refusing to baseball one season for less than $75,000.

In Towns' without parking problems, there is usually no reason to park! wives and sweethearts," has "helped" change" this Nation "pages 'a day for this' purpose and she said) wou ld do well to avoid them if, they would rather, than servility." The from a land of renters a land that costs 'the "public roughly of owners. When FHA was born $160. Anything beyond two pages 70 percent qf all they to pay. In a recent fi agran ten included insisting on icans in'rented session of-Congress one member the man standing and Today. exactly the opposite is, inserted 200 items.

But 40 others close doo rSj jumping to light ta-Ge 7d percent' of "insert 1 'a" 1 single line. i every nuMi their homes and only 30 time she enters or leaves a and declaring his 1 Miss" Simmons claims'-that the would Have taken away rcum stances under which she own they? homes and only 30 Jv vetoed a iv urniilrl Vf otrO fair An percent are 'classed as "renters. LESSONS OF HISTORY i. i i American diplomats are working the Secretary of Agriculture took ie unprecendented stand quietly behind the scenes trying and given to the head of the aga i nst sisterhood had nothing to end -the bitterness that exists Rural Electrification Admmistra- to do with her opinions. She between''India and its small-'East- 1 the power to approve or turn vvas being rudely handled by Pakistan.

loans for country Rock u( son their co-starrer point with both countries is phones-and electricity. The £en--- foj Universal-International and N. Dodge St. Ph. CY 4-4443 ure' to agree on how to divide ate overrode the veto but the nnc "TViio Home Automobile Farm faifly the waters which flow House failed to follow sujt.

'A down their common border, and thousand explanations have been intck the Arabian Sea. given for the House vote, but (a 14U1U United States has long ago prov- there was really one reason his women tUactrvvw IUa 1 INSURANCE ALGONA INSURANCE AGENCY. R. (Jim) 4 KOLP Surety Bonds All Lines of Insurance 206 East State St. Phone CY 4-3176 BLOSSOM INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Automobile Furniture Loan N.

Dodge Phone CY 4-2735 BOHANNON INSURANCE SERVICE, mtage Productions, "This -Earth Is n0t This dramatic story a i neya rd empire deals with fami i rebel who is rough on ed how Ht can maintain friendly politics. relations with its neighbors -and All the The vote tells the story, Democrats except four Jean quick to ex pi a i still share the waters which voted against the bilj. All that her stand not separate them. With Canada it -Republicans except six voted ue ce( i' by her film fate at the Home Automobile Farm Polio Insurance CHARLES D. PAXSON Dwelling, Auto, Life, General Phone CY 4-4512 has agreement on the use of the with the President.

Irate Clear Laker Takes Exception To Editorial COULP YOU CALL, AT HOMES FOR SOc? A classified ad in this newspaper will do just that. A display ad will do evep space is ihe successful of any fpyro'of THI UPPER BIS Editor' 5 Algona Upper Des Momes Algona, Iowa Dear Sir; is yeiy disappointing to find' the editor of ap apparently' reliable newspaper publishing an' editorial that distorts the factsi' hands of Rock. Nor djd she mean to infer that the "pamper me" attitude is peculiar to American women while Europeans know how the (contrary," she said, "I am an American citizen and intensely proud of My opinion has been the same since I came qf age and I 'believe that women everywhere spoiled, too "ilemanding;" In aiditipn to the four tabulated tabus transcribed above, listed alfew.wTfely demands.npt, -calculated to keep tjie boqds of matrimony from, becoming gluqd. -They' are little matters like hutyby bringing bed, phoning £very. KOSSUTH MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION worth-of insurance in force.

A home company, Safe; secure. CY 4-3756 Lola Scuffhanv Sec'y HERBST, INS. AGENCY For Household and Many Other Forms Phone CY 4-3733 Ted DOCTORS MELVIN G. BOURNE, M. D.

Physician Surgeon 118 N. Moore St. Office phone CY 4-2343 Resident phone CY 4-2277 J. N. KENEFICK.

M. D. Physician Surgeon 218 W. State Street Offiqe phone CY 4-2353 Resident phone CY 4-2614 JOSEPH M. ROONEY Physician Surgeon 1 114 N.

Moore Office phone 4-2224 Resident- phone 1 CY 4-2232 M.bT Physician" Surgeon 220 No. 'Algpria CY" 4r4490 Resident 'phone -CY 4-2335 Chiropractor Chiropractor''" Over Penriey's Office Phone CY 4-3373 Hours': 5:00 Open Friday Night ANDY CRAWFORD General Agent Iowa Farm Mutual.Ins.-Co. Affiliated Bureau Auto (wit-h $1Q "Deductible; draws false conclusions, and mis- informs your readers, does your recent article about the low water level of Clear Lake period followed, drmk, rushing ahead- to open the berUaent question was door, doing the housework and Your implication that we heard 1 11 iu "address" by an Phone the presentation, of Dr. paper, a question and day by one of 'thlree mentioned SUNPET Representing at the last minute for Dr. H.

of Clear Lake and surrounding said Juari, f'will not demean him for pwasion. fhf 8re being was by DurftM form and erou? graphs and 'charts. as shown the We'U see fully cQncui're4 in Kv htt DENTISTS PR, PATRICK MULLIGAN Director of Iowa Natural" scientists havC to when meii rode and wQnien Resources Board, and the District say about Clear Lake, its walked behind them. But the of evaporation, tiie true tiie platfoiiii with Dr, of the uty oi lulie She feliuuld not mid- JR, Dr. R.

Chiropractor E. State Algona Phone CY 4-3621 OPTOMETRISTS Drs. SAWYER and ERICKSON Eyes Examined Contact 'Lenses Hearing Aid Glasses 9 East Stale Street Algona, Iowa Phone CYpress 4-2196 Hours: a.m. to 5:00 Closed Saturday Afternoons q. Optometrist Visual Analysis Visual Training 108 South Harjan Si (Home -Federal Bldg.) CY Farm Management Phons GT Carlson Farm Management Company Ph.

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