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ment, who exhibited his brains to those of our county who took ad* vantage of the Opportunity last spring when he jwas here, says:' "For some it will hot be a pleasant tonic but the prescription calls for “belt righting.” The .frequency and the size ofj the dosage is variable,was indicated by directions which read, “Take as needed <to get your financial!affairs in ordeh
There doesn't seem to be much change in evdiencO in so far as the 1955 Outlook is concerned as compared
to 1954 |fbr most items bought or sold. Fbr the most part the situation seems stable. Hog prices have about fettled down. .. cannot expect a repetition of last spring’s high value but yet a reasonable profit as corn-hog price ratio expected to prices aren't expected to until possibly mi$ prices may lower for more efficient
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use of feed.
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