Westfield White-Ups School Notes and Staffing Update
Opening day is Monday August 29 from 8 30 to 3 40 with hot lunch. Kindergarten mornings only for five year olds by September 15. A physician and dentist health form is required. Due to Mr Messeck's resignation Mrs Corbin Tindall will teach Eighth grade. Sunday Masses at St Catherine's at 845 am. Winter schedule now in effect. Miss Morehead and Miss Brown returned from Hlake's Grove Camp Ackley Ind. Congregational Ladies Aid meets Sept 1 at 2 pm. Theme for the year The Christian's Calling.
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Westfield
Lawrence Messeck
Corbin Tindall
St. Catherine's
Susan Morehead
Carolyn Brown
Hlake's Grove
Ackley
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
toWA Heart Fund Sets All Time High
Plymouth county ranked third high contributor in the northwest division with 2794.47 in the 1966 campaign. Woodbury and Buena Vista exceeded this total. The Iowa Heart Association reports a record 442,960.30 raised for fiscal 1955 66, funding heart research education and services.
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Plymouth County
Northwest Town
Woodbury
Buens Vista
Iowa Heart Association
Heart Fund
Quail population shows increase in fall counts
Elden Stempel of the State Conservation Commission reports a 20 percent rise in quail numbers over last year with most observed as adult brood stock. Final October counts will define the statewide total as mild winters aided range expansion and good spring hatching conditions boosted populations.
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Elden Stempel
State Conservation Commission
Caid
Stempel
Local Coast Guard recruit finishes eight weeks training
Seaman Apprentice Ronald D. Popken, USCG, son of Mr and Mrs Pred H. Popken of Rural Route Akron, completed eight weeks of recruit training in Gape May New Jersey. He learned boatmanship signaling infantry drill personal hygiene Coast Guard history and traditions military courtesy and citizenship in preparation for a Coast Guard career.
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Register-Tribune
Gape May
N. J
PHTNC
Ronald D. Popken
USCG
Wid Mes
Coast Guard
Boar Sale Hosted by Brookings Station on Aug 26
Union County Agent Robert Osborne announces a Friday sale of 50 performance tested boars from seven breeds at the 4 H grounds on the west edge of Brookings. The sale starts at 7:00 PM and features consignments from top purebred herds. For details contact L J Kortan at South Dakota State University in Brookings.
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South Dakota
Brookings
L. J. Kortan
South Dakota State University
Vigilantes feared as courts curb police power
In a Washington exclusive the dissenting justices warn that restricting confessions may force citizens to rely on violent self help with guns and neighbors. Resignations flow from police departments nationwide as vigilante justice looms if local authorities cannot cope, urging Congress to restore policing powers.
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Supreme Court
White
Harlan
Stewart
New York City
Midwest
Wells
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Congress
Washington
On the Lawn Wich Larry Lawrence
A reader's complaint prompts advice on weed control errors. The piece stresses reading product instructions, timing applications to weed growth, and using Clout for crabgrass. It notes many failures result from improper application and praises Scotts for guaranteeing effectiveness on a money-back basis.
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Scotts
Dsable
Plymouth County Livestock Feeders Tour Announced
Plymouth County Livestock Feeders Assn will conduct its annual tour of several Plymouth county feedlots on Tuesday August 2. Ed Willer of Akron, association chairman, announces. Guest speaker at luncheon is Bill Zmolok extension beef cattle specialist from Iowa State University Ames. He will discuss the future of beef cattle feeding for smaller Iowa feedlots.
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Plymouth County Livestock Feeders Assn
Plymouth County
Willer
Akron
Bill Zmolok
Iowa ‘State University
Ames
Iowa
Flying Saucers Serious Business book described by Edwards
Frank Edwards declares flying saucers exist citing Air Force notes and a new Lyle Stuart book. Eyewitness accounts, 32 pages of photographs, and UFOs sighted worldwide including ant arctic rumors are discussed as evidence of con trolled visits. the work questions top secrecy and hints at a possible human race encounter.
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Frank Edwards
Air Force
Lyle Stuart
Defense Department
Edwards
Eglor
Antarctic
Kremlin
Pentagon
Iowa Right to Work survey cited as proof against forced unionism
An Iowa public opinion poll released in Des Moines shows 80 percent favoring the Town Right to Work Law, including majorities across parties and a high share of non Asian workers. Union members also largely back the measure, underscoring broader support for voluntary labor associations amid political debate.
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Iowa
Americain
Reed Larson
National Right To Work Committee
Des Moines
Larson
Central Surveys
Shenandoah
Tuwa
U. S
Burson
Towa
Des Moines Register & Tribune
Lown Hall
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
N. J
Congress
Iowa General Assembly
Lowa
Northwest Iowa Crop Situation Updates Labor Shortages
Huynding, corn shelling and southern weeding continue as main area work. Damaged farm help declines as farmers finish labor before school. Anticipate tractor operator shortages for fall. recruiting retired farmers. Demand strong for year good and help with wages from 150 to 950 dollars, with average around 260 to 300, plus housing and extras. Married hands offered 225 to 950, single times 150 and up with board and room.
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Tabor
Mayne criticizes Johnson administration over inflation policy
Sioux City Sixth District candidate Wiley Mayne says the Johnson administration nearly accepted inflation as policy and urges the President to curb living costs by halting large federal spending and delaying new domestic programs for the war. He faults Commerce and Treasury spokesmen for admitting failed economic management.
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Wiley Mayne
Sioux City
Johnson-tumphrey
Johnson Trumphrey
Linng
Mayne
Barrestaries of
Commerce
Treasury
Nations
Union County Weed Board Announces New Supervisor Appointment
The Union County Weed Board announces the hiring of Dennis Dunlotson as County Weed Supervisor to combat weed infestations. He will assist farmers with weed control information and secure cooperation for noxious weed management. Farmers are urged to cooperate. controlling weeds costs less than letting them grow.
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Union County Woadt Board
Dennia Dunlotson
Iareka
Union County Weed Board
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Ray A. and
Gerald F. Smith
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Sioux
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Larry Lawrence
SETTE
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Carla Klemme
Cindy Manley
Gail Port
Martin
Madonna Boomgarten
Teresa and
Carla Hansen
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Tami Jo Nelson
Marla Woudenberg
Carol and
Claudia Lewison
AEA
Mike Harvey
Kelvin
Batman
Klemme
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Nortuwest
CRO
Jerry Wych
Ken Milbrodt
Jerry Jans
Bob Wych
Wiley Mayne Challenges
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