Plowing Match Set for McDonald Farm in Cherokee County
The Pilot-Rock Plowing Match Board selects Lew McDonald farm at Chapman tenanted land for county district and contour plowing events. Contour lands draw at 8 30 a m August 13 with junior senior and champion classes. Entry deadline August 6 with prizes 30 20 10 5 and trophies for sweepstakes winners.
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Howard Fee
Lew McDonald
Harry Chapman
Chapman
Cherokee
Meriden
Northwest Iowa
Cherokee County
Kenneth Clark
Larrabee
Lyle Mason
Soil Conservation Office
Harvey l Lindberg
Unwanted Money In Congress Delivers Extra Air Force Funds
A congressional move forces the Air Force to accept an additional 900 million dollars despite objections from the President and Defense officials. The President and top defense leaders did not want the extra money, while Democrats pushed the allocation amid partisan maneuvering.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Air Force
Executive Department
National Security Council
Budget Bureau
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of Air Force
Foreign aid costs and Iowa share prompt call for review
The writer argues against a $900 million tax rise to fund foreign aid not wanted by the Administration and unaffordable for the Air Force this year. Since 1946 56 foreign aid has cost $65 2 billion. 1957 requests add $4 86 billion. Iowa bears $869 148 thousand total with district share about 180 643 thousand. Washington, D C attracts visitors who see government as costly, crowded, and inefficient yet vital.
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Iowa
Eighth Congressional District
Congress
Washington
D. C
Foster Parents Care For Deserted Fawn At Park Exhibit
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hodges of Moorhead fostered a deserted baby fawn rescued in starvation. With game warden approval they cared for it and recently moved it to Ledges Park near Boone to be exhibited at the state fair.
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Donald Hodges
Moorhead
Ledges Park
Boone
Intention Alone Not Enough to Revoke a Will In Hara Case
The case notes that intention to revoke a will is insufficient without physical acts such as burning tearing or canceling in the testator's presence or with consent. O Hara could revoke only until death, and the valid will existed. A new will is the strongest method to revoke, requiring proper signing and witnesses.
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O'Hara
O Hara
Wheelie Folk Tale Hits Town Fair
A quirky local page features a bicycle with a single wheel and a band of performers led by Dianne Metres and Cocee Minnick. Colleen receives a ceremonial trailer assist as the spectacle rolls through Eldon, drawing crowd interest.
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Diesacle Buatt
Resca
Dianne Metres
Cocee Minnick
Paar
Sangsters
Colleen
Local Couple Mark 61st Anniversary With Tribune Gift
Cdr Jones of near Cheseha renewed his Osowsela Tribune subscription for the first time since receiving it as a wedding gift. He and his wife celebrate their 61st anniversary this week.
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Cdr. Jones
Cheseha
Osowsela Tribune
Mr Jones
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L. H. Daniels
E. G. Bates
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Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank Building
Virgil Larson
Robert Bjorkgren
Eand Nena
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Decorating Service
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Towa
Jim Reanden
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Cherokee County Fair
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