Junior Show crowns top youth in 1968 events
The 1968 Winnebago County Junior Show closes with 4H and Future Farmers of America youth showcasing ingenuity. Mike Kettwick tops the livestock with a Charolais cross selling at 36.00 per cwt. Other notes include a newly formed Saved by the Belt Club in Iowa, a 1968 Winchester Clay Bird Tournament with $450,000 in prizes, and a Slow Pitch All-Star softball night to raise funds for Buffalo Center's shelterhouse.
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Winnebago County
Farmer's of America
Mike Kettwick
Harold Kettwick
MaDonna
Darwin
Mike
Iowa
Lowa
New Pioneer Gun Club
Des Moines
Bahama Islands
Canada
Central
South America
Box 190
Waukee
Athletic Field
Shelterhouse Fund
Gene Black
Harry Hanken
Ball Park
Buffalo Center
Wallace Appears in Des Moines Despite Thunderstorm Rally
George C. Wallace drew 5000 to 10000 Iowans to a Des Moines rally amid torrential rain. He faced 60 70 reporters at an airport news conference and pledged federal aid to police if needed. The day included a Savery hotel stop, a $25 plate fundraiser, and a Town ballot nomination for the American Independent Party. A Farmers poll showed McCarthy favored by three to one over Humphrey among Town farmers for the Democratic nomination. Rockefeller led Nixon with Reagan last among Republicans.
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Wallace George C. Wallace
Des Moines
Alabama
Wallace
State Fairgrounds
Iowa
Washington
Savery Hotel
American Independent Party
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Jowa Farra
McCarthy
Humphrey
Lloyd R. Smith
Board of Regents
Highway Commission
Board of Control
William Forst
State Treasurer's Office
State Revenue Department
Forst
New Revenue Department
Jack Warren
Black Hawk County
Parks College Aeronautical Degree For Royce Gray
Royce 4. Gray son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gray Buffalo Center received a bachelor of science degree in semautics from Parks College of Aeronautical Technology Saint Louis University during the Spring Trimester Commencement Exercises. He majored in aeronautical administration and held multiple student leadership roles. He plans to enter pilot training with the U S Air Force in October. Also included are state civil service updates and Iowa primary election timing discussions.
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Royce
Alpha Phi Omega
National College Service Fraternity
Gray
Ne Training School
United States Air Force
The Faith of Christ and Our Belief in Him
The author argues that Paul speaks of the faith of Christ rather than our faith in Christ. Christ's worthiness and fidelity justify confidence, with faith in Him preceding our own belief. Righteousness from God comes by the faith of Christ for all who believe, as Christ’s atonement and intercession secure salvation for those who come to God.
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God
Jesus Christ
Apostle Paul
Christ
Apostle
Calvary
Paul
Philippi
June Primary Debate Highlights and New Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
Warren and Rasmussen discuss advantages and disadvantages of an early June primary with April nominating-paper deadlines. Iowa’s first class graduates from the law enforcement academy with 36 officers including two police chiefs and 29 city police members. The academy requires completion by July 1, 1988, and future plans include a dedicated campus near Camp Dodge with state and federal authorization.
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Paign
Warren
Iowa Military Academy
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
U.S. Congress
Northrup King Conference Guests in Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs Gilman W Heydlauff stayed a week with Northrup King and Co in Minneapolis as Heydlauff attended his firm 1968 General Sales Conference A farm tour at Eden Prairie a Bar B Que and sweet corn dinner a Twins double header game and shopping in the Twins Cities Heydlauff is a farm sales supervisor for the seed firm Northrup King and Co the nation s largest general seed firm
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Northrup, King
Minneapolis
Gilman W. Heydlauff
Northrup, King & Co
Heydlauff
Eden Prairie
Minnesota Twins
Twins
NIACC Looks to Upgrade Library Facilities
NIACC officials plan library upgrades funded by a proposed mill levy if voters approve on September 9. They seek a multi media center, film and slide library, expanded book purchases, and more reference materials for technical agriculture and nursing programs.
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Jery
North Town Area Community College
William F. Berner
NIACC
North Central Association
Mason City
C. H. Beem
American Library Association
Way Back When 1958 Drain Tile Drove Costs
Tribune retro notes from July 31 1958 recount costly drain tile work on Eppo Johnson farm. A 700 foot 15 inch ditch often uncovered Monday night caused two heifers to fall in. one died, the other was rescued unharmed. Also mentions Harry Adams sustaining a severe back injury at Adams DX Service and Hub Beyer caring for the station.
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Tribune Files
Eppo Johnson
Harry Adams
Adams DX
Hub Beyer
Visiting notices and gatherings in Minnesota and Iowa
Miss Ethel Husome of Minneapolis arrived Wednesday July 24 for a visit with Mrs. Wdith Theile. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Olson visited with their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Keith George, at Waverly from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boekalman of Fort Dodge enjoyed a week with his mother, Mrs. Maggie Boekelman, and his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hanson.
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Tribune
G. H. Dolmage
Buffalo Center
Mason City
H. D. Fallows
C. E. Chenoweth
Willard Harma
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Army
Omaha
Nebraska
Tribune Files
TerVeer
Gerald Claassen
Ila Claassen
Iowa Falls
Ellsworth Junior College
C. A. Pease
Ethel Husome
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wdith Theile
Olson
Keith George
Waverly
W. H. Boekalman
Fort Dodge
Maggie Boekelman
Tom Hanson
Dentist Seeks Practice Location After Keokuk Graduation
A recent Keokuk Iowa dental school graduate plans to practice in southern Tolinda. The Jolson campaign gains momentum with growing crowds and energy from Johnson supporters.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Tolinda
Jolson
Johnson
Johnson Decries Tax Assessments in Iowa Campaign
Donald E. Johnann, Republican candidate for governor, denounces the recent tax assessment law as inequitable and burdensome to farmers and small business. He calls to redefine current use and earning capacity and to adjust taxes on services, food, fiber, advertising, and new construction. Campaign workers report growing enthusiasm.
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Donald E. Johnann
Johnson
Iowa
General Assembly
Don Johnson
Towa
Johnson Campaign
Ladies Enjoy Week-Long Vacation Trip Across Central U S
Margaret Hassevroex Alma Tjaden Evelyn Shortenhaus and Katherine Carman spent a week traveling 2600 miles west to Estes Park Colorado Springs and nearby areas They toured the U S Air Force Academy visited the Truman Library in Kansas City and drove past Harry Truman's home The trip was described as educational and interesting Returning home late Saturday they shared travel notes with friends and family in Mason City Ames and Des Moines along the way
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Margaret Hassevroex
Alma Tjaden
Evelyn Shortenhaus
Katherine Carman
Eater Park
Colorado
the Park
Colorado Springs
U.S. Air Force Academy
Kansas City
Missouri
Harry Truman
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Jack M. Fulton
Elf
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Ben Franklin Stores
Mitchell’s
Ben Franklin Store
Royce A. Gray
Cornelius R. Stampar
Serean Bible Docuty
Chicago
MUNDI
Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery
Buffalo Center Creamery
Albin Nelson
Ustom Corn Mp
Carroll van Hove
Roger Bohl
Jeff
Monica
Harold Bohl
Henry Hofbauer
Francis Grimes
Ames
Henrietta Halliday
John Hofbauer
Monrovia
California
Phillips Tips
Hank
H&d
Henry Dohlman
eMac
Farmers Coop Elevator
Baby Beef
FELCO
Ken Risius
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