Winnebago Delegates at State Girls 4-H Convention
Eleven 4-Hers and leaders from Winnebago County will attend the 32nd annual State Girls 4-H Convention June 6 to 9 on the Iowa State University campus in Ames. Nancy Kingland leads as county president with Mary Jane Holland and Mrs Ramon Nelson as chaperones. The event centers on citizenship with workshops, talks by Dr. Robert Ray and Dr. Charlie King, parades, and officer installation, drawing about 1,700 attendees from across the state.
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Winnebago County
Iowa State University
Ames
Nancy Kingland
Mary Sedgwick
Center Cinderellas
Rebecca Holland
Grant Gleaners
Karen Moen Newton
Forest Hustlers
Diana Flatrud
Loganettes
Linda Larson
Eden Farmerettes
Helen Murray
Buffalo Boosters
Mary Jane Holland
County Extension Home
Ramon Nelson
Rake
Nancy Kingstand
Robert Ray
Division of Special Services
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Charlee King
Oklahoma University
Herbert Arthur
Holland
Farm Equipment Faces Need for Parts and Service Delays
J Merrill Anderson of the Iowa Farm Bureau urges improvements in parts delivery and service for large farm machines. Speaking at the 1970 Farm Equipment Institute in Milwaukee, he warns against regulations that curb expansion, noting Iowa farms have productive acres but risk subsistence policies and higher food costs if town farm sizes shrink. He emphasizes spare parts and prompt service as essential for farmers relying on durable equipment.
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J. Merrill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Jasper County
Farm Equipment Institute
Milwaukee
Anderson
Iowa
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al Winnebago
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