Pick Dairy Queen For Iowa County
SHIRLEE COX daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Cox of North English was named Iowa county s Dairy Queen and crowned last week at Marengo during the 4 H dairy and beef show There were 13 contestants Miss Cox a graduate of North English high class of 1948 was chosen and gifts were presented by the Quad City Dairy Improvement Association Oscar Hauskins of North English served as queen contest chairman.
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Shirlee Cox
Clifford Cox
North English
Iowa County
Marengo
Miss Cox
North English High
Quad City Dairy Improvement Association
Oscar Hauskins
Borseth Wins Beef Honors In Winneshiek
Winneshiek County fair reports record livestock entries with 4-H and open classes. Bob Borseth’s Shorthorn takes baby beef grand championship while Tom Ryan’s Angus claims reserve. Dozens of champions across Hereford, Holstein, Ayrshire, Guernsey, Brown Swiss, and Chester White divisions noted, along with showmanship and top herd honors.
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nWinneshiek
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Tom Ryan
Eugene Schwade
Roy Fulsaas
Fulsaas
Angus
Ryan
Roger Spille
Stephlet Rank
Jerry Johnson
Gerry Wenthold
Spille
Heifer
Dean Rogness
Howard Hageman
Barrow
Hampshire
Earl Smith
Chester
Arthur Allen
Guernsey
Paul Morgan
Jim Hawkins
Wayne Sorenson
Moeller Brothers of
Ossian
David Flagge
Waukon
Duane Hauber
Moeller Brothers
Stephlen
Gerald Wenthold
Ayrshires
Robert Kerr
Leonard Chipera
George Winterbreer
Chipera
H. W. Helms and Sons
J. W. St. Clair
Beaman
Amana Cows Average 38 Pounds Fat in July
Amana Cows in the Amana DHIA averaged 38 pounds of fat from 1,112 pounds of milk during July. Supervisor Curtis Jones reported Saturday. There were 410 cows in seven herds. The high herd produced 43.4 pounds of fat. The total for the dairy enterprise was 524,873 pounds of milk and 17,930 pounds of fat.
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Amana
Amana Dhia
Curtis Jones
Mesquakie Progress and Powwow Traditions Highlight Reservation Life
The Mesquakie tribe has become more self-reliant with elected leaders, a growing school program, and wage work in local industries as hunting and farming fade. The Eagle dance, revived after World War II veterans returned, competes with historic dances. wickiups sit beside frame houses, electric lights grace the grounds, and leaders Rob ert Waseskuk Columbus Keahna and Curtis Youngbear oversee this year’s powwow committee.
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Tama County
Presbyterian Indian
Robert
Billy Jones
Pushetonequa Brothers
Seven hurt in Des Moines auto collision injures man
In Des Moines on Saturday seven people were injured in a two car crash. Sam Park, 49, of Des Moines remained hospitalized afternoon with one serious injury while others were discharged.
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DES Moines
Sam Park
Wisden Osteopathic Hospital
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