Reinking Crowned Fayette County Dairy Princess
Mary Reinking, 20, of Hawkeye, was crowned Fayette County Dairy Princess Tuesday evening. Janice Raete, 16, of Maynard—runner-up—while Cleitus Meyer of West Union named county distinguished dairyman. Donald Meyer of Maynard earned outstanding young dairyman. Kenneth Frey received an appreciation award. Production honors went to James Stewart Oelwein Norbert Moore Hawkeye and Sheldon Fox Randalia for top Holstein records.
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Fayett County
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Robert Reinking
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Janice Raete
Joe Raete
Maynard, & Waucoma
Cletus Meyer
Meyer
Halstein
St. Luke's Catholi Church of St. Lucas
Country Dairy Herd Improvement Assa. Board
Donald Meyer
Maynard
Harold
Bee
Shelly
Kenneth Frey
West Union
James Stewart
Oelwein
Norbert Moore
Sheldon Fox
Randalia
New Yorker Pamphlets Stir OSHA Controversy
Government pamphlets on farm safety provoke uproar as critics say the New Yorker style drafts insult farmers. Senate panel endorses a resolution blasting OSHA rules requiring outdoor facilities and safety guidance for farm workers.
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OSTA
Fayette Fair Boosters Plan New Show Building
West Union boosters raise funds for a 70 by 160 foot clear span building to house Fayette county fair’s Blue Ribbon dairy show. The goal is 15 000 by Monday to start construction costing about 29 000 with two breed shows to be held at the new facility for state and area events.
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West Union
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Elgin
Conservation Tillage Field Day at Garnavillo
Garnavillo hosts a conservation tillage field day on the Sylvester Wille farm to compare tillage methods for cord and pasture renovation. Tours begin at 7, 7:30, 8, and 8:30 with demonstrations of no till, broadcast, and conventional plows using buffalo planters and related equipment.
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Hawkeye Tech Wins Top Honors in Lamb Show
Hawkeye Tech of Waterloo dominated the Lincoln Future Farmers of America Lamb show carcass division at Wilson & Co. The school owned the first place carcass weighing 42 pounds and placed third with a 47.5 pound carcass. Second went to John Rouse of Tipton with a 46 pound lamb. Eldon Hans and George Hornung judged the event. the live lamb show was held Monday in Tipton.
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Waterloo
Lincoln Future Farmers of America
PFA
Wilson & Co, Inc
Hawkeye Tech Alsin Hind
John Rouse
Tipton
Eldon Hans
George Hornung
Wilson Livestock Services
Kenny Re-elected Iowa Soil Chairman
J. Thomas Kenny of Akron was reelected chairman of the state soil conservation committee at the June Des Moines meeting. Walter Hagen of Water Ville was reelected vice chairman. Both will start one-year terms on July 1.
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State Soil Conservation Committe
J. Thomas Kenny
Akron
Des Moines
Walter Hagen
Waterville
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