Farmer Profile: Marland Huls of Manchester Area
The Gazette canvassed Marland Huls, 52, a 160 acre Manchester area farmer who markets 250 hogs yearly and milks 29 Holstein cows plus 35 replacements. He criticizes Carter’s farm programs, supports Blouin for Congress, and cites pipeline eminent domain and farmland preservation as top issues, with family roots tracing to 1902 and plans to vote in upcoming races.
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Marland Huls
Manchester
Judy
Grailing
Robin
Farm Bureau
Ryan American Legion
Lutheran Church At
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Cedar Rapids
Hull
Carter
Bob Bergland
Earl Butz
Cattle market aids Iowa State but strains veterinary college
Ames Iowa strong live cattle market helps producers yet strains Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. The Iowa Cattlemen's Association asks members to donate unwanted live adult animals for anatomy dissection labs. Don Adams notes growing donor response and openness to larger animals, with live donations preferred for proper embalming. Horses emerge as a feasible source as owners seek humane disposal over rendering. Transportation is free and donations are tax deductible. some owners worry about dissecting pets, but officials compare it to body donation for science.
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Ames
College of Veterinary Medicine
Iowa State University
Iowa Cattlemen's Association
Don Adams
Adams
Soil and Water, Key to Our Future Speech Contest
Johnson County hosts the annual soil conservation speech contest at 6 30 p m Thursday Oct 17 in Montgomery Hall Iowa City open to grades seven through 12 Ten years ago the Soviet Union promised to remove 10 percent of its occupation forces in Czechoslovakia within a month.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Montgomery Hall
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Fangman named Buchanan County outstanding soil commissioner
Fangman, chairman of the Buchanan County Soil Conservation District, is named the district’s outstanding commissioner. He has served 12 years as a commissioner after four years as an assistant, farms 550 acres near Monti, and with his wife LuCean has 12 children. He participates in the Temporary Land Preservation Committee, hosted the Final Acre ceremony, and is active in the Farm Bureau and St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Monti.
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Independence
Dan Fangman
Buchanan County Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Buchanan County
Fangman
Monti
LuCean
Soil Survey
Farm Bureau
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Farm auctions schedule for October weekend sales
Farm auctions set for Saturday October 14 with events at United Methodist Church Shueyville Lord's Acre Sale at 10 a.m. and a close out sale at 12:30 p.m. near Linn County Home. Also a sale at 10:30 a.m. featuring antiques by Johnny Blythe near Williamsburg. Sunday October 15 includes a close out sale of household goods and machinery by David Fauser near Atkins. Monday October 23 lists a sale at 10 a.m. of 190 acres by Ray Hammell at the courthouse in Waukon.
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Lord’s Acre
United Methodist Church
Shueyville
Ralph Michel
Linn County
Mach
Johnny Blythe
Williamsburg
David Fauser
Atkins
Ray Hammell
Waukon
Iowa County A-H awards presented at Marengo
Iowa County 4-H members were honored at the annual awards night in Marengo. Winners include Zentmire traveling trophy to Brian Brown and Rhea Edwards. North English achievement award to Lori Maschmann. citizenship awards to Maschmann and Theresa Walker. leadership awards to Theresa Walker and Beth Leichsenring. beef award to Sandra Bank. dairy by Patti Mumby. county champion dairy member David Edwards of North English, among others.
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Marengo
Iowa County
Beth Leichsenring
Amana
Brian Brown
Michelle Meyer
Ladora
Kenneth Ward
Chris Oehler
Sandra Bank
Deep River
Linda Blythe
Dannette Loupee
Williamsburg
Patti Mumby
David Edwards
North English
Fires and ferries mark notable dates on this day
The Chicago fire of 1871 caused 196 million dollars in damage and 300 deaths but was not the nation’s largest blaze that day. A Pestigo forest fire destroyed 1,280,000 acres with 1,152 deaths. Also on this date in 1811 the first steam powered ferry began between New York City and Hoboken New Jersey.
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Chicago
United States
Midwest
Pestigo
Wis
New York City
Hoboken
N.J
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