Iowa and regional Angus associations elect officers
Multiple Iowa counties and regions announce new officers for -year posts across Eastern and Northeast Iowa Angus groups. Notable names include Paul Stueland Cala mus and Jim Byrnes Waukon with other officers listed for associations in Linn Delaware Johnson and beyond. Details also note a Federal Land Bank rate reduction and pork carcass residu es findings in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Keith Jones
Manchester
Bill Burbridge
Jim Shover
Delhi
Edythe Satterlee
Johnson County
Don Spevacek
Iowa City
Warren Ernest
West Branch
Dale Shires
Fremont Isaacs
Linn County
Johnny Ketelsen
Marion
Paul Lillie
Dale Minor
Morris Neighbor
Gazette
Eastern Iowa Angus Association
Paul Stueland
Calamus
Tom Bowstead
DeWitt
Marion Barnhart
Nichols
Darrel Reid
Lisbon
Vic Stueland
Joel Olson
Grand Mound
Dellwyn Franzen
Wilton
Paul Schinckel
Walcott
Harold Kunde
Baldwin
Eastern Iowa
Junior Angus Association
Teri Eichhorn
Tipton
Dion Olson
Secreary
Brad Mumm
New Liberty
Julie Swanson
Durant
Denise Schmidt
Delmar
Rich Wierup
Bernard
Scott Eichhorn
Merle Schinckel
Northeast Iowa Angus Association
Jim Byrnes
Waukon
Doug Rueber
Arlington
Dan Byrnes
Wauken
Lori White
Plainfield
Cedar Rapids Reports Only Two Aflatoxin Cases Found
Federal grain inspectors in Cedar Rapids have tested 24 samples for aflatoxin this month since Oct 3 and found only two contaminated corn samples. The testing costs 12 dollars per test at ten offices, with results showing no cause for alarm in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Werning
Cedar Rapids
Federal
South
Grain Inspection Service
Des Moines
Iowa
John Crosby
Phil Miller
Tama 4-H honors 15 year leaders in county awards
Tama 4-H presented 15 year pins to Martin Buckmeyer and Shirley Uchytil. Ten year pins went to Jim Abrams and Alma Morrison. Holly Higgins won citizenship and leadership awards. Connie Svoboda and Lana Shope also earned leadership awards. Denise Stadler and Trude Dolezal received citizenship awards. Achievement awards went to Calvin Dostal, Dianne Thoms, Kathy Irvine, and Roger Thoms with Dostal also earning an agricultural award. Rick Hopper named champion dairy member. New 4-H Council installed with members from Toledo Traer Chelsea Tama Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRAER
Tama County
Martin Buckmeyer
Shirley Uchytil
Tama
Jim Abrams
Toledo
Alma Morrison
Holly Higgins
Connie Svoboda
Clutter
Lana Shope
Denise Stadler
Chelsea
Trude Dolezal
Calvin Dostal
Dianne Thoms
Gladbrook
Kathy Ir
Farm strike undecided as harvest outlook looms
Oren Staley, president of the National Farmers Organization, says it is early to tell if a Dec. 14 national farm strike will occur. He cites harvest quality and prices as key factors, noting drought and surplus in corn could push farmers toward action. He also stresses the need for organization and planning for any strike to succeed. On this date in 1936, an around the world air race ended at Lakehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn
Des Moines
UPI
National Farmers Organization
Oren Staley
Staley
Missouri
Iowa
Lakehurst
N.J. H.E. Elkins
Three counties name soil speech winners in contests
In Johnson Cedar and Benton counties soil conservation districts held speech contests. Peggy Bhalla 13 Iowa City won Johnson County with Lyle Stutzman 16 Kalona and Julie Lang 17 Iowa City placing second and third. Cedar County winner Burt Lang 17 Scattergood School. Jeff Kaufmann 16 Wilton second. Robert Kirkman 16 Wilton third. Benton County winner Doug Engstrom 15 Garrison. Michael Wirth 12 Vinton second. Engstrom and Wirth are sons of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Cedar
Johnson County
Peggy Bhalla
Iowa City
R.C. Bhalla
Lyle Stutzman
Kalona
Julie Lang
Stutzman
Stanley Stutzman
Julie
Allen Lang
Burt Lang
Scattergood School
West Branch
Cedar County
Tipton
Jeff Kaufmann
Wilton
Robert Kirkman
Kaufmann
Freeman Kaufman
Kirkman
Loyd Kirkman
Doug Engstrom
Garrison
Vinton
Michael Wirth
Engstrom
Dean Engstrom
Wirth
Paul Wirth
Auctions Saturday and Sunday near Dysart Alice Independence Anamosa Midway
Auctions listed for Saturday October 22 and Sunday October 23 include multiple estates and goods. Roy Land grebe estate 325 acres 644 miles southeast of Dysart sells at 1 am with 12 machines and household goods. Leslie Bardoner estate near Alice sells at 1 am 11.25 acres. Emma Ratchford estate at Independence edge sells at 1 am 11.25 acres with antiques and misc. Edna Richard Moehi estate northwest of Anamosa sells at 4 pm 4 miles northwest of Anamosa. Jack Wilder estate near Midway sells Sunday at 10 am household goods machinery beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Landgrebe
Dysart
Leslie Bardoner
Alice
Emma Ratchford
Edge
Independence
Edna Richard Moehi
Anamosa
Sun
Jack Wilder
Midway
Advertising Message In The Home Drives More Buying Action
The article notes that reaching consumers in their homes with advertising messages increases purchase activity. It highlights home delivery and direct mail as effective channels for prompting shopper engagement and influencing brand choices.
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The fragment appears as a classified notice style item with unclear names and details. Readable parts suggest a local classified entry possibly about a person named Bette and a venue or event, but essential facts are not evident.
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Omaha
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Angus
Sulfa
Ames
Strawberry Point
Jesup
Craig Lacey
Camp Ewalu
Lacey
Fred Hainline
Corning
Buchanan County Soil Conservationist
Hainline
Dennis Reger
Chariton
Rapids Gazette
United Nations Security Council
Britain
France
United States
South Africa
Bette
Hertz Farm
Nevada
Hwy
East
List St
Palisades Rd
Mt. Vernon
Willowbrook Plaza
Mason City
Shueyville United Methodist Church
Farm &G
Aden
Robert Sixta
Swisher Trust & Savings Bank
Jcpenney
Jcpenney Catalog Department
2Nd St. SE
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