Multiple Social Visits Highlight Steamboat Rock Area
Steamboat Rock area residents welcomed guests and hosted relatives over the week. Families from Ackley, Ft. Dodge, Wellsburg, New Providence, Mason City, Waterloo, Dixon Kentucky, Chicago, Red Wing Minnesota and other places visited homes, shared meals, picnics, and overnight stays.
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Lloyd Boomgarden
Beth Ann
Yulen
Minn
Hienle
Albert Kruse
Arlyes
Ackley
Martin Kruse
Joe Trittien
Jerry
Jane
BE. H. Reed
Chicago
Reed
Rena Hoffman
Rena Frerichs
John M
van Loh
Wellsburg
James Riggin
Janice
Dixon, Ky
Riggin
Jake Cramer
J. W. Grieves
Waterloo
Grieves
H. A. Eckhoff
Kate Luiken
Carl
Sarah Billingsley
John Cramer, Jr
Ella Daleske
Sarah Jo
Marshalltown
Melvin Hoffman
Ft. Dodge
Linda
Marilyn Uhlken
Hienie Boomgarden
Paul Williams
New Providence
John Cramer
Cathryn
Darlene Steinfeldt
Dolores Crosser
Paul Buthman
Ernest Buthman
Lake Zurich
Ill
Henry Buthman
Lydia
Glen Archer
Eldora
Vern Thor~en
Willard Trout
Diane and
Bruce
Jewell
Larry Kruse
Jake Boomgarden
Boyd Cartwright
Red Wing
Frank Fredrickson
Milk production boost from fly control on dairy farms
Iowa State extension dairyman Donald Voelker says cows without summer flies could yield 10 to 20 percent more milk per same feed, with fly control costing under one cent per head daily. Entomologists urge sanitation and targeted treatments using Diazinon and activated pyrethrins, applied from late May through September, plus repellents and proper labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Voelker
Iowa State College
Voelker
Sanitation and milk cooling key for profitable dairy
Sanitation is vital for Iowa dairy profits says A W Rudnick of Iowa State College. Meeting dry milk solids standards governs creamery purchases and pricing, with substandard milk risking downgrade or animal-use only sale. Prompt mechanical cooling keeps bacterial counts low, protecting producer earnings. A 1957 Whitten special election notices a public franchise ordinance granting rights to Iowa Electric Power for twenty five years.
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Iowa
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa State College
Rudnick
United States Department of Agriculture
Whitten approves electric franchise for town utility
The Town of Whitten Iowa grants Whitten Electric Light and Power Company a twenty year non exclusive franchise to construct operate and maintain transmission and distribution systems within the town limits to supply electricity to residents and businesses with rights to enter streets and public places and to set reasonable rates. The ordinance sets safety standards restoration of disturbed surfaces and penalties for damaging poles and equipment and requires acceptance by the grantee within sixty days and voter approval.
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Whitten
Iowa
Town
Iowa Electric Light and Powder Company
Iowa Corporation
Towa
WIECH
Ott
Tit
Whittihn
Wunto
Eleetric Lieht and Power Company
Towa Corporation
United States Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
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Eldora Ideal Laundry
Whitte Miss Beverly Flick
Dwight Long
St. Thomas Hospital
Lee Soule
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Thompson
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W.S.C.S
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Ray Callaway
Raymond Sheffield
Enos Fouts
Henry Koch
Walter Arnold
Clari
Dilsaver
The
Christian Church
Whitten Park
William Dilsaver
Leroy Whiteside
Clear Lake
Martha Sheppard
Betty Long
Ann Yordy
Gary Kaput
Donnie Fulton
Wendy
Whiteside
Linda Petersen
Linda Morgan
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Whitten General Store
Enos B. Fouts
H. D. Long
Kauffman Hall
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Keller Loan Service
M. K. Trout
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Don’s Royal Blue United Food
Crossan Food
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Jack & Jill
Walt’s
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Texas Company
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