Local social visits and travels noted around Steamboat Rock
Owasa Mrs. Stanley Gronner and children of Hubbard and Mrs. Weyne Rierson and Barbara of Radcliffe visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. James Carr Kenneth Curtis and Willard Hartman. Sherry Curtis was a Tuesday and Thursday overnight guest of Lois Swaim in the Cecil Swaim home. Miss Lois Swaim was a Wednesday overnight guest of Sherry Curtis in the Kenneth Curtis home. Don Zielske, Jeanine, Lois and Barbara and Mrs. Irene Mann left last Sunday for the Black Hills and Bad Lands in South Dakota. They returned home on Thursday, Barbara Jo Whigham visiting in the Rex Heard home at Steamboat Rock at this time. Mrs. Melvin Gangestad and Donna visited in the Robert Hazelwood home near Steamboat Rock Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Gronner
Hubbard
Weyne Rierson
Barbara
Radcliffe
Mis
James Carr
Kenneth Curtis
Willard Hartman
Angha
Thursay
Sherry Curtis
Lois Swaim
Cecil Swaim
Don Zielske
Jeanine
Lois
Irene Mann
Plan Open House at Agronomy Farm Summer Field Day
The 1955 summer field day at Iowa State College Agronomy Farm will feature an open house program on July 6. Co chairs Man C. J. Gauger and E. B. Dyas report three tour areas: crop rotations fertilizer manure and legumes, and Prassis: varinty comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Agronomy Farm
C. J. Gauger
E. 8. Dyas
Gauger
Story County Extension
Rotational Grazing Open House Showcases Pasture Use
An open house showcases rotational grazing and pasture plans for oats, barley, flax, and both spring and winter wheat. Gauger and Dvas note full tours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with morning and afternoon sessions and a mid day plan to link feeding with continuous grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvas
Ames field day outlines tillage and grazing studies
The article describes an afternoon field day plan at Ames with tours of tillage plots and cropping methods. It notes grazing trials at Iowa State College comparing rotational, continuous, and clipped forage systems, detailing beef yields and daily gain, with moving schedules and the need for high quality forage to optimize results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Scholl
Iowa State College
Scholl
Choice Hereford
Towa
Schol
Grazing Plans Guide Forage Surplus Management
Agricultural notes emphasize monitoring forage balance in rotational grazing plots. When surplus forage reaches the hay stage, producers should harvest for hay or silage to preserve value and prevent waste. The guidance stresses timely action and maintaining forage quality through stage-based utilization.
Union Town council minutes July 6 1966 proceed with permits
The Union Town council met Monday evening June 6 1966. Minutes approved. Motions covered road work, Hargrave Construction Co contract, and half payments. Several permit approvals granted: cigarette, cigar, elmothc, Class BH beer, and no pool hall permit for Wogan Bros. Various funds disbursed and claims allowed. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union, Town
Atteberry
C. FF Long
J. Huffman
Hubert Murusor
Sam Sorensen
Hurley Mang
Long
Sorengen
Highwey
Hargrave Construction Co
Union Way
Huffman
Sotensch
Maas
Hunger
Soranen
O'Ni
Elmothc
Sorensen
Hauser
Mros
Wogan Bros
Huser
Mans
Pyr
General Street
Sentrattat
Butlet
Harold Spurlin
Bruck McCloud
Charles W. Butler
W. Butler
TaiMunt Moore
Insurance
Tohn Holveck
Frank Mercer
Chas
Denniston - Partrides
Ohn
Reigela
Krwell, Inc
MacMillan Ol
Tee
Ight & Power Brockway Super Syn
Union Price
Ate
Byana & Pysdale
Heryford
Tong
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. V. Kennedy
Washington Ave
Iowa Falls, Iowa
Eldora Ideal Laundry
Owasa
Mrs
Helen Curtis
Cosmopolitan
Dyas
Ames
Insectocutors
Radio & TV
Eidora
RCA
Ward Miller
Eldora
Heelscher’s Shoe Repair
Constel
Willis K Bramwell
Howard Ocalfee
Clark Bramwell
W. K. Bramwell, Jr
Robert Brown
Consumer Loan and Insurance
Keith Strothee
Frank Jackson
Clarence Cockerram
Elda M. Sheldon
Guy W. Jones
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hardin County Savings Bank
Legals
Council Proceedings
Dale Johnson
Plisse
Bickenbach
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