Fern Valley Starlets Meet With Craft Demos And Caravan
Fern Valley Starlets held a June 8 meeting with Ann Kollash and Sandra Elbert presenting drawer dividers and natural wood finishes. Vicky Elbert demonstrated place mats and Linda Kollasch showed lip p back pillows. Members joined a 4H president Bill Fogarty caravan greet and toured Ralph Bauer's home and Matt’s Furniture Store.
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Fern Valleystarleys
Fern Valley Starlets
Ann Kollash
Sandra Elbert
Vicky Elbert
Linda Kollasch
Bill Fogarty
Bill
Ralph Bauer
Whittemore
Matt
Emmetsburg
Vernon Climbers 4-H and Emmetsburg clubs hold meetings and tours
Vernon Climbers 4-H club selected delegates for county camp at Madrid with Roger Schinell as alternate. Tour set for June 29 meeting at Phil Simonson's home. Summer picnic planned for Lost Island State Park June 27. Dennis and Paul Molitor demonstrated soil erosion. Emmetsburg Happy Helpers 4-H met June 11 at Sherri Murphy's home with reports on district camp and Van Gogh and Grant Wood impressions. lunch served.
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Red Bredehoeft
Madrid
Roger Schinell
Phil Simonson
Lost Island State Park
Dennis
Paul Molitor
Lees and Schnells
Roger Molitor
Simmer
Margaret Pratt
Mary . Brennan
Karen Hanson
Lucille Kinneit
Marlene Duhn
Virgina Brown
Sheryl Bisenius
Susan Duhn
Patsy Domek
Patty Bisenius
Nancy Helgeson
Grant Wood
Sherri Murphy
Shatton Pleads Guilty in Motor Vehicle Case
Wayne Wendell Shatton of Emmetsburg appeared May 23 and paid a fine of $70 plus $4 costs for speeding 60 mph in a 24 mph zone. He was charged with running a stop sign and driving with lights off but these charges were dismissed. Metsburg appeared June 17 and also paid a fine of $10 and $4 costs for negligent operation of a motor vehicle.
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Metsburg
Wayne Wendell Shatton
Emmetsburg
6 Appear In Local Courts
Murphy of Emmetsburg pleaded guilty to feckless driving. fined $25 and costs after June 15 incident. Kathleen McCall of Spencer cited for speeding. fined $10 plus costs. Robert Joseph Hanson of Emmetsburg paid $10 fine and $4 costs for negligent operation. other entries note further local court actions.
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William Murphy
Emmetsburg
Court of Justice of the Peace
Br.m Hand
Ronald Smith
Garner
Murphy
Cy Hinder
Bramersbure
Kathleen McCall
Spencer
Beckman
Justice Hand
Dan Brown
Poice
Adrian Brennan
Robert Joseph Hanson
Burton Merle Henkins
Pork Producers Plan Barbecue at County Event
Free barbecue at Algona High School Annex marks Pork Appreciation Day on Tuesday June 29 at 630 PM with attendees from Kossuth Emmet Winnebago Palo Alto Bancock Pochontas Humboldt and Wright counties. Main speakers Dr. McElwyn Whitaker ISU and Don Engle KC. Sponsors include Kossuth Swine Improvement Iowa Park Producers Association C C A Farmbest and Extension Service in cooperation with Iowa State University.
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Algona High School
Galen DeValois
Kossuth Swine Improvement Association
Chas. Nygaard
Wesley
Kossuth
Emmet
Winnebago
Palo Alto
Bancock
Pochontas
Humboldt
Wright
Kossuth County Extension Service
Iowa State University
Haylage feeding value for beef cattle noted by IA State expert
Haylage described as very palatable with feeding value similar to roughage silage for beef cattle. Nelson Gay extension ruminant nutritionist at Iowa State University cites feeding trials supporting these advantages of low moisture silage.
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Ackarges
Nelson Gay
Iowa’ State’ University
Haylage and grain rations reduce need for protein
The notes from Purdue and Iowa State report that high quality haylage and grain rations require little to no extra protein. Haylage has acceptable odor when properly made and stored. Storing haylage is easier due to lower moisture and reduced hauling. Preservatives may not be needed.
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Llinuis
Purdue
Towa
Ayrshire Pitcher Throws Perfect Game in 4 0 Win
Ayrshire pitcher delivers a perfect game as the team wins 4 to 0 in a tricounty league softball game at Watangford. Harald leads with strong hits and solid defense securing the shutout.
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Ayrshire
Watangford
Harald
Expect Increase In June Beetles May Affect Trees
County Extension Director John Johnson says beetle populations will be high this year. Entomologist Harold Gunder notes June beetles are large brown insects that emerge from soil to feed on tree leaves and later lay eggs that hatch into larvae feeding on grass roots.
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John Johnson
Harold Gunder
Extension
Ivy State University
Doerning Home On Leave Here
Bil Doernings, above US air corps, is spending two days leave at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Boerning, 604 State St. on return he will report to Memphis for aviation training. Bil completed recruit training and advanced infantry training in June 1985. Bill says it is tough but they toughen a man out of me.
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Bil Doernings
Fia Corps
Arnold Boerning
St. Onn
Bill
Beetle Control Advice Cited From Gunderson
Gunderson notes that larvae damage lawns and large June Beetle populations can defoliate trees. He recommends spraying trees with 1 pound DDT per 100 gallons water to control adults and applying 1 1/2 pounds chlordane per 100 square feet for larvae, with water applied after treatment.
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Gunderson
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