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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
3
California article highlights Mrs W Moran and her unusual lucky clover hobby drawing national interest. The piece describes community reactions, local vendors, and a light focus on how her clover collection and related crafts attract visitors, with mentions of Nebraska shelter and nearby events as context.
Mrs Moran showcases a decorative three-panel clover arrangement described as the Irish “meen” clovers. Posts note a unique, hand made display mounted on plywood frames and viewed by visitors at the Morvan residence, with the Osinge Post reporting the craft attracts attention.
John explains ash tree leaf spot likely caused by a fungus. Rake and burn fallen leaves each fall to stop disease spread and remove dead branches. If valuable trees risk reinfection, apply sprays when leaves are half grown, then ten days later. monitor and follow extension guidance.
The Extension office offers guidance on spray timing and product types for orchard care. If you own walnut trees and wish to sell, contact the Extension office for a list of buyers. Walnut trees, with proper rights and structure, can be valuable, and several Iowa buyers will bid.
Mary Hart of Emmetsboro earns second place in the Remi 2 Soil Conservation Speech contest at Pocahontas with the topic Water Conservation Vital to All. First place went to Charles Tlaist of Webster County, third to David Hopkins of Clay County.
Eight youngsters from the Amanas reprise a lemonade stand model by the Lily pond outside Middie Amana. Boys wade into the pond to pick lilies while the girls sell the drowers at their homemade stand.
Kenneth Kassel chairman of Palo Alto Soil Conservation District announces the Des Moines Register-Tribune Conservation Achievement Awards winners. Max Rouse of Curlew wins owner operator. Rudolph Tolsdorf estate and Max Dudley of Cylinder win tenant operator. Ivank Klein and Irvin Solberg win thin division. Certificates to be awarded then regional competition. District commissioners Kassel Jensen Norland recognize five each year.
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