Machinery Management Program Feb 8 in Emmetsburg
A farm machinery management workshop for beginning farmers will be held Tuesday February 8 in Emmetsburg. The Palo Alto County Extension Service presents topics on selecting machine size estimating costs capital sources tractor choice tire safety and more with ISU specialists George Ayres Dave Williams and Ed Rawson. The program runs 9 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. in Room 5 at Iowa Lakes Community College.
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Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County Extension Service
Nebraska
Iowa State University
George Ayres
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Dave Williams
Northwest Iowa
Ed Rawson
Iowa Lakes Community College
Women in Business Seminar February 16 1977 Sioux City
The U S Small Business Administration partners with Western Iowa Tech to host a one day Women in Business seminar at the K D Stock Yards Annex Sioux City on February 16 1977 from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Deputy Director W Antoinette Ford will headline with How to Make it in all Man s World Other topics include management time capital development and team dynamics The $10 registration covers lunch and handouts contact Western Iowa Tech Student Services for details and registration
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U.S. Small Business Administration
Western Iowa Tech
Leach
Sioux City
Antoinette Ford
U.S. Department of Labor
Ford
Toni
Harvard University
Institute of Politics
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Melvin
Washington, D.C
Regan Ford
Western Iowa Tech Community College
Stone Avenue
P. O. Box
Iowa
How Spencer Became American Legion Post No. 1
Ed Bromstad recounts the 1919 origin of Glen Pederson Post No. 1 Spencer Iowa as the first American Legion post. The group signed a shared charter May 12 1919 after delays and a later double signing. McVicker of Des Moines declared them No 1. Several original members remain in Spencer and a memorial park honors Glen Pedersen.
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How Spencer
American Legion
Iowa Legionnaire
Fd Bjornstad
Glen Pederson
Spencer
Des Moines
Ed Bromstad
Burt Rossiter
American Legion Post
McVicker
Ottumwa
Council Bluffs
Spencer Mail
Art Bromstad
Rex Hubbard
Union Block
Wilson Cornwall
Rush Smith
Maris de Wolf
Rush
Sac City
Carroll
Caboose
Betty Barton
Bjornstad
Glen Pedersen
Glen
Ralph Ginger
Rush Marker
Kansas City
Royal
Iowa
Income Credit Expanded for Low Income Workers in 1976 Act
The IRS notes an Earned Income Credit increases to as high as 400 for workers with total adjusted gross income under 8000 while sharing home costs for a dependent under 19 or a disabled dependent 19 or older. Eligibility requires filing Form 1040 or 1040A and meeting specific income rules, with credits reducing as income rises beyond 4000. End of year guidance warns against claiming without full criteria and directs readers to Publications 596 and IRS offices. Mary Lacock promotes a home decorating carnival on February 8 at Algona First United Methodist Church with expert talks and demonstrations, plus notices of similar events in Spirit Lake and Estherville.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Algona First United Methodist Church
Mary Lacock
Extension Home
Lois Warme
Iowa State University
Brian Kemp
Holle Mechem
John Ley
Harold Heykes
Gene Rullestad
Jim Yungelas
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Coop
IPS
Emmetsburg
Algona
First United Methodist Church
Spirit Lake High School
Estherville High School
County Corn Soybean Clinics Set for February 9
Two Corn Soybean Clinics hosted by Palo Alto County Extension Service feature Dean Barnes of Iowa State University as the keynote. The Ruthven session runs 9 to 11 30 a.m. at Farm Agra Meeting Room with coffee at 9, and the Emmetsburg session at Iowa Lakes Community College Auditorium starts at 11 30 a.m. and ends at 11 30 p.m. Both are free and open to the public.
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Palo Alto County Extension Service
Iowa State University
Northwest Iowa Extension
Dean Barnes
Farm Agra
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
Iowa Lakes Community College
Joe Schultz at Estherville Saturday Show
Local events listing notes two performances in Estherville with Joe Schultz on February 5 and Orange Blossom Special on February 12 for a weekend schedule update.
Nepco Canned Hams Recalled in Precision USDA Action
The USDA announced a voluntary recall of three pound Nepco Brand refrigerated hams with lot code 27860 and plant number EST 111 distributed in New England. Some cans were stored without proper refrigeration and swollen cans tested spoiled. About 5,300 cans are affected, with 2,300 already accounted for.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Nepco
New England States
New England Provisions Co. , Inc
Boston
Mass
Wilson Foods, Inc
Fred J. Fullerton
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
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ORD
Pete Hansen
Randy Brobst
Sioux Rapids
Women In Business
Extension Home Economist
Auguste Barthelmy
Hall
Sseherville
Give Heart Fund
Vencan Heal Association
VFW
Joe Schultz
Andy Lawrence
Graettinger Community School
Graettinger