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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
8
Modern home with oil heaters, oak stairs, newly painted interior and good condition. Two vacant north side lots on corner on a paved street with shade trees and lawn. Immediate possession at 1506 Park Street four blocks from town. Reduced price. Rent furnished apartments and rooms at El Monte Motel. Phone numbers listed.
The National Association of ASCS Counts Office Employees gains exclusive status from the U S Department of Agriculture to represent 15 300 full time ASC county office employees in bargaining. This follows Executive Order 10988 and mirrors a prior AFL-CIO unit recognizing USDA inspectors. NASCON will represent county ASC committee employees. The group is independent and not Civil Service, yet EO 10988 principles apply.
Hamburg Junior Legion beat Bellevue Nebraska Offutt Air Force Base 4 to 3 on Sunday. Mie Thompson pitched for Hamburg with Jim Zuck catching. key hits came from Jim Zoek Jim Parkison and Gary Stepnen tripled in the second inning.
The article addresses cherry leaf spot causing yellowing and leaf drop in Iowa cherry trees. Control via timely spraying with Captan or Cyprex or a mix with Captan Malathion Methoxy chlor. Spray at petal fall, then every 14 days and after harvest. Young trees require spraying. uninfected trees may survive with continued protection. It also offers tips on chrysanthemums, strawberries, raspberries, and apple maggot fly spray timing through July and August.
Members plowed 75 acres of corn Monday afternoon. Seven 4 row cultivators were operated by Paul Zanker Elmer Stenzel Sam Holliman Dells Brandt Dick Payne Kim Peeler and Victor Moyer. Two 4 row weed sprayers were used by John Cloepfil and Darrell Perry. Others assisting were A J Prather Gil Zech and Charles Martin. Keith Catlett applied fertilizer.
The Simpson Creek Watershed held an annual maintenance inspection tour. Fire structures were reviewed and minor maintenance is planned for later in the summer, according to W. Scott, chairman of the board of trustees. Scott was joined by Richard Phillips, Arlen Hanson, and Hubert Posser from the Sol Conservation Service.
In a high school baseball clash Hamburg beat Sidner 19 to 2. Jim Parkison and Mick Thompson homered for Hamburg while Kenny Winkler pitched for the Wild Stats. Sidney started Scottie Redd who was relieved by Strong. Neat high school game at Stanton Friday.
Wendell Johnson and Robert Zuck will start a Readymix Concrete Plant July 1. The new bridge west of town should be traffic ready by June 30. Miss Gloria Zuck attended a Clarinda beauty pageant with the Hamburg Kiwanis. Rev. John E. Cunningham joins St. Marys Hamburg. Heavy rains slow field work and Earl Geyer opens a DX station Thursday.
Ten Fremont County 4 H members joined 1200 peers from Iowa at the 1962 State H Conference at Iowa State University Ames. The June 12 event merged Girls 4 H Convention and Boys 4 H Short Course with Edna Hays Pat Glenn Lan Nenneman Patty Stephens Carole Brown Rita Butts Pam Shull Rodney McElroy and A D Benson among the Fremont participants. Adult leaders included Mrs Tom Doyle and C W Dalbey. The theme Citizenship aims to train 4 H members for democratic civic roles.
The U S Department of Agriculture announces 1962 crop oats county support rates based on a 62 cent national average for Grade No 3 oats. Rates mirror 1961 except for a rise in Alaska. Terminal rates not established. Oats eligible for support.
A Friday sale lists 600 head fat hogs 145 stock hogs and megs with varying carlot weights and prices. Plans include a Horse and Mule Sale Saturday June 23 at 7 00 pm and a light cattle run June 13 with about 300 head. buyers attend weekly for butcher and fat cattle.
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