Gifford feed lot ruling questions agricultural primacy and nuisance
A Hardin County zoning case over an 800 foot distant feed lot near Gifford centers on whether the 20.5 acre site in an abandoned gravel pit is primarily adapted for agricultural use. The court finds the operation creates a nuisance due to odors and flies, requires a conditional use permit, and notes the land’s value and potential relocation impact. The ruling emphasizes the village’s residential character and the need for abatement.
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Port Ofain
Caine
Hardin Cownty
Enlisance
Gifford
Gilford
McCormick
Reisinger
Jackson
Hardin County Board of Supervisors
Carl Lela
Eldora
John P. Whitesell
Larry High
Town Falls
John L. Butler
A. J. Hobson
Hampton
Hubbard Adult Education Program Begins January 6
Hubbard plans a 16 week adult education program starting January 6 at Hubbard Schoolhouse with 10 or more students per class. Registration is at 1 p.m. Each session offers knitting, art, upholstery, bridge, and ladies crafts under multiple instructors including Mrs. Barbara Miller and Mrs. Boit Long.
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Dhubbard
Bo It. Long
Barbara Miller
Hardin County Bar Association
Donald Long
Alden
Tabe
Nevenhoven Completes Basic Training in California
Nevenhoven, son of Charles Nevenhoven, completed basic infantry training at a California facility. He studied weaponry and tactics, earning a 1.4 degree in language from Wartburg College, with wife Christie listed as residing elsewhere.
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Puisate
Kenneth Ho
Nevenhaven
Charles Nevenhoven
Omibris
Dee. A
Ord
Calif
Pecenad
Ainc
Hameher
Nevenhesen
Screen Rescues Homely House Entrance Courtyard
Card of thanks from Mrs Kay Skartvedt and Dan Hele expresses appreciation for sympathy and kindness after the illness and passing of their husband and father. The piece mentions a cedar framed screen in the yard formed by top and bottom rails with six inch spacing and crosswise insertions using colored plastic or painted hardboard panels.
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Wsh
Kay Skartvedt
Dan Hele
Second Class Mailers Face Higher Rates in 1970
Postal rates for second class mailers rise January 1 1970 under the 1967 rate law in three steps. Increases apply to general interest and nonprofit publications with zone based advertising charges rising from 4.6–15 cents to 4.9–16 cents per pound. Controlled circulation journals also see higher rates. Details seek local post office guidance. In other news Stuart Thomas Keosauqua purchased a two year old Milking Shorthorn heifer from Clampitt Farms New Providence with transfer recorded by the American Shorthorn Society.
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Post Office Department
Congress
Stuart Thomas
Clampitt Farms
New Providence
American Shorthorn Society
Springfield
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Hardin County
Maurice Gast
General Contractors
Harvey
Lawn Hnl
Duracurve
Eldora Irv Gast
Hubbard
Nevenhoven
Screen
Iowa Training School For
ISTS
Tom
James Riggins
Eldera. Lows
Bassett
Virtue, Lane, Sealy
Restonic
Flanders, Downs
Adams Brothers
Eldora, Iowa
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