Terraces Staked and Contour Lines Placed in Multiple Townships
District technicians staked terraces for Clarence Schroeder and Peter Bohrke in Marion townships during the past week. Additional terraces were approved for Val Pend in Lincoln, Don Binneboese in Lincoln, and Albert Hawkins in Elgin. Contour lines cover 120 acres for John Schnepf in America, 26 acres for John Feller in Stirton, and 80 acres for Walter Nitles in Marion. Waterway construction noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schroeder
Marion Toonship
Peter Bohrke
Marion Township
Val Pend
Lincoln Township
Don Binneboese
Albert Hawkins
Elgin Township
John Schnepf
America Township
John Feller
Stirton Township
Watter Nitles
Contour Plans Appeal For Plymouth County Farms
Don Collins in Elkhorn township is urged to sign a Soil and Water Conservation Farm Plan at the Plymouth County Soil Conservation District office in Le Mars. District technicians will tailor a crop rotation and soil conservation prairie plan to each farmer, aiming to minimize soil and water losses while boosting soil fertility.
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Plymouth County Soil Conservation District
le Mars
Stanton EUB Church attendees at district institute report
Stanton EUB Church members listed as attending the District W S W S Institute at Calvary Church Le Mars including James, Harold Rees, Alien Weidauer, Evan Knapp, Russell Knapp, Donald Hawke, Donald Fischer, Irvin Hrandstetter, John Johnson, Elmer Kehrberg, George Schrotien, Huel Paulin, Jerry Powell, Elmer Lentz, Robert Hodgson, Martin Schulz, Lester Schultz, Arron Dennison and Rev and Mrs E E Peters. A daughter born Sept 29 to Mr and Mrs John Baker of Ochevedon named Joleen Marie, known here as Arlene Fischer. Larry Denniston arrived Oct 4 on leave to stay with his parents Arron Denniston family. he finished at Great Lakes Naval Training Center and will report to Little Creek Va aboard an aircraft carrier. Mr and Mrs Evervild Nichus and three sons to move to Pipestone Minn. they will be missed.
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Stanton
Stanton E. U. B
W. S. W. S. Institute
Calvary Church
le Mars
Mes James
Harold Rees
Alien Weidauer
Evan Knapp
Russell Knapp
Donald Hawke
Donald Fischer
Irvin Hrandstetter
John Johnson
Elmer Kehrberg
George Schrotien
Huel Paulin
Jerry Powell
Elmer Lentz
Robert Hodgson
Martin Schulz
Lester Schultz
Arron Dennision
E. E. Peters
John Baker
Ochevedon
Joleen Marie
Pipestone
Minn
Niehus departure draws local goodbyes and club notes
Courtesies given to the Niehus before moving to Elkhorn Nebraska. Wesley Heidbrink visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Hecken lively hosted friends. Stanton Lucky Clover 4 H Club met with 22 members and several new youths joining. Stanton W S W S hosted 21 guests for annual guest day with a Holy Land program led by Mrs Merrill Davis of Le Mars. lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niehus
Wesley Heidbrink
Elkhorn
Nebr
Louis Heidbrink
George Hecken Lively
Richard Hodgson
Stanton Lucky Clover
Douglas Hoffman
Danny Robinson
Freddie Robinson
Jackie Powell
Don Denniston
Carel Henrich
Mary Ellen Anthony
John Kurth
Stanton W. S. W. S
Elmer Kehrberg
Merrill Davis
le Mars
Holy Land
4-H Eligibility and Swine Project Guidance
Country Corn explains 4-H eligibility for ages 10 to 21 as of January 1, open to town youths. swine projects should have March farrows, sow bred around November 6, pigs near 200 pounds by fair time. Boys 4-H Banquet planned for November 10 with rewards for outstanding work. premium checks soon arriving, suggests saving for banquet ticket. closing notes from Harold Sanow about debts. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lee hosted a birthday and anniversary dinner in honor of Sam Haydenshield.
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Raymond Lee
Aplington, Ta
Sam Haydenshield
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