Uncle Sam greets 1973 with IRS holiday message
The piece reflects on the 1973 tax year and holiday greetings from the IRS. It notes President Nixon’s accountants were considered for filing, but declined. Denny Butler, a local legislator, discusses Iowa committee assignments and ambulance standards, praising community support from Co Bluffs and rural donors. It also celebrates Treynor’s strong athletic crowds and loyalty from fans.
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Uncle Sam
IRS
Nixon
Dennis Butler
Co. Bluffs
Denny
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Congress
Red Cross
Treynor volunteers urge Aksarben drive and letters on ambulance bills
Treynor's Volunteer Fire and Ambulance sponsors urge area residents to buy Aksarben memberships to support the department and public relations with neighboring communities. The editorial asks citizens to write legislators about H F 237 and H F 653 ambulance bills, warning that passage could require a costly retrofit or disbanding of service. Fire Chief Bill Bryant asks letters to lawmakers, naming George Knoke as a sponsor and urging broad support.
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Treynor
Aksarben
Bill Bryant
George Knoke
West Broadway
Council Bluffs
Treynor Jaycees To Meet January 7 1974
Treynor Jaycees plan their next meeting for Monday January 7 1974 at 7 30 p m in Treynor Elementary School The group aims to develop personal leadership through community projects and invites all men ages 18 to 35 to join or learn more about the worldwide organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treynor
Fred
Treynor Jaycees
4-H Beef Regulation Changes Approved in Iowa
Iowa 4-H Extension and Animal Science Staff approve changes affecting West Pottawattamie 4-H beef members. Members may enroll up to six head in Market Beef projects, up from three calves. Calves shown or marketed before August 31 must be identified weighed and reported December 15 to January 1. Calves marketed after September 1 1974 weigh March 1 to 15. Calves shown before and after September 1 weigh Jan 1 and March 15. Ear tags required for all animals. Members may enter Junior Cattle Feeders groups of four or more calves or keep registered or grade heifers for breeding.
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Iowa
Johnson
Ak-Sar-Ben
Kansas City Royal
Mards Seem ad NI To Whom It May Concern
A fragmented notice presents an unusual request to address a broad audience. The readable portion hints at a formal notice or letter seeking attention from any relevant reader, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchor further details.
Crossbred Cow Workshops Set In West Pottawattamie County
Commercial Beef Cow Producers are invited to a crossbreeding workshop in Oakland on January 9 at 1 30 p m. Extension Director Clifford Johnson will introduce basic crossbreeding planning. Livestock specialist Doyle Wolverton will guide attendees in developing systems for their cow production units. For details contact the West Pottawattamie County Extension Office in Council Bluffs at 221 Federal Building.
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Oakland
Clifford Johnson
West Pottawattamie County
Doyle Wolverton
Extension Area
West
Basic Electronics Course Offered by Iowa Western
Iowa Western Community College offers a Basic Electronics course starting Monday January 7 taught by Donald Muhl at the 2700 College Road campus. Classes meet Mondays and Thursdays 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. for ten weeks with an individualized AC electronics focus. College credit may be earned by arrangement with the instructor. contact the Community Services Division at 2700 College Road or call 328-3831 for enrollment.
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Iowa Western Community College
Donald Muhl
Iowa Western
College Road
Community Services Division
Treynor Area 4-H Members Win Numerous Awards
West Pottawattamie 4-H celebrated awards night at Broadway Methodist Church in Council Bluffs. Van Olsen was named Outstanding 4-H Boy for 1973 and Christine Nelson Outstanding Girl, with Reed Olsen and Susan Sundermann among multiple honors across beef, crops, leadership, public speaking, and project medals.
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Carroll Olsen
West Pottawattamie
Broadway Methodist Church
Co. Bluffs
van Olsen
Max Olsen
Minden
Christine Nelson
Fred Nelson
Treynor
Susan Sundermann
Hardin Work & Win
Reed Olsen
Richard Schneider
Craig Schnepel
Pam Taylor
Jill Worthmann
Kim Schnepel
Roger Olsen
Karen Schnepel
Richard Olsen
Vicki Vorthmann
Kevin Rath
Randy Young
Robert Schmidt
Kirk Vorthmann
Aaron Vorthmann
Sally Morse
Lynette Tiarks
Hardin
Lynette Vorthmann
Jill Vorthmann
Kevin Moss
Hardin Knights
Jim Karr
Angus Heifer
Nick Fahrenkrog
Doug Schepel
Hereford Heifer
Cindy Sudmann
Angus Steer
Blair Hoegh
Doug Schnmepel
Greg Goos
Susan Sun
Bryce Strohbehn
Todd Goos
Mara Jean Goos
Kim Goos
Neal Andersen
Tracy Rath
Roger Schmidt
Rural Housing Loans Eligibility Expanded by Agency Endorsed
Forrest D. Ver million, county supervisor for Farmers Home Administration, said the agency has raised the maximum adjusted income for rural housing loans. The change aims to extend assistance to more rural families through the program.
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Farmers Home Administration
Forrest D. Vermillion
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Carolyn Tripp
R.E
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Mr. Strohbehn
Leonard
Elsie Strohbehn
Ardis
Don Strohbehn
Karl
Saratoga
Calif
Gorton
Strohbehn
Kenneth
Herman
Hugo
Helen
Herman Volkens
Belle Bebensee
Winnie Bebensee
Editorial
T.A.T
Silver City
Iown
Greenwalt
Lyndon Johnson
Nebraska
Exon
Johnson Library
Texas
Shenandoah
Reeance
Treynor Area 4-H
Washington
Vermillion
Sunnyside Lane
USDA
Atlantic
W. Edwy
The
Treynor State Bank
Posit Insurance Corp
Delta
Oldsmobile
Davenport
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