Year for Many to Close at Louisa Co Fair
The Muscatine Journal reports the Louisa county Four-H project year ends with the 1955 Louisa county fair at Columbus Junction August 15 to 18. About 175 baby beef cattle and beef heifers, plus 25 dairy heifers, are prepared. Show gear is cleaned and reused after a year. Twenty head of sheep are prepared for judging.
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Louisa Co. Fair
Louisa County
Columbus Junction
Gary
Des Moines
Lonnie Todd
Iowa Governor to Address Louisa County Fair
Columbus Junction Iowa governor Leo Hoegh will attend Louisa county fair day on August 18 delivering a 30 minute address before the amphitheater remarks focus on state issues and community events at the fairgrounds.
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Iowa
Columbus Junction
Leo Hoegh
Louisa County
Arrest Report From Coreal Street Incident
Police in Lexington detain a man identified as Got Sim on Coreal Street after a cutting and wearing injury incident. Authorities say the suspect, aged 55, faces charges in connection with the event.
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Wild West
Luther Toma
Lexington
Coreal Street
Wyoming Travel Commission Hires Assistant Secretary Bragg
Cheyenne reports the Wyoming Travel Commission appointed William F. Bragg as assistant secretary to promote the state's tourist attractions. Bragg will lead efforts to market Wyoming's travel appeal and support tourism initiatives.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Travel Commission
William F. Bragg
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