Rabbit Contest Winners Announced at West Liberty Fair
In the 4H and FFA Rabbit division, Jean Lenz of West Liberty showed the champion doe and champion pen, while Jean's twin sister Jean Lenz exhibited the champion buck. Junior and senior classes awarded blue and red ribbons to multiple 4H and FFA exhibitors, with several white ribbons for others including Steve Merritt, John McClean, Jerry Lowe, and Don Moeller.
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West Liberty
Jean Lenz
Jean
Steve Bothell
Iowa City
John McClean
Wilton
Steve Merritt
Don Moeller
Stockton
Jerry Lowe
Dean Ehrecke
Mark Ehrecke
Tim Pace
Muscatine
Letts
Joan Lenz
Bill Moeller
Dean Shrecke
Donald
Moeller
Letts Library Closed for August
Letts library will be closed for the remainder of August according to librarian Nellie Lee. Personal news notes report Mr. and Mrs. Emory Blake returned from a 10 day Black Hills camping trip with Mr. and Mrs. George Ponder of Milan.
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Letts
Nellie Lee
Emory Blake
Black Hills
George Ponder
Milan
Gregory
James Wyers
Rock Island
Edith Reddick
Reddick
Kenneth Schreurs
Muscatine
John
Hutt Family Welcomes Son At St Marys Galesburg
Keithsburg parents Mr and Mrs Terry Hutt announce the birth of a son at St Marys hospital in Galesburg Illinois on Sunday. Verna F Louck visits Bettendorf and relatives while grandson Robert Louck returns from Vietnam service to home. Local families Galbraeth Shaub Tomlinson Wellen der visit and stay with relatives in the area.
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Keithsburg
Terry Hutt
St. Mary’s Hospital
Galesburg
Ill
Verna F. Louck
Ing
Bettendorf
Kenneth Louck
Robert Louck
U. S
Vietnam
Flower judging at West Liberty Fair honors many winners
Flower judging lists numerous winners across divisions including snapdragons won by Richard Weiss first and Jim Barnhart and Maude Eaton multiple placements. yellows, dahlias, gladioli, zinnias and many specimen plants led by West Liberty and Atalissa entrants. Table settings feature themed arrangements like Jack & Jill and The Goose Hangs High with multiple honors.
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Richard Weiss
Jim Barnhart
Maude Eaton
Donald Worrall
Emily Burian
Cornelius Dykstra
Hub Elder
Letha Holliday
Burdette Davis
Albert Weiss
West Liberty
Doris Peterson
Nichols
Dorothy Call
Glenn Jensen
Atalissa
James Paulding
Alberta Peters
Hilton Pretz Wapello
L. K. Maxson
Gladys Blackman
Arlene Keith
Wilton
Marie
Jack & Jill
Paul Oberman
Elmer Hock
Shelly Hock
West Branch
Nevin Hinkhouse
John Wilson
Donald Wilson
Dave Wolf
Men work fast to save time as they spend it
In Muscatine Iowa a lengthy quote reflects on how people value time and may rush to save moments that vanish quickly, suggesting many fail to secure the rewards they earn by efficient, quick labor. The snippet hints at broader editorial musings on productivity and worth.
It Had to Go The Race to the Skies and Flight Choices
The piece argues that competition drove the growth of four engine jets and global reach, with multiple hourly flights to Chicago showcasing the United States aviation system at its peak. It highlights consumer choice in travel experiences and the impact on the economy, urging consideration of the broader benefits when booking.
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Chicago
America
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