Poland China hogs top breed at West Liberty fair 1968
West Liberty fair highlighted Poland China hogs with higher premiums for exhibitors. Clarence Lenker and Howard Lenker shared champion titles in Poland China, with senior and junior championships across boar sows and yearlings. Other top placings credited Lenker, Waller, Einfeldt, Marten, Spothaven, and Waller families in diverse age groups and gilts spanning January to March judging across Hampshire Yorkshire and Duroc classes.
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Poland
Clarence Lenker
Howard Lenker
Wilton Junction
Clarence
Howard
Wilton
Albert Waller
Bennet
Mike Buser
Nichols
Dewayne Lenker
Bill Lenker
Son
February Boars
March Bears
Albert
Waller
Henry’ Bodtram
Bennett
Clarence Lenkér
Albert Watler
Hampshire
Bil Einfeldt
Robert Einfeldt
Edgar Hetzler
New Liberty
Cindy Einfeldt
Bob Einfeldt, Jr
Bill Einfeldt
Bob Einfeldt and Sons
Rodney Hetzler
Steve Salemink
Merlyn Marten
Rt. 4
Davenport
Marlin Spothaven
Evans Waller
Marten Spothaven
Martin Spothaven
Fall
Albert Waller and Son
Roger Waller
David von Maensten
Henry Bodtram
Albert ‘Waller
David von Muensten
R and R Farms
Steve Bothell
Iowa City
Roger Schmidt
Edward Schaapveld
Roger Wailer
Edward, Schaapveld and Sons
Randy King
Robert Schmidt
Bill Schaapveld
Leo Schaapveld
Farm Bureau Leads Cattle Feeder Tour To Missouri
Louisa County Farm Bureau livestock committee sponsors a cattle feeders tour to Missouri on Tuesday Aug. 27. Farmers board at Wapello Methodist church 6 15 a.m. arrive Putnam County Mo at 10 a.m. extension staff from the University of Missouri lead a farm tour with talks on feeding programs production testing disease control pre conditioning and calf marketing. Bus returns by 9 p.m. Tickets 8.00 by Aug. 16 at Farm Bureau office or William Newell and others.
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Louisa County
Bureau Livestock Committee
Missouri
Wapeilo Methodist Church
Putnam County
Extension Department
University of Missouri
Louisa County Farm Bureau
William Newell
Old Gold Singers Get New Director at Iowa
William Bigger, former Dakota Wesleyan University vocal director, is named director of the University of Iowa Old Gold Singers. The group, formed in 1957 by the U I Alumni Association with the School of Music, includes nonmajors chosen by voice and stage presence and performs 50 to 60 programs annually. Bigger succeeds Mike Livingston, who will join UC Santa Barbara as assistant professor of music after directing the ensemble for three years.
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Iowa City
William Bigger
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
University of Iowa
Old Gold
Joseph W. Meyer
U of I
U of T
Bigger
Mike Livingston
University of California At Santa Barbara
Livingston
Old Gold Singers
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