Louisa County Hires Extension Assistant
Louisa County Council hires John Wanfalt as part time extension assistant working half time in Louisa County starting January. He will assist with 4-H and youth programs. currently fulltime with Muscatine County Extension and Iowa State University. Wanfalt, from Orion, Michigan, earned a B.S. from Northern Michigan University Marquette in 1950 and has prior teaching, supervisory work at International Harvester, and extension training in Jackson County.
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Wapello
John Wanfall
County Extension Council
Louisa County
Jerry Jack
Wanfal
Muscatine County
Michigan
International Harvester Company
Jackson County
Iowa Export Markets Lead In Farm Product Sales
Export markets dominate Iowa farm production with 1967 68 exports valued at 382.3 million dollars about 11 percent of state cash receipts. Feed grains and soybeans led with 118.6 and 112.6 million respectively, while soy meal oil lard and hides also totaled substantial figures. Despite a slight volume drop exports faced price declines amid broader import restriction pressures.
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Towa
Gene Futrell
Towa State University
Futrell
Iowa
U.S
U. S
Iowa Delegation Heads to 50th Farm Bureau Meeting
About 409 Iowans will attend the 50th annual American Farm Bureau meeting in Kansas City December 8 to 9. J Merrill Anderson leads Iowa’s eight official delegates and serves on the resolutions committee. Wayne County’s Charles Binan competes in a regional discussion meet for farm organization improvements.
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American Farm Bureau
Kansas City
The
Iowa Farm Bureau
J. Merrill Anderson
Newton
Dean Klecimer
Rudd
L. C. James
West Liberty
Dean Hummel
Spirit Lake
Robert Furleigh
Clear Lake
Francis Kenkel
Defiance
William Myers
Beaman
National Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Anderson
Charles Binan
Allerton
Wayne County Farm Bureau
Midwest
American Farm Bureau Board
Direcors
National Board
Farm Bureau Women
National Farm Bureau Women's
Wilton Junction Auxiliary Met Monday Evening
Wilton The Legion Auxiliary no 584 met in regular session Monday evening at the Legion Auxiliary room. Nineteen members and one guest were present. They reported 775 hours worked this quarter and reminded about the Dec 12 deadline for Butternut coffee strips. Delegates elected were Marge Rife and Marion Hilton with alternates Olive Coss and Irene Sheetz.
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Wilton
Legion Auxiliary No 584
Legion Auxiliary Room
Ladies In Blue
Julia Duffe
Marion Hilton
Des Moines
Marge Rife
Olive Coss
Irene Sheetz
Iowa City
Myrtle Stephens
Harriett Jensen
Bessie Brenner
Laura Durcan
Louisa Farmers Attend Dec 13 AG Policy Workshop
A small group of Louisa farm operators, leaders in farm organizations, bankers, and government agency personnel will attend an agricultural policy workshop in Muscatine on December 13. The program at Hotel Muscatine begins at 9:30 a.m. with Dr. Wallace Ogg and Dr. Eber Eldredge presenting on policy appraisal, farming structure changes, and realistic future policy alternatives, ending with a question and answer period.
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Louisa Farmers
Wapello
Louisa
Muscatine
Gaylord Elliott
Ogg
Eldredge
Midwest
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Louisa County Council
John Wanfalt
Wanfalt
Imogene Bailey
Edith Reddick
Mabel Bailey
Riley Padgett
Paulie Deahrkoop
Waterloo
Elmer Ziskovysky
Harry Ziskovsky
Clifford Ziskovsky
A.J. Ziskovsky
Toledo
Harry Furnas
William
Pomeroy
Ohio
Frances Rewetson
Jerry Furnas
Navy
Norfolk
Sheldon Rittmer
Maquokela
Farm Bureau
Orville Luedtke
Gates
President Hotel
Wilton Junction
Donald L. Lee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Cedar Street Dial
McGurk
Ir. Abernathy
Rave Feed Dog
S/M Service Company
Scott and Muscatine Counties
Muscatine Office
Walcott Office
UNM
Newsday
Bet
West Liberty Creamery Co
West Liberty, Iowa
Felco
Kent
Kent Drive-In
Farmers Elevator & Exchange
Lone Tree
Lone Tree Grain & Feed Co
Eliza, Ill
Eliza Feed Mill
Atalissa
Atalissa Grain & Feed Co
West Liberty Grain & Feed Co
Nichols
Nichols Grain & Feed Co
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