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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1964

Page

9

Seed Cleaning at Kemp Seed Service Farm Near Conesville

Robert Conaway handles a seed sack at the chute where coop members and farmers dump wagon seeds for cleaning at the Kemp Seed Service farm near Conesville. Mr and Mrs Max Kemp operate the farm which handles a heavy spring business cleaning and treating seed for Southeastern Iowa Agricultural Cooperative members in the surrounding area. Journal Photos by Jon Leu.

Robert Conaway Kemp Seed Service Conesville Max Kemp Southeastern Iowa Agricultural Cooperative Clournal Jon Leu Cooperative Farm Journal

Seed Cleaning Cooperative Operates Near Conesville

Old Experimental Farm at Conesville continues seed cleaning for cooperative members. Kemp farm in Conesville handles treatment and cleaning with Mrs Kemp and Robert Conaway, serving about 285 members though the cooperative is defunct for most purposes. Assets include 40 acres, house, seed dryer, cleaning gear, storage shed, and a sack sewing machine. Officers remain as elected, with work season starting in late March and two to three weeks remaining.

Conesville Kemp Dennis Christianson Wayne Singfeton Charles Shellabarger Mat‘jon Barnhart Nichols Ray‘mond Lorack Lone Tree Kemps

Louisa Delegates Named for 4-H Madrid Conference

Louisa county selects 4-H delegates for the Madrid conference in June. Boys from Louisa clubs include Jack Larson Lelis Go club Greg Stone Wapello and BUG Bruce Schmeiser Wapello Wamaco. Girls include Bel Rietsy McCormac Jean Moore Char tene Hamilton and Margael Biggerstaff with Sandra Hiller as first alternate. Leadership and conservation camps assign delegates with Morning Sun and Wapello participants and Gaylord Elliot to accompany.

Wapello Louisa Madrid Louisa County Jack Larson Lelis Go Club Greg Stone Wapello and Bug Club Bruce Schmeiser Wamaco Club Larry Garland Morning Sun Junior Farmers Tom Small Bel Rietsy McCormac Sells Tolly Workers Jean Moore Calumbus Aunet Jim Eversmyer Wapello Wamaco Club Lyno Lfall

Early-Cut Hay Proves Profitable Across Iowa

Iowa State University extension dairyman Don Voelker urges farmers to cut hay early to save dollars and protein. Recommended windows vary by region from May 20 to June 10, with adjustments for southern, central, and northern Iowa.

Ames Don Voelker Extension Dairyman Iowa State University Loday Towa Iowa

Delegates Named for Iowa 4-H Conference at Madrid

Gary Kellogg announced delegates for the state 4-H conference to be held at Madrid. Girls from Muscatine and Montpelier areas named include Cheryl Carter Linda Gleaves Su Ann Nitzell Connie Peterson Donna Reesink Till Rise and others. Boys from Wilton Muscatine Nichols and Stockton make up the group with Alan Behrens Wayne Chel Harry Christofferson Wayne Kraft John Hitchcock Joe Wathan and more. Two county officers Ken Kennedy and Lois Albrecht will attend pre conference meetings. Gloria Wirth Darwin Krebs Margie Paul and John Hitchcock named for leadership and conservation camps at Madrid. Kellogg will host a TV orientation program on Iowa’s Changing Communities.

Cheryl Carter Nichols Vernon Carter Linda Gleaves Muscatine Bloomington Best Leonard Gleaves Su Ann Nitzell Montpelier Montpelier Merry Makers Everett Nitzel Connie Peterson Sweetland Sunshine Daughster Floyd Peterson Donna Reesink Moscow Waller Reesink Till Rise Wilton Busy Bees Everell Rilee Carol Schroeder Stockton Fulton Fulton Royal Worker's,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.chroedlar Carl Frick Theraciull Allen Behrens Wilton Hustlers Alvin» Behrens Wayne Chel Atalissa Goshen Gladistars Kenneth Chelf Harry Christofferson Pike Pikers Leroy Christofferson Wayne’ Kraft Busy Boys Wayne M. Kraft John Hitchcock Lake Sweetland Royal Busters Cecil Wathan Gary Kellogg Ken Kennedy Arlie Kennedy Lois Albrecht Harold Albrecht Madrid Gloria Wirth Eighth Street Durant Sylvester’ Wirth Muscatine County Fulton Industrial Club Darwin Krebs Ralph Krebs Conservation Cane Fulton Traniar Farmers

Ex tension trainee arrives in Muscatine county

Carol Hahn of Moville in Woodbury county arrives June 1 to begin an extension trainee program in Muscatine County. The move marks a cooperative agriculture education effort linking local families and institutions.

Carol Hahn Moville Woodbury County Muscatine Coun

Trainee Miss Hahn Joins ISU Home Economics Program

A junior in home economics at Iowa State University, Miss Hahn, will contribute at the program this summer under Home economist Irene Lary. She will be in residence from June 1 to August 21 as one of 1244 trainees statewide this year.

Irene Lary

Wapello Cemetery Association reelects Fred Wehmeyer

WAPELLO Fred Wehmeyer was reelected president of the Wapello Cemetery Association for his 36th year as president. Herbert Wilton was reelected vice president Dorothy Butcher remained secretary and Marguerite Allen treasurer. Harris and McLean were reelected for three years. Grounds committee members were named and cemetery donation days set. A public address system will be installed for Memorial Day and a flag is ready to hang. Caretaker contract with John Hamilton was approved. Two maps showed plots in Kerk and 1927 and 194? additions. Marking tape will be purchased for plots.

Harris Association John Hamilton Kerk

Vaccinate Dogs and Cats Against Rabies in Muscatine County

Muscatine County Extension Director Eugene Mathern urges spring rabies vaccination for farm dogs and cats, noting vaccines provide immunity for months. Veterinarians statewide offer inoculations for pets and farm animals. Health reports show 159 rabies cases across 43 counties in the first 15 weeks of 1964, up from 74 the previous year. four cases occurred in Muscatine County over the past two months. People are advised to avoid unusually friendly wild animals.

Muscatine County Eugene Mathern Towa Health Department Mathern Muscatine Herrick

Royal Busters Plan Club Tour

The Sweetland Royal Busters 41 club held its May meeting at New Era gym with 28 members and three visitors. President Dean Hetzler presided. Softball practice is set for May 17 at Weed Park. The annual tour will be announced later by officers. A demonstration on plant nutrition was given by Steve Connor. Lunch was served by Mike TeSirake and Rick Baer.

Sweetland ‘Royal Busters 41 Club New Era Iwaders Dean Hetzler Weed Park Steve Connor Steve Mike TeSirake Rick Baer

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