Nine Eagles Park camping memories and local news
A Cordova column from July 25 1965 documents a family camping at Nine Eagles Lake with rain sun birds and logbook notes from July 19 22 including fishing totals 94 by July 21 and daily camp routines. The page adds local town notices on travel to Holland obituaries and community updates plus traffic roadwork and nearby accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Eagles Park
Davis City
Des Moines
Rex
Sue
Arkansaw
Lamar
Bryan
Hiway
Ft. Worth
Kirkwood
Olmsteds
Urbandale
Burlington
Clinton
Ford
Heming
Indiana
Kenny Allen
Helen
Sherry
Presbyterian Church
Pugh
Sinclair Refining
Gary
Ind
Pump House
Tenn
K'ville
H.V
Jake
Roy
John Bennett
Oklahoma City
Kenney Pugh
Craat
Lester
Swiharts
Monroe
Herman Sneller
Holland
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Amsterdam
Olderbrock
Snellers
May DE Bok
Yocum Hospital
Chariton
Red Rock
Iowa
Maud Richerd
Belle Plaine
Lloyd Shilling
Knoxville
Beardsley-Fielding Funeral
W. E. Shickell
Bethel Cemetery
Russell
Tawny
Darlene
Sherry ‘Karr
Russell Crozier
Methodist Hospital
Amsoy soybean variety announced by ISU in Ames
Ames Iowa AMSOY a new soybean variety announced today by Iowa State University and developed by C R Weber results from a cross of Adams and Harosoy. It suits extensive western and midwestern states and offers higher oil content and yields with lodging resistance. Seed to qualified growers in 1966. general planting in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Towa State University
C. R. Weber
Adams and Harosoy
Towa
Nebraska
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
South Dakota
Minnesota
New Jersey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment
Misouri
Weber
Bandstra urges rural water systems funding
Congressman Bert Bandstra of Iowa urged a House subcommittee to approve a bill under the Farmers Trust Administration to develop water systems in rural areas. He cited U S Health Service data showing about 290 Iowa towns lack community water facilities and noted 70 towns in his district with 18 600 people affected. The rural water shortage is part of a nationwide problem affecting about 30 000 communities.
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Bandstra
Farmers Home Administration
House
Senate
Washington, D. C
Bert Bandstra
Iowa
Fourth
Congressional District
Farmers Trume Administration
Conservation and Credit
House Agriculture Committee
U.S. Public Health Service
Claim trees left standing to boost Rathbun fishing
At a meeting in Centerville Iowa the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife and the Iowa Conservation Commission urged the U S Corps of Engineers to trim standing trees in Rathbun Reservoir bays to improve future fishing. Biologists said standing timber would provide food and cover for aquatic life and feeding fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Centerville
Iowa
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Towa Conservation Commission
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Rathbun Reservoir
Commission
Standing timber zones aid wildlife and anglers
Biologists say standing trees in selected bay areas attract many species of waterfowl including wood ducks and teal. Leaving trees in place creates natural zoning of activities and preserves undisturbed water for fishermen and hunters, while offering convenient hiding spots and easier access for sportsmen.
County Line Blue Belles 4 H Club Meeting Notes
The County Line Blue Belles 4 H Club met at Janis M Cooneghey’s home on July 14 with 7 members and 1 leader present plus 2 visitors. Devotions featured poems by Janet Vanden Berg and Karen Buckley. Business covered Market Day Achievement Day and County Fair Day. August 6 Farm Market Day items worth about $5. July 27 Achievement Day cookie gift. Karen demonstrated canning beans and Phyllis Steenhock spoke on the Food Value of Vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLine Blue Belles 4-H
Janis M.coneghey
Janet Vanden Berg
Karen Buckley
Lander
Pol's Chapel Church
Karen
Phyllis Steenhock
Harvard senior Dooley named to NCAA All American fencing team
All American fencer David Dooley of Harvard University was selected by the NCAA to the All American fencing team after two days of competition against top collegiate fencers. Dooley logged 25 wins in 32 bouts and previously played basketball and track at Albia Community School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dooley
Harvard University
NCAA
Dooley
Albia
Harvard
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Joyce
Ireland
Catherine
Art Waardfiulzen
Arizona
Kay Paris
Vos
Pella
Nancy Paris
Boone
Rex Lester
Wayne Lubberden
Sat
Lake Marie
Moto Ski
Retta Lubberden
Brenda Lester
Nine Eagles Lake
Dockum
Larry Warrick
Larry Clements
Warrick
Dau
Lesters
Skiff's Hospital
Mitchellville
Andrew Kool
Marion
Marie Rinehart
Rineharts
Arlene
Bess Churchill
Penny
Newton
Marion Rineharts
Grinnell
Gerald
Anna Arment
Linda
Denny
Oakley
Mary Cowman
Cowman
Isabel Bowie
Iowa City
Truman Thompson
James Munson
Jane Clevenger
the Chronicle
Skiff Hospital
Jane
Karr
Vriezelaar
Jasper Co. Brot
P.m
Rambler’s Swap
Martini
U.S
American Motors
Leydens Auto Sales
Isu
Arnold de Bruin
Pella Bootery
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