State forest nursery tree orders for 1965 sale open
The State Conservation Commission announces the 1965 sale for erosion control habitat and reforestation trees and shrubs. Orders accepted Jan 1 through March. forms available from Commission staff, Soil Conservation Service, and extension offices. Shipments begin late March and finish by early May. Species include pine, larch, cedar, walnut and other hardwoods. A wildlife packet option offers 250 trees and shrubs for game habitat. Federal cost sharing aids landowners. state nursery seedlings cannot be used for landscaping or windbreaks outside farmsteads. In 1964 spring distribution, 3,038,000 trees and shrubs reached 1,302 landowners. conifers were most popular.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Soil Conservation Service
Iowa
Safe lifting to prevent back injuries
Public health nurse Leona Fisher advises proper lifting to avoid back strain. Check weight, get help for heavy items, bend knees, use strong leg muscles, and lift slowly. Seek medical advice for persistent back pain and avoid self diagnosis or unsafe home remedies.
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Leona
Fisher
Marion County
Social Security Benefits Urged For Those 65 Plus
Des Moines social security office urged people over 65 not yet applying to contact their local office immediately. A representative will review each case to determine benefits owed. Prompt action helps avoid possible loss of monthly Social Security money while working.
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Leo W. Smith
Des Moines
Five for a Period of Only One So Test
A fragment notes a period labeled five for a period of only one. It mentions Del arity offive located at 205 12th Street.
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12Th Street
Diseases plague clover and alfalfa on Iowa farms in 1964
Mahaska County Extension Director Gene Reiselter and Iowa State University plant pathologist Robert Lambe report leaf spots stem diseases again troubled clover and alfalfa across Iowa. Virus infections hit red clover statewide. aphids spread many viruses. Flemish alfalfa shows some resistance but is highly susceptible to bacterial wilt.
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Lowa
Mahaska County
Gene Reiselter
Robert Lambe
Iowa State University
Lambe
Bruce Heerema speaks to Rotary on minor league football
Bruce Heerema of the Springfield Acorns, one of 14 Atlantic Coast Professional Football League teams, spoke to Rotarians about life in a part time minor league. He described practice, pay, and postgame travel, noting TV contracts may boost income next year as attendance ranges from 8,000 to 16,000.
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Pella
Bruce Heerema
Springfield
Mass
Acorns
Pryce
Chicago Bears
Central
Ron Schipper
Bruce
Hartford Inc
Drake
Tommy O'Connel
Buffalo Bills
Joe Wotina
Nat Craddock
Parsons
Mel Proffit
Dick Easterly
Jerry Yost
Mike Hagler
Bill Perk
Iowa
Don Henning
Boston
Atignia
Richmond
Heerema
Martin J. Heereana
1965 feed grain provisions change to boost farmer participation
The 1965 feed grain program keeps the same total price supports as 1964 for corn barley and grain sorghum but shifts more support into payments to participants and lowers some loan rates. The plan aims to widen the margin between participant and nonparticipant returns, encourage enrollment, and reduce government feed grain inventories while preserving farm income and taxpayer savings. Program signup runs February 8 through March 26.
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Tri-County
ASC
Cipate
Can We Stand Christmas as Rotary Talk Lessons
James Van Hoeven Central College Bible teacher used three Christmas experiences from his service as a chaplain to address Rotarians at a pre holidays meeting on December 22. He contrasted a Communist executions scene in Tegu with a Tokyo Christmas season a commercialized Japan and a Korea officer party and beggar quarter scene where the real spirit of Christmas appeared as a group of poor people cooking stew and singing Joy to the World. He urged readers to find real fellowship beyond surface celebrations.
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James van Hoeven
Central College
Tegu
Hoeven
Tokyo
Japan
America
Korea
Monroe Social Items Highlight Families And Visits
The Monroe page lists numerous local families hosting guests and visiting relatives over the holidays. The notices mention Mr. and Mrs. cone and families, extended kin in Des Moines and Milwaukee, and multiple households in Monroe hosting dinners, church gatherings, and anniversaries. A Pembroke of Fort Leonard Wood siblings and city residents are noted as spending vacations with parents. Christy Madsen, hospitalized after a vaporizer burn, returned home from Collins Hospital in Knoxville.
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Tedaihde
Tepe
Ty Tate
Newt McKee
Louise
Coby
Ainders Albert Varsa
Deanis ‘Tool Genie Cary
Kelmat Emmack
Fort Leonard Wood
Monroe
Ed Cartmel
Kansas City
Kan
HH den Otter
Christy Madsen
Collins Hospital
Knoxville
Retirne
Christy
Wit Mes
Norman Madsen
NFO Auction Raises 1400 for Promotion Efforts
The NFO auction at Tineles Sale Pavilion drew buyers despite rain, totaling over 1400 dollars for a Tetecision program and other promotion projects. A wide array of farm equipment produce and livestock sold, with lively bids on a goat auction and other items, according to Knoxville Journal.
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NFO
Tineles Sale
Dee
Vely
Aeas
Knox+ vile Journal
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Cons. Commission
Rotary
Lake Prairie
Lake Prairie Township
American Legion Hall
Lake Prairie Group
Ann Kuyper
van Hoeven
Monroe Dee
Cone
Eroor Hutchinson
Sas
Wayans
Monroe, Vey
Devayne
Jerry Woody
Dewey Ford
Christags
Walter
Wisi
Gm Dolemmy
Ptt
Harold Bover
Amt
Bioris
Hariin Man Shaib
Maso
Reith Cline Gral
Amd
Dean Boot Erie Mevan
Mare
Bau Claire
Abram Kool
Cheistuns
Peter Benes
Vie For
Sseyson
Evenino
Wwe
Houston
Dasahd
RAND
Poll-Parrot
Plarty of
Chelcn
Tres
Pacha and
Crabcren
Iors Butching
Vives
Wen's & Boys
Mer
le Cross
Roanlor Price
Ladies’ & Girls
Canvas Ox
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