Dan Dieleman’s Herd Tops Marion County Dairy Contest
Dan Dieleman of Pella led Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement with 2450 pounds milk and 98 pounds butterfat for the top registered Holstein. The county average reached 745 pounds milk and 8161 pounds butterfat for April across 412 cows in 26 herds. Clyde Core and Otis Richards, both Pleasantville, earned strong showings with Holstein and Guernsey entries.
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Bob Conway
Marion County
Marion Coun- Dielman
Pella
Dieleman
Dan Dieleman
Clyde Core
Pleasantville
Otis Richards
Nollen Retired Banker Commands National Economic Regard
This column outlines Mr. Nollen a retired chairman of the Bankers Life Co and former president of Town earning national recognition as a student of economics and an executive who led a major investment era.
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Nollen
Bankers Life Co
Presid Town
Established Second Flock of Canada Geese in Iowa
Biologists establish a second flock of 40 Canada geese in Wallingford Ingham High game management unit northern Iowa to foster permanent nesting colonies. Geese are wing clipped and kept in pens near water. Young are released to go wild with some expected to migrate yearly and return to birthplaces. Last year's first flock of 55 at Rice Lake is now nesting with several nests containing eggs.
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Iowa
Ingham High Game
Wallingford
Rice Lake
4-H Girls and Boys Convene at ISU This June
4-H members from every Iowa county will gather at Iowa State College for the annual girls convention and boys short course. The girls meet June 18 to 21 with the boys June 24 to 26. Each county will send one delegate and its 4-H president, along with nominated state officers and local leaders and county extension staff.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Marion County Sports Festival Planned Despite State Cancellation
The Farm Bureau Board approved the Marion County Sports Festival at Friday night meeting. The date is tentatively set for a window between the county and state fairs with exact timing to be confirmed after conflict checks.
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Marion County
Farm Bureau Board
Let's Consider These Benefits We Hear About Taxes
The article argues that few recognize the positive side of government spending. It stresses that taxes fund essential welfare services and defense. It notes that current conditions involve preserving world peace and our democratic society, with defense being the heaviest burden.
The Value of Tax Payments for Personal Security
The speech extols taxes as a valuable investment for home use and personal security. It argues state and local governance enable liberty and prosperity, emphasizing collective American power for world peace and welfare. Individuals are urged to find joy in contributing to this vital crusade.
Pike hatch in record time at Spirit Lake hatchery
Walleyed pike hatched in six days at Spirit Lake hatchery, the fastest on record. Fry began six days after eggs were laid in battery jars, far quicker than the usual 18 days. Officials credit unusually warm weather through spawning. Hatching finished May 5 with 64 million eggs placed in the jars at Spirit Lake.
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Spirit Lake Pe
Spire Lake
Seventh Annual Ag Credit School Opens June 16
The seventh annual Ag Credit School opens June 16 at Iowa State College. H B Howell notes the program runs through June with aim to improve understanding of credit handling and extension. Classes by college staff and Iowa bankers cover credit principles farm management and credit administration. Evening sessions on farmer banker relations and field trips to farms accompany lectures.
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Iowa State College
H. B. Howell
College Agricultural
Iowa
Hatchery Egg Hatch Rate Mentioned at Clear Lake
The report notes that at Clear Lake a figure of 21 million is cited and that in normal hatchery operations about 70 percent of the eggs hatch.
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Clear Lake
Honeymoon Car Mix-Up Sparked by Police Spotting
A patrolman recalls spotting a seemingly stolen car on the highway and confronting two frightened youths. He arrested them as suspects until a call revealed the vehicle belonged to a newlywed couple just married that morning. The mistaken stop was a misread of the license and registration.
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Starin
Ereson
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