Area Construction Projects Total Over $14 Million
Non-residential construction in Marion County and surrounding area exceeds 14.1 million dollars, driven mainly by the Red Rock Dam and Lake project. Key items include Red Rock Stage II at 7.63 million, Highway 14 relocation, and Burlington-Wabash relocation over the Des Moines River, funded by the Army Corps of Engineers. Other projects add about 1 million, with several road, bridge, and facility improvements across Marion Warren and Polk Counties.
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Marion County
Knoxville
Red Rock
Des Moines River
Marion
Warren
Polk
Army Corps of Engineers
Teter Creek
Burlington-Wabash
McCord
Highway 14
Attica
Bussey
Melcher Chariton
Flagler
Bellamy
Pella
Auld Park
DeJong
Knoxville Journal
Claflin Von Yeast to Speak on World of a Satellite
Claflin Von Yeast, North Mahaska high school faculty member, will speak to the New Sharon PTA on the World of a Satellite at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gym. The talk will cover satellite tracking basics and the space age, with ample time for questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaer Claflin von Yeast
North Mahaska
New Sharon
P.T.A
von Yeast
North Mahaska High School
Iowa
National Science Institute
U.S
Don Castner
Sam Foster
Max Hutt
Poultry Industry Plans Conference in Omaha
Second annual North Central States Poultry and Egg Exposition will be held at the Civic Auditorium in Omaha on December 3 and 4. United States Department of Agriculture specialists and industry firms will discuss marketing processing management feeding housing and promotion of the egg and poultry industry in the Midwest. Pvt Marvin G De Nooy NG 26818048 Co D 4th Bn 2nd Trig Regt Basic Fort Leonard Wood Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Auditorium
Omaha
Nebr
United States Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Marvin G. de Nooy
Trig
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Advise Visit to Social Security Office Before Retirement
Leo W. Smith, social security district manager in Des Moines, urges people to visit the Social Security Office three months before reaching retirement age. Staff there can estimate benefits, check acceptable birth documents, help obtain better evidence if needed, and assist with filing for oneself and eligible family members. Even if still working at 65, you can apply now. benefits do not require full retirement.
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Social Security Office
Leo W. Smith
Social Security
Des Moines
Smith
Wool Growers Urged To Keep Records For Incentive Payments
Lamb and wool growers are urged to maintain detailed sales records for the wool incentive program. Records must show buyer name, signature, number and live weight of unshorn lambs, with ownership duration key. Applications for 1963 marketings may be filed now, with final deadline January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Robuck
ASC County Comittee
Lis
Sellin
ASCS
Robuck
Keizers to Speak at AAW Meeting on Nov 16
Clifford Keizer of Lindenwood College will present a program on Indonesia at the American Association of University Women meeting in Hall at Central College on Saturday November 16 at 8:00 pm. Lindenwood hosts Mina Baker Betty Borgman Julia Moen and Joyce Epperly invite both men and women to attend.
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American Association of Rsity
Central College
Clifford Keizer
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Indone
Mina Baker
Betty Borgman
Julia Moen
Joyce Epperly
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Poultry Industry Plans Conference
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AAW
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Jergen
MR. Clean
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