Rabies Control In Rural And Urban Iowa Scrutinized
Extension Director Richard Freeman notes Marion county faces wildlife rabies. Dr. John B. Herrick cites wildlife rabies rising from 1479 to 2174 cases between 1953 and 1961. Public health vets say many cities lack control programs, endangering pets and livestock and causing anti rabies treatments for people.
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Marion County
Richard Freeman
John B. Herrick
Iowa State University
Iowa
Stanley L. Hendricks
Iowa Department of Health
Hendricks
J. W. Gauger
Iowa Medical Society
Herrick
Set Hearing On Phase of County Plan
A public hearing on Parts I and II of Marion County's comprehensive plan is slated for December 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Knoxville Court House court room. Part II was presented to the Marion County Zoning Commission by Ald and A A Anderson Engineering of Des Moines, planners for the commission. Part I, Economic Study was shared earlier. hearings on zoning and subdivision ordinances will follow. Members of the Board of Supervisors and the county engineer attended.
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Marion County
Court House
Knoxville
Board of Supervisors
Reminder to report Social Security events in Des Moines
Leo W. Smith of the Social Security Administration in Des Moines issued a reminder to all recipients to report events affecting benefit payments. Reportable items include work over thresholds, disability work, marriage to a widow or child benefits, address changes, and deaths. Contact the Des Moines office at 205 12th Street with questions.
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Leo W. Smith
Social Security Administration
Des Moines
Social Security Office
12Th Street
Savings Bonds Sales Higher In October
October savings bonds sales rose to 8 158 583 dollars in Town, up 515 000 from 1962, per J G Boat of Pella and James Bellamy. Iowa's ten month total reached 96 823 923 dollars for 82 percent of the annual quota, with Marion County at 742 144 dollars for 68 percent. Other counties show Mahaska 567 644 dollars at 64 percent and Jasper 1 164 731 dollars at 79 percent.
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United States Savings
J. G. Boat
Pella
James Bellamy
Knoxville
Volunteer County Savings Bonds
Iowa
Marion County
Oat Variety Test Results Are Released
Iowa State University reports top yielding oat varieties from two years of tests at five Iowa locations. Garland, Jewell, Portage, Minhafer, Neal and Barnes averaged 100 plus bushels per acre. Tonka and Goodfield led test weight while Goldfield and Nehanka were lowest. lodging resistance varied among varieties. Thirteen oats qualified for 1964 certification. summary notes include locations, testing program details, and publication availability.
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Iowa State University
Gene Reisetter
Garland
Jewell
Portage
Minhafer
Neal
Barnes
Iowa
Tonka
Goodfield
Goldfield
Nehanka
Dodge
Reisetter
Mahaska Swine Producers Plan Banquet
The Mahaska Swine Producers banquets set for December 12 at 6 30 p m in the Eagles building Oskaloosa with speakers Bob and Connie Green of Ainsworth Town who have exhibited winning meat type swine widely. Eagles Auxiliary will serve a meal, and interest in swine production is encouraged for all including spouses. Tickets available from the Mahaska County Extension Service or association directors John Westercamp Peter G Vos Nick Van Doorn W Mack Jackson Raymond Randell Jr Irvin Harvey and Bill Ringelestein.
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Mahaska Swine Producers
Eagles
Oskaloosa
Bob
Connie Green
Ainsworth
Middle-West
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Mahaska County
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