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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
3
For sale items include a full sized mattress cap and miscellaneous pieces. Also offered is a 37 inch item in good condition. Contact Mrs. Mande Freer in Som PAGAL for details.
WANTED sealed bids for right of way and improvement work in Ames Iowa. Contact Warren T Gras sing Right of Way Agent State Highway Commission for bid forms and information. Also notices seek a cemetery caretaker and hay rent near Eldon Sander with contact details provided.
Personal notes thank neighbors for visits cards and flowers while in hospital. A reader thanks the Renwick Methodist Church official board for printing church news and notices.. The Belmond Hospital and home again prompts gratitude to Dona McCormick and Ruth Cardal secretary for support and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs John D and John son of Titonka along with Eldon Govlid Jackie and Flem mig of Elmore joined Mrs Anito Amerson for Sunday lunch. Ray Mrs and Fred Rasmussen attended Rural Mail Carriers and Auxiliary at the Humboldt home hosted by Mr and Mrs Bart Vout. Ray Mile hosted after church for Linda's 11th birthday with guests Gee Mills Marvin Anderson and Kang.
Iowa officials report 121353.15 dollars paid in animal bounties in 1964 focusing on fox and coyotes, pocket gophers, crows, and rattlesnakes. The Conservation Commission recommends ending payouts for some species. sessions discuss beef production trials, cattle feeding, and feed comparisons at state facilities.
The article discusses optional payments and a bill reintroducing Iowa bounty fees with little legislative support. It cites conservation surveys showing no fox decline and a rise in coyotes in western towns, noting Midwest studies finding fox and coyote numbers have minimal impact on game birds and mammal populations. County data from 1964 lists top bounty towns and counts for foxes, gophers, and other species, alongside local ads and notices.
The 47 annual Cattle Feeders' Hey Day will be held on the Town State University Campus Thursday, Sept. 2, 1965. Dr. Wise Burroughs leads the event with a root nuillion-re search at the university.
Dr Spear of the NPCA cautions February to August as the termite swarming season in Florida and California and many warm regions. Signs include a swarm of winged termites near homes, with colonies forming under foundations and in wood structures. homeowners should contact reputable pest control firms for prevention and treatment.
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