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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1965

Page

4

200 000 Lowans Work In Agriculture

About 200000 lowans work in agriculture. They produce yearly and feed raw materials for a growing industrial complex near the source of raw materials. The huge agricultural market supports machinery, electric power, plant food and farm chemicals, says Narnia Moklestad, Ca. Ex, Skeetor. Industry employs about 200000 and contributes far more than $8 billion.

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Iowa agriculture drives vast industrial output and employment

The report estimates Iowa’s agriculture and farm supply sectors account for billions in industrial output, with 880 million in direct food processing activity, 27,000 workers in related manufacturing, and farmers spending hundreds of millions annually on feed, seed, and equipment. It notes statewide payrolls, farm taxes, and transportation links fueling the economy. Humboldt County farm equipment lists extensive machinery and implements.

Uy Mure Hanna City Iowa Aise Grilahurn Walier Bury Isu Fiamers Towa

Agriculture drives one third of private jobs in Ulster

In Ulster, farmers allocate consumer spending across food clothing education transportation and medical needs. About three of every ten private sector jobs relate to agriculture, highlighting its broad economic impact.

Ulster

Christmas Gifts For Hospital Patients At University of Iowa

Hospital donors are urged to provide gifts for patients during Christmas week. Bruce Nelean leads the University of Iowa Hospitals Christmas Committee, seeking books toys handkerchiefs scarves gloves stationary shawls and knitted wear. Cash gifts are welcomed for purchasing presents. checks payable to University Hospital Christmas Committee.

Santa University of Own Satz Wer Bruce Nelean Ieme Ted Cress Cammittee Univer AMY of Iowa Utospitals Iowa City Iowa

Pesticide Exams Scheduled For December Sixth

The Iowa Department of Agriculture will hold pesticide applicator exams on December 6, 1963, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the auditorium north of Highway Junction 164 and 20 in Dodge. Applicants must pass in their area of competence with a 75 percent score. those who failed last year and scored below 85 must retake. Areas include general pest control inside buildings, livestock and animal application, systemic plant treatment, mosquito and fly control, and tree and garden fungicides.

Iowa

State testing for crop pesticide applicator exams set

Tests on crop insecticides and weed control will run Monday through Friday at the State Chemical Laboratory in Dex Moles. Additional sessions are planned at Mason City on November 20 and Spencer in December. VW applicators can obtain study material from the Humboldt County Extension Office to prepare.

State Chemical Laboratory Mason City Noy Spencer Dee Humboldt County Extension Office

Meeting on new corn and soybean management at high school

A public meeting on Dee 1 at 1 p.m. in the new Bumbolde High School building will feature Harvey Thompson, Iowa State University Extension Agronomist. Farmers and agri business leaders are invited to hear about narrow row planting and future corn soybean management, with research results and potential industry impacts.

Pam Bumbolde High School Harvey Thompson Iowa State University Extension Agronomist Trompton

Local Bridge Clubs Hold Luncheons and Contests

Several bridge groups met with dessert luncheons and card games. Prizes awarded included hostess, draw, high and low scores to listed members, with guests and club leaders noted. Cosmopolitan Club met with 18 members. president Jerry Roseberry led a Men We Admire year theme and Dr Tom Dooley talk.

Sos Bridge Cluly Pearl Overbaugh Dean James Adrian Hadesaker Ployd Lane Nelly Deck Bridge Club Jor Mary McPeak High Scare Pearl Qverbaugh Draw Wayne Hage Low Waller Hoffman Floyd Lane Fred Ras- Mmursen Stanley Sehipull Hagless Cosmopolitan Club Jerry Roseberry Robert Hoffman Tom Dooley

Linda Botton to wed Ellis Mecha in Marshalltown

Honored at a Saturday evening shower in EUB Church Felowship Room Linda Botton of Marshalltown learned she will marry Ellis Mecha in Elim Lutheran Church in Marshalltown. Elaine events included a vocal solo by Marjorie Gugisburg, humorous readings, gifts opened by Becky Klasse and Mary Ellen McCurry, and lunch with olive and aqua decorations. Guests from Corwith Laverne Hardy Goldfield Vincent and Renwick attended, with Linda’s mother Mrs Alfred Botton present.

Virgil Erwin Due Une McCurry Harold Klasa Curtis Morgan J EUB Linda Botton Marshalltown Ellis Mecha Elim Lutheran Dee Love Marjorie Ann Gugisburg Laurice Streyffeler Harold Klasee McCarry Klasser Mya Erwin Klasse Linda Becky Klasse Mary Ellen McCurry Alfred Botton Corwith Laverne, Hardy Goldfield Vincent Renwick

Literary Guild Club Meeting Demonstrates Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation

Mrs Stanley McCurry and Mrs Ernie Ferguson led the Literary Guild Club on a Wednesday evening with Dr Sarah Suttle demonstrating mouth to mouth resuscitation on a live dummy. Twelve members attended with one guest, Mrs Russell Bygness, and the next gathering will be a Christmas party on December at the Community Tinom in the Library.

Literary Guild Club Stanley McCurry Ernie Ferguson Sarah Suttle Russell Bygness

The Blue Kraft of India Toxic Snake Fact

The blue kraft of India ranks among the most toxic snakes, with venom described as far more potent than potassium cyanide. The claim notes extreme potency and danger, highlighting its notoriety in venom literature and public safety discussions.

India

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