Bowling Scores Highlight All Star League Leaders
The All Star League shows Milton Mackie with a high series 505 and LeeRoy Bomgaars 496. Lee Bomgaars also posts the top single game 205 with Gai at 204. Team standings list Electrolux, Pegscces, Sete, BAR, and others, while Marty Kruelen leads women's high series 435 and high single 179.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALL Star League
Milton Mackie
LeeRoy Bomgaars
Lee Bomgaars
Smit & Son
Vanden Brink
Paul’s
Co-op Lumber
Co-op
Marty Kruelen
Vanden Brink Bankes Nee Ee
Eal
Ee Co-op Lumber
Westmar Appreciation Program Planned by Chamber and College
An executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Westmar College met on Friday September 21 to outline a Westmar Appreciation program in Le Mars. The campaign seeks 25000 to fund the college budget with a quiet drive among business and professional people and a future appreciation week involving local citizens. The plan notes 84 Le Mars youths attended Westmar last year and that more than 355235 is spent in the community. Committee members present included John Vollmar Dr L C O Toole S H Luken John Alesch Eleanor Dubois Gordon Wheelan Robert Roseberry Clyde Eastman R J M Long Burton Dull R W Parker E W Rodgers Ethel Neubrand Dr Kalas Dr Howland Dr Zuehl and Gordon Kammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Westmar College
Westmar
le Mars
John Vollmar
L. C. O'Toole
S. H Luken
John Alesch
Eleanor DuBois
Gordon Wheelan
Robert Roseberry
Clyde Eastman
R J. M Long
Burton Dull
R W. Parker
E. W Rodgers
Ethel Neubrand
Kalas
Howland
Zuehl
Gordon Kammon
Better Methods For Raising Dairy Calves
A 24 month study by the Nutrition Council of the American Feed Manufacturers Association outlines housing, space, water, pen construction, temperature, and feeding practices to improve calf health. It urges separate initial housing, small group pens, clean water, properly elevated bowls, removable boxes for cleaning, solid partitions, and a target temperature range of 50 to 75 F. Emphasized are colostrum access in first three days, clean feeding gear, gradual weaning to starter grains, and pasture access after four months for stronger dairy calves.
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Nutrition Council of
The
American Feed Manufacturers Association
Agricultural Service Division
Union Bag Camp Paper Corporation
Livestock Market Falters Slightly on Mixed Week at Sioux City
Week ending September 26 1956 sees cattle receipts rise at Sioux City with fat cattle steady to higher demand for high and choice steers. Heifers and lighter weights slip 50 cents while cows and bulls show modest declines or steady levels. Hog prices gain 25 cents with top around 1700, lambs and ewes ease or hold, feeders steady. short term ewes sell around 9 to 15 per head.
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Sioux City
Sons
Open trapping seasons and dates across Minnesota 1956
Trapping seasons listed: mink muskrat open in specific river areas from Dec 1 to Dec 31 1956. state rest open Dec 1 to Dec 15 1956. Beaver open Dec 1 1956 to Mar 1 1957. Badger skunk opossum civet cat 1200 noon Nov 10 1956 to Jan 10 1957. Raccoon open Nov 10 1956 to Feb 10 1957. Water jets allowed only during mink and muskrat open season. Weasel red fox gray fox ground hog wolf coyotes continuous open state. Otter continuous closed season statewide.
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Mississippi River
Milwaukee and St Paul
Minnesota State Line
Davenport
Beaver
Iowa Fertilizer Use Climbs To 557,861 Tons In 1955
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee reports Iowa farmers used 557,861 tons of fertilizer in 1955. The leading grade was 14-4 at 119,366 tons followed by 11-1 at 73,328 tons. Farmers say fertilizer boosts returns, cuts production costs, and sustains high crop yields through soil-building practices.
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Sioux County
Iowa
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Clyde Sperry
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Lowa
Acreage reserve rules extended for crop disposal deadline
The agriculture secretary extends the August 3 final disposal date to August 31 1956 for crops on designated acreage reserve. If not disposed or grazed in non disaster areas farmers face no payments and a 50 percent civil penalty. Termination of agreements is not allowed and drought areas have special rules.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Essex couple lose pointer dog in Lineville find it home 125 miles away
Traveler Mr Earl Drake and Mrs Earl Drake of Essex visited Lineville. Their pointer dog disappeared and reappeared at their Essex home two days later after a 125 mile trek to Lineville and back.
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Earl Drake
Essex
Lineville
Fertilizer Texas to Maine Boosts Farm Profits Nationwide
Agricultural workers across states report high returns from fertilizer use. University and state stations show per dollar yields ranging from pasture gains to higher crop yields across tobacco cotton tomatoes and diverse crops. Local colleges advise following extension guidance for best profits.
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University of Maine
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Clemson College Agricultural
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Florida
Illinois
Agricultural Service Division
Union Bag
Camp Paper Corporation
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Vermont
Duncan Hines
Iimit
Boyder
Nabisco
del Monte
Electrolux
Ron
Boyden Hardware
NW Breeders Ass‘n
Junior
Sid
Sioux County Health Improvement Association
Sioux Center Hospital
Dena Lyzen
Wm Bomgaar
Hs.a
Sioux Farm
Maurice E Eldridge
W Arthur
Iowa State College
Acihur
Arthur
Francis Kutish
Orange City Hall
Mon
Chester Sitter
Walter Dickevers
Bert Engelsman
Normandy
Raymond Rohlfs
Henry Mulder
Timberly
Idaho
Ronnie
Joel Kuyper
Hull
Josie Kuyper
Neal Houtsma
Steve Liebersma
Sheldon
Ray Smit
Sherry
Edwin Bernissee
Paul M Vande
Larry Salmon
Andrew Vander Griend
Middleberg
St. Ansgar
Carl Duenow
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