Greenspan boosts 1967 grants for cropland buys
The U S Department of Agriculture announces higher Greenspan assistance rates in 1967 for state and local governments buying cropland for nonfarm uses such as open spaces and recreation. About 24 agreements signed, six in Iowa, with totals of grants of $83,086 for land purchases and $27,408 for conservation costs across multiple states.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
GAP
CAP
Greenspan
Iowa
Lafayette County
Florida
Suwanee
State Departments of
Indiana
Alichigen
New York
Ohio
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Greenepan
Hales
Focal County
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Promiscuous Fishing Allowed at Bays Branch
State Conservation Commission officials announced a temporary liberalization of fishing at Bays Branch in Guthrie County Iowa from November 10, 1966 to March 15, 1967. The change follows 1965 66 biological surveys showing a surge in rough fish and decline of game fish and waterfowl habitat. Fishing may be done by any means except dynamite poison electric devices or stupefying substances and is not for commercial purposes. The measure aims to restore wildlife habitat to productive levels seen when the area was developed in 1959.
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Bays Branch
Guthrie County
Towa
State Conseration Commission
Commission
Venison Prospects This Winter
An estimated 10 000 deer have been killed in Jows leaving good chances to sample venison this winter. Extension expert Elliol Oldzker advises freezing promptly and storing meat at low temperatures to prevent rancidity. For optimal flavor use frozen venison within two to three months and roasts or steaks up to twelve months.
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Elliol Oldzker
Northwestern College students excel in Sioux Falls speech tournament
Northwestern College Orange City students in the Speech Department earned top ratings at a Sioux Falls tournament. Ross Ballon and Betty Grootwassink posted superior or excellent marks in interpretation and oratory, while James Voogelaar achieved a superior in radio speaking. Two college teams contested the debate rounds with mixed results amid about twenty participating colleges from the region.
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Northwestern College
Orange City
Towa
Sioux Palm College
Sioux Falls
Ross’ Ballon
Bruce Wierks
Betty Grootwassink
James Voogelaar
Jim
Ross Ballon
Mary Lynn Sikkema
Northwestern
Harlan Pease
Ant James Lancaster
Carol Vander Meer
Paul Nurton
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Walter McCormick
The
Northwestern College Speech Team Dominates Early Debates
The Sioux Fails Tournament marks the fourth contest for Northwestern College debate teams. Current team standings show Harlan Pease and Jim Lancaster with 10 wins and 1 loss, while Carol Vander Meer and Paul Watton trail with 5 losses. Participants include Neal G. Schoep of Hospers and Olds.
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Northwestern College
Harlan Pease
Jim Lancaster
Carol Vander Meer
Paul Watton
Flying brothers head to Viet Nam tour from Davis-Monthan AFB
Teck and Jack McQuillen of Cas cade are in the flying field. Dick is a United Airlines captain and Jack a Major in the USAF. They recently joined for four Teunion at Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson, Ariz, before Jack departed for a seven month Viet Nam tour. Charles F. Gayer, RY, Pons.
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Teck
Jack McQuillen
Cascade
United Airlines
Jack
USAF
Davis-Meethan Afb
Tuscan Ariz
Viet Nam
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Wynia
Insurance and Real Estate
Colognes
Bolls
Pangburn
RADIO
Neal G. Schoep
Hospers, Olds
Charles F. Gayer, RY
Pons
Drs. Mouw & Simonsen
Rock Valley, Iowa
Rock Valley
Santa
Corn Palace
Rock Valley Commercial Club
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