Enterprise Over Government Aid Inspires Community Action
A church bulletin urges immediate action over mere intention, praising enterprise. It cites a farm family restoring a desk and colonades, saving farm buildings, and opening housing for young couples. The note promotes housing and remodeling amid high building costs and mentions Jo Ann Albright and Rural Development Title V program.
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Jo Ann Albright
4-H Officers Training Set for December 30 in Pocahontas
4-H officers will gather at St Peter Lutheran Church basement in Pocahontas on Tuesday December 30 from 2:00 to 4:00. County staff will lead an informal session on officer duties followed by recreation and refreshments. Members may appoint a substitute if unable to attend.
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County Council
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Pocahontas
Beef Projects Enrollment Deadline
4 H members may enroll in market beef or advanced cattle feeding projects. Animals must be identified weighed and eartagged by January 1 1976. Eartags and weigh in forms available at the Extension office in Pocahontas. Members may purchase up to three individual heifers or steers for the market beef project.
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4-H
Pocahontas
Pesticide Certification Training Aims to Help Pocahontas Farmers
Pocahontas County farmers face a federal requirement to become certified private pesticide applicators within 30 months. Extension Director Mel Powers notes the need for training and exams, with ISU sessions and county workshops upcoming. Certification lasts three years and a $5 fee applies.
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Pocahontas County
Mel Powers
Iowa
Iowa State University
Darrell Clark
Powers
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