Notice of Franchise Hearing for Winnebago Rural Electric
The Iowa State Commerce Commission schedules a hearing on November 5, 1963 at 10 a.m. in Des Moines for Winnebago Rural Electric Cooperative Association to obtain a franchise to erect and operate electric transmission lines across parts of Kossuth County. Objections must be filed in triplicate at least five days before the hearing. Docket E-13881.
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Tonka
Iowa
Titonka
Winnebago Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Thompson
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Towa State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Towa
Waldo F. Wheeler
Bernard J. Martin
Frank B. Means
Claude E. Davis
Conserving Use Provision Continued In 64 Feed Program
Growers entering the 1964 feed grain program must keep normal 1959 60 farm acreage in soil conserving crops or practices to qualify for payments and price support. R I Anderson urges farmers, noting the provision also affects mixed wheat production. planting wheat may displace soil depleting crops. Diversion payments and price support loans remain available with two rates, higher rate usable on more acres in 1964.
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R. I. Anderson
Kossuth County
ASC
Alse
Farmers urged to contact ASCS on 1964 feed grain program
Chairman Anderson asks feed grain and wheat producers to stay in touch with the county ASCS office for updates as the 1964 program unfolds. Blight has killed some stalks which appear frosted. Weather records show a 50 percent chance of first killing frost by Oct 1 with one or two frosts typical in low areas beforehand.
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Anderson
Ascs County
Titanka
Kossuth
Farm Question Box by Dean L Barnes County Extension Director
Question from Ledyard asks about leaves mold and wilting in flowers and is told fungi cause disease. Advice recommends early season spray or dust with a combined insecticide fungicide on a seven day interval. Question from Whittemore asks about county corn blight and is answered as increasing with reported field observations of corn showing signs.
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Ledyard
Whittemore
Titonka Locals Visit Bertha Callies in Aigona
Titonka residents Mrs Leonard Callies and Mrs Katie Rode visited Bertha Callies on Friday afternoon in Aigona, sharing conversation and fellowship during the visit.
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Leonard Callies
Katie Rode
Bertha Callies
Aigona
Huber Couple Attends Britt Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs L G Huber were guests at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Herman Krull in Britt on Sunday. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Klaus Krull and Mr and Mrs.
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L. G. Huber
Herman Krull
Britt
Klaus Krull
weekend visitors and family notes from area towns
Fim Krull and family visited Mr and Mrs Melvin Smith of Britt. Roger Reibsamen and family from Buffalo Center joined Floyd Reibsamen and later Mr and Mrs Alfred Redenius. Adolph Eshius of Britt visited Britt households. Willie Johnson family and others joined Merold Schlei in Fenton for Sunday dinner. John Jennings and Minnie Larsen attended Fred Jennings birthday dinner with Sexton and Britt connections. Bill Speicher Harvey Graham Don Michaelsen and Herb Nelson households hosted in Lone Rock. Thomas Leats visited John S. Rippentrop in Buffalo Center. Richard Johnston and family from Blue Earth visited Arthur Peterson’s home. Marsha Michaelsen stayed overnight with Vicky Schroeder. Henry Plaister and Tony Buns attended the Clay County Fair.
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Fim Krull
Richard Isebrand
Melvin Smith
Britt
Roger Reibsamen
Buffalo Center
Floyd Reibsamen
Alfred Redenius
Adolph Eshius
Willie Johnson
Earl Zwiefel
Ed Zwiefel
Glen Heifner
Vicky Schroeder
Henry Plaister
Tony Buns
Clay County
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