Tens-N-Teens 4-H club plans foreign foods supper
Thirteen members answered roll call with a prompt about a new food to learn. Leaders, parents, and visitors attended as the group discussed a foreign foods supper, a Rural Women's Day skit, and practice set for Tuesday March 17 at the Feuchtwanger home. Demonstrations included Basic White Sauce, Preparing Vegetables, and A Cheese Dish. Mary Bull resigned. Marilyn Beam named reporter. The Readlynettes 4-H club met at Barbara Stahlhut’s home with yeast bread and muffins demonstrations, led recreation, and reports by Connie Rommel. The TRT 4-H club met at Dixie Ruehs home with eight members. Demonstrations included Muffins by the Muffin Method and Cooking a Hot Cereal, plus talks on varied muffins and leavening in quick breads and bread-making tips. Janet Dietz’s name was corrected by reporter Kendra Nordman.
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Feuchtwanger
Diane Feuchtwanger
Judy Feuchtwanger
Vicky Burrow
Mary Bull
Marilyn Beam
Readlynettes 4-H Club
Barbara Stahlhuts
Barbara Stahlhut
Barbara Stalhut
Jennifer Watts
Carol Lau
Brenda Meier
Connie Rommel
Dixie Ruehs
Kendra Nordman
Marilyn Vosseberg
Joyce Dooly
Janet Dietz
Agriculture exports set record heights in 1963 and rising
Bremer County Extension Director notes 1963 exports reached 5.6 billion dollars with expectations for 1964. Economist William Uhrig cites a 10 billion dollar agricultural trade market, highlighting Iowa’s role as exports bolster farm income and jobs. Coffee, cocoa, tea and rubber are among top import commodities.
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William Uhrig
Towa State University
Uhrig
Iowa
Food For Peace
Chairman Urges GOP Unity Behind Hultman for Governor
Republican State Chairman Robert Ray urged all Republicans to back Attorney General Evan Hultman in his bid for governor. He noted discontent over Hultman’s outspoken reapportionment stance and his push for urban representation in the general assembly. He stressed a candidate must take responsibility before an election.
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Robert Ray
Evan Hultman
Hultman
General Assembly
Ray
Raj
Billion Dollars Spent on Iowa Roads Since WWII
Since the end of World War II the Iowa Highways Commission has spent about $1 billion on road construction. Also, Dave Bevan of Pella, a post office employee, has spent two years building about 30 tropical fish varieties for leisure.
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Iowa
Sae
Low Highway Commission
Dave Bevan
Mr. Bevan
Pella
Art restoration program at Iowa State University noted
The State University of Iowa in Iowa City runs the only academic centered program of art conservation and restoration in the United States outside New York City, highlighting its unique status in the field and national reach.
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The
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
United State
New York City
Food Waste Tips Keep Fridge Clean and Organized
Pearle Pardee urges careful food storage to cut waste. Don’t overcrowd the refrigerator and date leftovers before market day. Regularly clean shelves and drawers with soda water. wipe spills immediately to prevent stains. clean the freezer monthly. Also notes the Ed Waugh cradle and a Tripoli shopping cue.
Asphalt Concrete Hearing Stirs Iowa Senate Debate
A heated Iowa Senate hearing focused on asphalt and concrete interests after a letter from James F. Cobb of the Asphalt Paving Association criticized the highway commission probe as harassment by special interests. Senator D C Nolan was accused of aiding Portland cement. attorney Russell Lundy testified among others.
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Iowa Senate
James F. Cobb
The
Asphalt Paving Association of Town
Cobb
Highway Commission
Legislative Interim Committee
Sen
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Russell Lundy
Des Moines
Ing
Sen. A. V. Doran
R Boone
Markman
Iowa Senate Probe Probes Cement Debate and Campaign Ties
In a Senate inquiry Cobb and Nolan clash over past meetings at Lundy home regarding asphalt versus Portland cement. Lundy testifies Nolan sought influence on cement use in 1955, Nolan denies. Nolan cites 1954 visit during Martin Hoegh campaign. Markman questions alleged caucus statement about halting asphalt road builds.
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Mer
Iowa Highway Commission
Lundy
Noland
Nolan
Martin- Hoegh
Leo Hoegh
Tom Martin
U. Senate
Elthon declines governor bid citing age and campaigns
Senator Leo Elthon of Fertile states he will not run for governor, noting his 65 years old and the strain of two hard campaigns. The letter was mailed to Iowans who urged him to seek the post. A columnist quips about the human skeleton and a missing wish bone.
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Sen
Leo Elthon
R-Fertile
Consumption of at 11,000,000 pounds last year
Malformed text fragment discusses large consumption figures and implies concern over high intake levels. No clear entities or events to anchor a concise summary.
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Pirin
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