4-H Club News Biz E Bees and Rangers Updates
Biz E Bees 4-H club opened with eight members two leaders and one visitor at Kay Ormston s home. New business set an achievement day at Barbara Rathe s home and judges committees formed. Camp report from Nancy Hoppenworth and eight member demonstrations for local demo day. County selections named Loralee Brooks Kay Ormston Susan Peters team and Susan Lahmann Barbara Rathe Carolyn Lahmann team with Carolyn Lahmann from Wapsie Whirlwinds. Maxfield Rangers July 24 meeting at Larry Steege s home with 13 members two leaders two parents two visitors. Ken Foelske elected county delegate. Record books checked and barn duties discussed. Demonstrations included how to make corn cobs pay storage prep for plow lays rope halter making. Senior teams demoed. Carl Venzke to check projects July 31. Douglas Rockets July meeting at Keith Heffernan s home. roll call on projects and fair ticket sales. Elston Bull scheduled dairy barn and Clinton Burrow beef barn setup. boards and signs for fair planned. Washington trip report shared. attendees encouraged others to join. Larry Hassman spoke on…
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Biz E Bees
Susan Lohmann
Kay Ormston
Barbara Rathe
Nancy Hoppenworth
Loralee Brooks
Susan Peters
Susan Lahmann
Carolyn Lahmann
Wapsie Whirwinds
Marijorie Blume
Maxfield Rangers
Larry Steege
Ken Foelske
Mark Huebner
Leslie Matthias
Gary Heinemann
Tom Sickles
Carl Venzke
Jerry Dorn
Harvey Matthias
Douglas Rockets
Keith
Karen Heffernan
Elston Bull
Clinton
Washington, D. C
Larry Hassman
Readlynettes Demonstration Day Highlights 4-H Club
Readlynettes showcased home demonstration projects at Anita Klodt's home with judges Mrs Lavern Herman and Mrs Gerald Cornmesser. Dianna Stumme Barbara Stahlhut Karen Stumme Kathy Meier selected for county day. members presented talks on reframing frames wood finishing bulletin boards and lighting. A fire hazard removal project and other sewing and weaving demos were featured.
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Readlynettes
Anita Klodt
Lavern Herman
Gerald Cornmesser
Dianna Stumme
Terri Minnaert
Diane Schneider
Kathy Albrecht
Barbara Stahlbut
Carmen Bo
Connie Rommel
State suspends three grain warehouse licenses
The State Commerce Commission suspended the licenses of Farmers Elevator Inc at Mason City for an alleged shortage of 9 948 bushels and also suspended licenses of Iowa City Grain and Feed Service Inc at Iowa City and Allen T North Grain Co at Vail after prior removal from the approved storage list by federal authorities.
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State Commerce Commission
Farmers Elevator, Inc
Mason City
Iowa City Grain and Feed Service, Inc
Iowa City
Allen T. North Grain Co
Vail
Cattle Prices Seen Falling in Late 1962 Into 1963
Bremer County Extension Director notes Iowa State University economist predicts a drop in cattle prices late this year and early 1963 due to more cattle on feed. July 1 USDA data show 6,040,000 head on feed across 26 states with marketing likely through July to September, uneven regional changes, and Iowa remaining unchanged as Arizona California and Texas show large increases.
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I. William Uhrig
Iowa State University
USDA
North Central States
Iowa
North Central
Arizona
California
Texas
PERT POINTERS By Pearl Pardee on room rearranging
The article offers practical home guidance for rearranging living spaces. It stresses studying fixed features, understanding room use, and arranging furniture to fit room size, avoid emptiness or crowding, and maintain convenience with clear groupings and traffic lanes.
Reading Room Balance and Furniture Alignment
A design note discusses arranging furniture with parallel lines to walls for unity. It advises placing similar groupings on opposite walls to balance interest and suggests thoughtful planning can refresh a room’s appeal. The text emphasizes balance and thoughtful layout ideas.
106 Year Old Mrs Minnie Haren Taken To Hospital
Mrs Minnie Haren of Grundy Center aged 106 was recently admitted for care and treatment. Her mind remains clear though she is weak.
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Minnie Haren
Grundy Center
Iowa Lawyer Naughton In Texas Financier Probe
James Naughton formerly of Sioux City and now general counsel for the Fountain Government Operations Subcommittee plays a key role in the investigation of Texas financier Billie Sol Estes. The Iowa figure lends legal heft to the inquiry as the panel scrutinizes activities linked to Estes.
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Texas
Billie Sol Estes
James Naughton
Sioux City
Fountain
Deer Struck by Train Found Near Prescott Tracks
A 176 pound deer was found along railroad tracks near Prescott after wandering onto the rails and being struck by an early morning train. The incident was observed by a railroad section crew and noted as a wildlife strike on the line.
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Prescott
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Tripoli Grain & Feed Phone
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