Four-H Club News Highlights Achievement Show Dress Revue
Dutiful Daughters 4-H hosted the annual show on Aug 4 with 23 attendees. Dress Revue winners were Sandra Meier, Joan Anderson, and Sara Thoms. Lerol Gopherettes and Wapsie Whirlwinds reported multiple dress revues, entries, and booths with winners and future fair plans. Dozens of organizers, reporters, and members across clubs compiled August 2 to 5 events, with posters, booths, and judging notes for upcoming fairs.
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Sandra Meier
Joan Anderson
Sarah Thoms
Beverly Kohagen
Charissa Schrage
Sara Thoms
Jefferson Jills
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Patty Fairholm
Mary Anne Bock
Diane Milius
Pat Williams
Mary Ann Bock
Leroy Gopherettes
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Doneth Zipse
Betty Figanbaum
Margaret Kirchman
Joanne Fay
Janet Kuethe
Sheryl Buchholz
Wapsie
Ruth Woodcock
E. W. Kirchoff
Frederika Town Park
Sumner Pool
Ruth Leuenberger
Janis McLevy
Vicky Heine
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Vickie Mueller
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Iowa State University Campus Size and Value Highlighted
The 1300 acre Iowa City campus hosts about 80 major academic buildings valued at 75 million dollars underscoring the universitys prominence in the state. A quirky aside notes a successful fishing bait mix of rouge perfume and lipstick with flattery.
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Iowa to issue 12000 gun permits for 1963 deer season
The State Conservation Commission will issue 12,000 shotgun permits for a deer season with about 33,000 deer expected in Iowa. Bow season runs Oct 12 to Dec 1, with bow hours from sunrise to sunset. Shotgun season runs Dec 14–15 for zone 1 and Dec 14–16 for zone 2, with hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Zones cover all counties, and permits are allocated by Data Processing Center machines.
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Lottery style deer license drawing described in draft plan
The Des Moines office would draw sealed forms to allocate shotgun deer licenses. Form 9987 holds two names, 432 holds one, 12 holds five, 11003 holds three, and 5123 holds one, yielding twelve licenses initially. The process continues to the 11 999th form. the last form could hold one to five names, making total licenses between 12 000 and 12 004, with all unused forms mailed back with payments.
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Try Lamb for Next Cook Out Says Parmdee
PERT POINTERS by Pearl E Pardee suggests lamb as a fresh cookout option with various cuts from chops to leg roasts. Lamb grills well, and sauces and marinades enhance flavor. A new How-To’s For Barbecues guide is available at the Extension Office in Tripoli, Ia.
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Forty five years of running a threshing crew
Eddie Schaupp of Dunlap reflects on a long career shaping his view of a changing world after decades with a threshing crew.
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Eddie Schaupp
Dunlap
Annual Farm Census Highlights Sioux County Corn Lead
The annual farm census shows Sioux County leading the state in corn production in 1962 with 15,860,144 bushels harvested from 199,604 acres at an average of 79.5 bushels per acre. Webster County tops soybean output with 3,421,000 bushels and 28.4 bushels per acre on 120,381 acres.
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L. Ree
Webster County
Attorney General Rules on Truckers Permits
Attorney General Evan Hult man rules the Town Highway Commission cannot issue annual permits for trucks over 50 feet long to travel on highways under 22 feet wide. A law allows longer trucks on 22 foot or wider highways, but no highway runs the full state length at that width. Truckers sought permission to switch highway widths with long vehicles.
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The
Highway Commission
Untouched Iowa Roads Revealed In Massive Unpaved Flux
Nearly all Iowa roads remain unpaved with 90 262 of 110 773 miles lacking pavement. The claim challenges view that asphalt dominates the state’s linking routes.
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Iowa
State to cut agricultural land tax credits next year
State Comptroller Marvin Selden Jr reports lower ag land tax credits at 33.43 cents per dollar for next year, down from this year's rate. Pro-rated claims mirror prior year with totals near 335 dollars versus 313 dollars previously.
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Marvin Selden, Jr
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