Bremer County 4-H Calendar and Fair Entries Review
Bremer County 4-H events list a series of August and September open meetings and demonstrations for boys and girls at the Iowa State Fair and local venues. The text notes a late August judging event at Karen Stumme's home with 41 entries and 4-H members' mothers present, a program committee, and results including 21 blues 15 reds and 3 whites. Dianna Stumme's table setting chosen for state fair entry. Kathy Meier reported.
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Bremer County
Sumner City Hall
State Bank
Waverly
Karen Stumme
Wayne Siggelkow
Arnold Tiedt
Kathy Meier
Dianne Schneider
Kathy Albrecht
Tens N Teens 4-H Club completes year with auction of talent show
The Tens N Teens 4-H Club held its last meeting August 14 at Bonnie Bleck’s home. Seventeen members answered Roll Call with “What I like about Farm Life.” A talent show fund raiser was chosen with Karen Heffernan Helen Kries and Diana Feuchtwanger as committee. A swimming party and a softball game were planned. Reports on 4-H Camp were given by Cynthia Kingery Helen Kries and Linda Heine. Carole Lageschulte spoke on Safety Prevention and Diane Feuchtwanger on Entomology. Diana Feuchtwanger reporter.
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Bonnie Bleck
Karen Heffernan
Helen Kries
Diana Feuchtwanger
Cynthia Kingery
Linda Heine
Carole Lageschulte
Diane Feuchtwanger
Local Socials Note Roundup in Tri Poli Area
Pinhook Mr and Mrs Lynn Wilson of Tri Poli spent Thursday evening in the John Fay home Mrs George Weigens entertained 25 ladies and children at a farewell coffee for Mrs Marlowe Burke who will move to Mason City Mrs Lynn Wilson assisted her Mr and Mrs Joe Long of Waverly spent Sunday evening with Mrs Ada McConkey
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Lynn Wilson
Tripoli
John Fay
George Weigens
Marlowe Burke
Mason City
Joe Long
Waverly
Ada McConkey
Local Social Notes From Tripoli Area
Mrs Robert Schmidt of Tripoli was a Friday caller in the Howard Van Brocklin Sr home. Sharon OConnell spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Pat Burns at Le Mars. John Donnelly Jim Fairbank were dinner guests of Ada McConkey and visited George Banwell in Ionia. Bruce Pals Cedar Falls visited his parents in Tripoli. Marlowe Burke and Mason City callers. Calls on Mrs Robert Figanbaum at Sumner hospital listed several local women. Steven Rieck returned home from Janesville after summer with grandparents. Leslie Huck Edwin Moeller returned from a fishing trip to northern Canada. Louie Hannaman visited Fred ericksburg area. Chester Pals called on Mrs Albert Rieck. Howard Van Brocklin Sr attended Otto Roever funeral in Waverly. Mrs Robert Kuker family visited Donald Sievers. Mrs George Wilson and Harry McConkey were dinner guests. Ada McConkey visited Earl O Connell. Donald Zipse and wife left for Canada after winning a trip at Water loo Sportsmen’s Club.
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Robert Schmidt
Tripoli
Howard van Brocklin Sr
Leslie Huck
Edwin Moeller
Canada
Louie Hannaman
Arthur Flanscha
Fredericksburg
Chester Pals
Albert Rieck
Otto Roever
Waverly
Robert Kuker
Donald Sievers
George Wilson
Harry McConkey
Ada McConkey
Earl O'Connell
Donald Zipse
Sportsmen's Club
Waterloo
Iowa Corn Crop Expected Third Largest In History
Government forecasts indicate Iowa will post a record corn yield average of 69 bushels per acre, surpassing the 1958 mark by three and outpacing 1960 and 1950s levels, despite acreage cuts. The crop is expected to be the third largest on record.
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Iowa
Agriculture Department
Siemens
Germany
Effic
Hj Aren
Egeland's
Columbia Street
Waterloo
Phonophor Corp
America
U. S
Itch Me-Not Promises Fast Relief for Skin Itch
An advertisement touts Itch Me-Not as a quick remedy for eczema insect bites toe itch and surface rashes. It claims itching subsides within minutes and antiseptic action speeds healing with a 48 cent back guarantee at O Brien's Sun Dries Tripoli.
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O'Brien's
Sundries
Tripoli
Corn harvest forecast: 69 bushels per acre yield
Forecast points to a 69 bushel per acre average producing about 696.8 million bushels of corn, potentially the third largest crop on record and about ten percent below last year’s total. The figure reflects ongoing aggregate yields and national crop projections for the season.
Year’s Second Rank Spite the Fact This Was Cutback
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes a 17 percent cutback affecting an area crop. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The item appears as a brief, unreadable snippet about agricultural adjustments and rank concerns.
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