Regents to Ask Legislature for 54.9 Million
Iowa state board of regents plans to request 54.9 million from the next legislature to build facilities at Iowa Iowa State and State College for the two year period starting July. The group rejected 12 million of the earlier 67.7 million request and seeks authority in 1967 to borrow for classroom and related building projects alongside direct appropriations.
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State Board of Regents
Iowa
Iowa State
State College
Wapsie Whirlwinds 4-H Club Plans Sept Potluck Picnic
The Wapsie Whirlwinds 4-H Club discussed Fun Day Sunday at a meeting called by Susan Carroll. They scheduled a potluck picnic for Sept 18 and planned a town clean up, a softball game with Biz E Bees on Aug 12, and reviewed dress revue winners including Ruth and Linda Leuenberger and Bonnie Davison.
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Wapsie Whirlwinds
Susan Carroll
Sally Bergmann
Biz E Bees
Ruth Leuenberger
Linda Leuenberger
Bonnie Davison
Sue Pleggenkuhle
Doris O’connell
Nancy Pleggenkuhle
Plainfield Park
Cedar Chums
Plainfield Pals
Marcia Smith
Joel
Bugged Egyptians Describe Ancient Flour Beetle In Tomb Find
Archaeologists found fragments of the flour beetle in a grain jar inside an Egyptian tomb dated to around 2500 B C. The insect is noted for centuries of destroying stored food while also assisting modern biology as an experimental organism.
DC delegate served in Congress from 1871 to 1875
The District of Columbia had a delegate in Congress for four years from 1871 through 1875, representing the capital in federal deliberations during Reconstruction era governance.
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District of Columbia
State Fair Expected to Draw Over Half a Million Attendees
The Iowa state fair opened Friday and is anticipated to attract more than 500000 visitors. About 6000 exhibitors will compete for nearly 250000 dollars in premiums across 29000 exhibits. State fair board secretary Kenneth Falk calls it a modern, educational and entertaining event with Lawrence Welk, rodeo and thrill shows.
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State Fair Board
Kenneth Falk
Lawrence Welk
Primary election interest in Iowa state race dulls attention
With the September primary near, voters show low interest and polls indicate about 40 percent of those surveyed plan to skip the November general election. The contest pits Iowa State University professor William Murray against Centerville publisher Robert Beck as Republicans remain undecided. The $80 million surplus funds divide opinions on refunds now versus preserving funds for 1967 capital improvements and property tax relief.
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William Murray
Iowa State University
Robert Beck
Centerville
Murray
Beck
Harold Hughes
Stoffregen Family Reunion Draws 63 At Gates Park
Family members from Readlyn Waverly Denver Waterloo Tripoli and Cedar Falls attended the Stoffregen reunion at Gates Park Waterloo 63 people were present The next gathering will be in Denver with Mrs Fred Stoffregen and Mrs Raymond Thurm as hostesses John Stumme was to have surgery at Allen Memorial Hospital Marvin Mary Kay and Roger Munson vacationed in Minnesota and Wisconsin Garrett Marshall returned to Ackley Steve Wittenburg was hospitalized after a broken shoulder during football practice.
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Waterloo
Herman Stoffregen
Kimberly
Garylee Thurm
Readlyn
Waverly
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Tripoli
Cedar Falls
Denver Park
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Raymond Thurm
John Stumme
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ralph Munson
Marvin
Mary Kay
Roger
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Garret Marshall
Ackley
Jeff
Dick Abbas
Steve Wittenburg
Don Wittenburg
James Triplett
Colorado
Kenneth Triplett
New Hampton
Lawler
Sumner
Bloomington
Ill
Louis Fanfmann
Cascade
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James
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Hawaii
U.S.S
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Ervin Taylor
Kathryn Davis
Roger McLavey
Lowell McLavey
Kenneth Loftus
Evansdale
Gail McLavey
Arnold Smith
Winnefred Smith
Dean Wiltse
Lester Buenger
Donald Buenger
Memphis
Sharon
Buenger
Alfred Specht
Frank Wilkins
Art Jahnke
Irma Hurmence
Albert Sternat
Jane
Fredericksburg
Clifford Brandenburg
Fietta Bergmann
Harlan Pose
Agnes Bahlmann
St. Paul
Kenneth Bahlmann
Lo Alcock
Mms
J. C. Ruehs
Carl Schwemm
L. W. Bockhaus
Darwin Hoffman
Ann Marie
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Hoffmans
Leland Alcock
Ricky and
David
Alice Hemingson
Effie Alcock
Fort Atkinson
Kenneth Hanson
Long List of Visiting Guests and Travel News From Iowa Town
A stream of visits and travels spans Waterloo Fredericksburg and surrounding towns. Fred erika Triplett and James prepare to join the U S S John W Thomason after a honeymoon in Colorado and a San Francisco leg before Hawaii.
Tripoli Community School Lunch Menu Weekly
Monday through Friday meal plan lists beef and spaghetti with sides on Monday. creamed chicken and mashed potatoes on Tuesday. Maidrites on Wednesday. scalloped potatoes and ham on Thursday. and tuna and noodle casserole on Friday. Milk is served daily with all meals.
September gardening tips for lilies and peonies cited by Gene Vincent
A county extension column notes September as prime time to plant lilies including Madonna, with advice on sun, soil, drainage, and deep mulch. It also urges early planting of peonies, warns on storage of potatoes to prevent greening, and highlights new lily varieties and bulb handling.
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Ben F. Vance
Towa State University
Iowa
Potato Storage Temperatures Affect Sprout Quality
Readable fragments indicate guidance on potato storage. Temperatures around 38 to 40 degrees delay sprout development, while higher temperatures speed sprouting and can cause shriveling.
River Nile Growth Question From Oximal Source
A fragment reports the Nile River growing by 4000 miles, attributed to PP Oximal, but the claim lacks verifiable context or sourcing details.
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Nile
Itch Relief Ad Opens at Tripoli Sundries
The notice promotes Itch Me Not antiseptic to halt itching. It claims fast healing for insect bites ringworm and surface rashes and directs readers to visit the Sundries in Tripoli for purchase.
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Tripoli
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