4-H Club News Reflects Busy November Meetings
Sumner Sparklers 4-H voters elected officers at Judy Forberg home with nine members and five parents present. New members Gayle Bergmann Barbara Davison Julie Kerr joined Wapsie Whirlwinds 4-H on December 3. Tens-N-Teens and Douglas Rockets conducted officer installations. A future Christmas party and community hospital food boxes planned. An advertising note closes the item.
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Sumner Sparklers 4-H Club
Judy Forberg
Maureen Platte
Dorothy Priebe
Janet Leisinger
Linda Mohling
Patty Meyer
Janet Lessingers
Diane Priebe
Gayle Bergmann
Barbara Davison
Julie Kerr
Wapsie Whirlwinds
Sue Pleggenkuhle
Karen Bergmann
Susan Carroll
Ruth Engert
Judy Bahlmann
Sally Bergmann
Jane Bergmann
Vicky Heine
Sumner Community Hospital
Leo Levenberger
Walter Schwerin
Glenda Matthias
Sharon Buenger
Janice
Nancy Brase
Douglas Township
Douglas Rockets
Bremer County
Karen Heffernan
Nancy Burrow
How to pick a Christmas tree by needle quality
County extension officials advise buying by needle type and condition. Pine fir and cedar hold needles longer than spruce. check dryness by loosening a needle and note firmness, color, and snap. After bringing home, saw the stump, keep in water, mist branches daily, and avoid heat sources to prevent needle drop.
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James Gottsacker
Iowa State University
Forest Product Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Put teeth into your ideas if you want them bite
A brief note urges turning ideas into concrete actions by adding discipline and follow through. It stresses that strong, actionable steps create tangible results and momentum, discouraging vague planning without execution.
Farm economists project mixed meat outlook for 1964
U S Department of Agriculture economists at the Outlook Conference in Washington forecast higher cattle marketings and modest beef consumption gains in 1964 while pork, veal, lamb and mutton supplies dip. Hog prices are expected to rise slightly, with slaughter volumes easing later in 1964. sheep and lamb prices should hold near 1963 levels amid beef competition.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agriculture Economists
Outlook
Washington
D. C
Anthony S. Rojko
Donald Seaborg
Barrow
Rojko and
Seaborg
Iowa Launches Notable Iowa Promotion For Industry
Iowa will send a delegation of industrial leaders financial experts and notable residents to three cities to court locating industrial plants. The trip will be led by Gov Harold Hughes with Dr James Van Allen and Forrest Evashevski among the accompanying notables as Carroll Worland outlines the plan.
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Iowa
Carroll Worlan
Iowa Development Commission
James van Allen
Forrest Evashevski
Manners at the table as a learning ground for children
The article argues manners are learned not innate and can be taught by making meals at home pleasant. It highlights table manners influence on social acceptance and career success, and stresses kind consideration as the basis of good conduct, with minimal at-table corrections and emphasis on good example.
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Mobil
Familymeals Teach Core Values at the Table
A 1963 feature argues family meals cultivate honesty kindness courage and respect within the home. The piece promotes the “Gj New Look to Familytime M HE-55” by JJ Graham and directs readers to the County Extension Office in Tripoli for more information.
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JJ Graham
Your County
Ebsion
Tripoli
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