Calendar of events pattern clinics and dairy meeting
Calendar entries show cancellations for pattern clinics on January 9 at City Hall Sumner and January 10 at Tripoli Town Hall, both 9 a.m. Also January 15 hosts the Bremer-Butler Dairy Herd Improvement Co op animal meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the State Bank Lounge, Waverly.
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City Hall
Sumner
Tripoli Town Hall
Bremer - Butler Dairy Herd Improvement Co-op
State Bank
Waverly
Bremer County 4-H Beef Projects Enrollments Reported
Bremer County 4-H members enrolled 128 baby beef and 9 junior feeder calves for 1964. Gene Vincent notes 107 calves weighed December 28 with weights from 225 to 820 pounds. He urges full feeding soon to maximize growth and profits, detailing a diet of ground ear corn or cracked corn plus 2 to 4 pounds of legume feed and 1 to 1½ pounds of 32 to 35 percent protein supplement daily. Total protein should be 11 to 11.5 percent of the ration.
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Gene Vincent
Bremer County
Vincent
4-H Club News Jefferson Jills Meet and Christmas Twist
Jefferson Jills 4-H club held its December meeting with eight members two leaders five parents and four visitors present. New officers were installed followed by games and a Christmas gift exchange. Dayton Dodgers held their Christmas party at Arlo Knopleh’s home and two members left for Sumner Champs Club. Plans for Dad's Night January 13 at Kenneth Reich’s home and club fundraising discussed.
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Diane Milius
Jefferson Jills 4-H Club
Mary Ann Beck
Dayton Dodgers
Arlo Knopleh
Joe Gitch
Darwin Guenther
Sumner Champs Club
Kenneth Reich
Treasury
Roger Lantzky
Clothing advances and fabric innovations for 1964
The 1964 fashion outlook highlights more and better clothing with new easy care fibers. Disposables for hospitals will reach consumers this year at lower costs than cotton laundering. Wool gains include machine washable sweaters and permanently creased or pleated garments. Patrick Henry’s liberty speech is noted with a 1775 date. The first railroad bridge across the Missouri River at Omaha opened in 1872.
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Onal Roberson
Iowa State University
Nebraska
Missouri River
Omaha
Farm Income Tax Deadlines and Extensions for 1963
Farmers must file a 1963 tax estimate by Wednesday January 15 1964 using Form 1040 ES if delaying payment to April 15. If no estimate is filed the full tax is due February 17. State tax due dates and installment options explained. Federal tax help and Farmer's Tax Guide available. district and time references noted.
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Gene Vincent
Bremer County
Vincent
Internal Revenue Service
Bremer County Inspected for Sheep Scabies Drive
Bremer County flocks undergo on farm inspection for sheep scab led by Extension Director Gene Vincent and Dr. John B. Herrick. Iowa aims to complete statewide inspections by April 1964 with officials from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture coordinating.
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Bremer County
Gene Vincent
John B. Herrick
Iowa State University
Breme County
Iowa
Herrick
Iowa Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lloyd Colony
Waverly
Bremer
Midwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Missouri
Colder Weather Drives Iowa Unemployment Up in November
The Iowa Employment Security Commission reports 7,000 more Iowans unemployed in November than October, with many newly unemployed workers in construction. Farm employment fell to 225,100 in November from 160,400 in October, the latter boosted by unusually favorable weather. The current November is the lowest in a first-year record since 1950, while the Iowa manufacturing workweek remains near 40 hours, suggesting higher overtime and an elevated 1963 forecast.
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Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Commission
Iawn
Workplace hours rise toward forty point two after year
The text notes a gradual increase in weekly hours reaching 40.2 hours. It mentions the early 1950s commonly featured a 41.5 hour workweek and cites a decline primarily due to the meat production sector, which employs about one sixth of industrial workers.
Heffner Accepts Indiana University Leadership Post
Ray L. Heffner, former vice president for instruction and dean of the faculties at the University of Iowa, has been named to a similar role at Indiana University. Heffner, 38, will finish the current academic year at Iowa before transitioning. he previously served as associate dean of the faculties under the late Dean Sey Collins at Indiana University. President Virgil Hancher lamented his loss and praised his accomplishments.
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Ray L. Heffner
University of Iowa
Indiana University
Heffner
Iowa
Indiana
Virgil Hancher
Woodbury County Cuts ADC Expenditures by $100,000
Woodbury County Attorney Edward Lamore reports 102 aid to dependent children cases investigated by a full-time investigator this year and 46 families removed from welfare rolls for various reasons. County estimates show at least $100,000 cut in ADC expenditures due to the investigator's work. Shop in Tripoli.
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Woodbury County
ADC
Woodbury
Edward Lamore
Easy Terms at Farm Loan Service Sale
Clerk Walt Kemp of Farm Loan Service outlines terms with cash only under $25. Purchases above that amount require one fourth down and balance in monthly payments up to 18 months, with settlements due on sale day.
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Walt Kemp
Farm Loan Service
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Tripoli
Iowa Press Association
Namen Editorial
Ase
Cfarign Seeteee
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
4-H
Jefferson Jills
PFART
Crun
Fcenomist
Clothing Outlook
Patrick Henry
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Soviet Union
District of Columbia
Passaic, N. J
Cumberland Road
Congress
Robert H. Kuhrt
Tripoli, Iowa
Farm Bureau
Tripoli Town
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation
I.M.C
Pen Maietet Ly
STO Rny LI
Nutrena
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Sunset Theatre
Sumner, Iowa
Cooga Mooga
20Th Century Fos
AP Kncman
Crane Creek Brotherhood
Massey Harris
Meyer
Little Giant
John Deere
Lindsay
Gehl
Western
Sherwin Williams
Rosenthal
Pride of the Farm
Stewart
Forney
David Bradley
Lindsey
Fairbanks-Morse
Sears
Werner Schlichting
Arnold Hexom
Dean Farris
Walt Kemp and
Lee Reinhardt
Clerks
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