County 4 H'ers judge Livestock four win trip to Chicago
In the final livestock judging contest 36 Bremer County 4 H boys competed for a trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago sponsored by Waverly Implement Co. Top scorers were Ronnie Milius 852 points Larry Huck 850 Donald Juhl 845 and David Leistikow 830. Other top ten included Leistikow Lageschulte Bull Strottman Repp and Boeckmann with scores from 805 down to 774. Iowa State University graduate John Kramer judged and announced placings. Top boys being asked to participate further.
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Bremer County
Chicago
Waverly Implement Co
Ronnie Milius
Denver
Larry Huck
Sumner
Donald Juhl
Waverly
David Leistikow
Fairbank
Ron Leistikow
Wayne Lageschulte
Elston Bull
Ronnie Strottman
Craig Repp
Doug Boeckmann
John Kramer
Iowa State University
Black Hawk County
Library News Preview of Library Programs and Guides
Elinor Block announces attendances at future workouts to judge entries for the All Iowa North Iowa Fair and State Fair. The column invites readers to explore books in an armchair travel theme through national parks and regional guides, featuring John Gunter and the American Guide series for Idaho Arizona New Mexico and Los Angeles.
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United States
John Gunter
U.S.A
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Los Angeles
McKays
Library Display Promotes Wide Range of Books and Hours
The library showcases travel guides by Duncan Hines and Sydney Clark along with history and fiction titles from famous authors, highlighting books on the Holy Land, Vanderbilt history, and 300 volumes from the Eastern Cooperative Library Service. Open Saturdays 2 to 4 p.m. and weekdays evenings 7 to 9. Last week 175 books checked out.
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H. V. Morton
Holy Land
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Dale Carnegie
Powell
Elliott
Jarrett
Jade
Yerby
Alderman
Carleth
Shaw
Collier
Roberts
King
Shute
Meader
Pony Island
Tony
Bailey
Fox Hollow
Adrian
Pallas
Estes
Gipson
Faulkner
Wilcox
Eager
Cavanna
Mosby
Daniels
Haines & Morriel
Eastern Cooperative Library Service
Red Sox show hitting power as mound staff shines
Baseball recap notes continued page one with Schmidt’s clean hit and three other hits. The Red Sox battering remains strong and supported by solid pitching, helping them push into a half game lead in the Cedar Valley league over TriPoli, as the season progresses.
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Schmidt
Red Sox
Tripoli
Fredericksburg Dominates Sumner In Cedar Valley League Clash
Fredericksburg defeats Sumner 10 to 5 in Cedar Valley action as Sumner crashes to 1.5 games back. Sumner rallies with four runs in the second and one in the sixth, but Fredericksburg pours in four in the sixth and three more in the eighth to seal the win. Readlyn drops 6-0 to Denver as Denver pitchers hold Readlyn to six hits and commit no errors.
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Fredericksburg
Sumner
Denver
Readlyn
Ted
Henning
Rea
Douglas F.F.A. Triumph Caps Softball Tilt
In a one sided game Douglas F.F.A. defeated opponents 16 to 7. Upcoming schedule lists Crane Creek versus Gra Lutheran No 1 on July 29 and Congregational Grace Lutheran No 1 later, with Grace Lutheran fielding No 2 and No 1 teams while Douglas and the local groups such as E R Church Tripoli Boosters appear in standings.
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F.F.A
Crane Creek
Gra Lutheran
Congregational Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran No
Douglas F.F.A. Boys
Crane Creek E. & R. Church Congregational Tripoli Boosters
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Iowa
Little Brown Church
Richard Spier
Nashua
Darla van Raden
Ralph van Raden
Allison
Emil Spier
Penney’s
Happel Construction Co
Library News
Elinor Block
Waii
Alaska
Duncan Hines
Sydney Clark
South America
Mexico
Cuba
Switzerland
Germany
France
Austria
Caribbean
Brussels
Belgium
Denver Ball Club
Tripoli Abr
H Holm
Moeller
Rf Donn
Olejniczak
Cf Palmer
Mohling
Tripoli Denver Sumner Readlyn
Ball Mason
Meyer’s
Rath Black Hawk
Franks
Texas
M-M
Swift
Essex
Libbey-Safedge
USO RT Arte
Aik
Nestle’s
Kellogg’s Flakes
Ck Tas
van Camp
Robin Hood
Berwind
Folger
California
Minnesota
Ers
Douglas
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