4-H Club News Highlights From Douglas Area Meeting
May Mothers Night featured constitution amendments. Allan Alcock read. June 14 project tour planned starting at Mike Boeckmann's. Seven mothers attended. Larry Buchholz played accordion. Jim Burrow read a poem. TNT and Biz E Bees meetings covered art, shelves, demonstrations, and camp plans. Le Roy Gopherettes postponed skating and discussed Demonstration Day.
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Douglas Rockets
Allan Alcock
Mike Boeckmann
Larry Buchholz
Jim Burrow
Steven Kerr
TNT
Janet Dietz
Lf.y.e
Dixie Ruehs
Kendra Nordman
Debra
Marilyn Vossberg
Leroy Gopherettes
le Roy Gopherettes
Sheryl Buchholz
Jane Kirchhoff
Local 4 H and Fair Board Activities Across Tripoli Area
The Tripoli Leader reports Fair Booth Committee formed with Betty Figanbaum chair and Joanne Fay assistant and lists demonstrations by Cathy Lineau Janet Kuethe and others. June meetings noted for Tens N Teens 4-H club with 17 attendees and five dollar donation to I F Y E. Additional 4-H demonstrations and talks summarized from the Wapsie Whirlwinds meeting at Sue Plegenkuhle’s home.
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Sumner Rest
Betty Figanbaum
Joanne Fay
Kirchmann
Cathy Lienau
Dabbie Kuethe
Janet Kuethe
Sheryl Buchholz
Jane Kirchoff
Maureen Schoephoerster
Nancy
Vicky Burrow
I. F. Y. E. Foundation
Cecelia Kingery
Tripoli Town Hall
Connie Kingery
Sharon _ Biermann
Nancy Burrow
Ceclia Kingery
Karen Heffernan
Glenda Matthias
Barbara Davison
Ruth Engert
Wapsie Whirlwinds
Sue Pleggenkuhle
Pamela Drape
Julie Kerr
Susan Carroll
Connie Matthias
Susan Carrol
Larry Kammeyer
FFA
Larry
Kansas City
Mechanics School
Tripoli Ffa
Robert Tonne
Government Meat Inspection Bill Passes In Iowa
One of the bills approved in the closing days of the session provides state inspection of meat slaughtered and sold within Iowa. It allocates 250000 dollars annually for intrastate packing plant inspection. The humane slaughter provision was dropped by the Senate.
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Iowa
House
Senate
Reseal Extends 1961 Crop Farm Stored Corn Loans
Farmers with farm stored 1961 crop corn under resealed price support loans may extend loans beyond the July 31 1965 maturity. Dalton Meyer, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announced extension after a supply appraisal. The move follows CCC stock adequacy to meet disposition needs without 1961 crop corn, though loans may be called if necessary. Reseal now covers 1964 1963 corn grain sorghums and oats, 1962 corn and grain sorghums, and 1961 corn in Iowa.
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Dalton Meyer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Iowa
Retirement Age for State Employees Bill Not Acted On
Gov Harold Hughes pursued a mandatory retirement age for state workers after the Senate backed a 65 year limit with possible 70 extensions. The House blocked the bill and Hughes now favors the state executive council setting the age. The proposal sought 65 with 70 as an exceptional option with annual departmental approval.
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Harold Hughes
Senate
House
Hughes
State Executive Council
Dairy outlook June Dairy Month Iowa State economist says small gain hoped for 1965
Milk prices are expected to run near 1964 levels with cash receipts for dairy farmers likely to rise slightly in 1965. Production in early 1965 edged up, aided by fewer producing farms and higher marketings, with pasture conditions improving and CCC purchases anticipated to grow.
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J. R. Strain
Iowa State University Extension
CCC
Iowa
Iowa milk price shifts risk central region
Northern and eastern Iowa prices may rise slightly while central and possibly western Iowa prices are lowered. Central Iowa dealer prices exceed milk cost plus transport from Chicago area especially Wisconsin. Producers in Iowa risk losing market share to Wisconsin dairymen if central Iowa prices are not lowered.
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Iowa
Chicago
Wisconsin
Lowa
U S District Attorney Resigns to Join Des Moines Firm
U S District Attorney Donald Wine, born in Oelwein, resigns to become a partner in a Des Moines law firm. He previously practiced in Davenport from 1949 to 1961 before being appointed U S District Attorney for southern Iowa.
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U.S
U. S
Donald Wine
Des Moines
Wine
Oelwein
Davenport
Iowa
Exchange guest Jaspal Singh Hayer to stay with Elliott family
Jaspal Singh Hayer, International Farm Youth Exchange participant from India, will arrive this month in Ringgold County. From May 18 through June 9 he will stay as a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott of Waukonsonie township.
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Jaspal Singh Hayer
International Farm
India
Ringgold County
Jack Elliott
Waugonsie
PERT POINTERS From Pearl F Pardner Extension Home Bureau
Sanitizers and mothproofing are discussed by USDA researchers. New sanitizing agents help mothproof woolens and fabrics, working best when added to automatic washers. Mothproofing may rinse out after three washes, but longer protection occurs with dry cleaning. Further USDA tests will determine optimal sanitizer amounts.
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USDA
Highway lengths and injuries rise in 1964 year
The 1964 year saw highways total reach 48 000. In a tion 3 840 000 persons were injured.
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William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Remer County
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Kay Ormston
Judy Forberg
Mary Hoppenworth
Debbie Green
Debra Chapin
Barbara
Susan Schmidt
Marjorie Blume
Solons
Sudan
Rainbow and International
Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
J. M. Snyder
Met
DIAL
Peoples Natural Gas Division
Northern Natural Gas Company
Wipaatece
KENT
Aureo SP
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Dan Mast
Mgr
Tripoli, Iowa
Pearl FE
Parder Elty
US Department of Agriculture
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