County Line 4-H Club News Highlights Meetings and Plans
County Line 4-H Club reports October 24 meeting led by Wilbur Lesistikow with four potential new members. Harold Burrows to receive going away gift as he moves away. November 6 meeting set at Robert Clark's home for Family Night planning. NRG 4-H Club notes October 2 meeting at Cheryl and Peggy Watson home with nine members two leaders three visitors two mothers present. Talks on Clothing Care and Pasture, demonstrations including Covering Buttons and Belts Plaids Zippers and Plackets. Pat Dewey, reporter. Tripoli Boosters 4-H Club met October 14 1963 at James Rathe’s home with 17 members two leaders present. Demonstration Practical Uses for Plastic Bottles on the Farm. Leader quiz on farm animal parts by David Peters, reporter.
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County Line Boys
Wilbur Lesistikow
Harold Burrows
Robert Clark
Richard Schneider
NRG 4-H Club
Cheryl
Peggy Watson
Betty Lechtenberg
Faithe Joachim
Lynda Wylam
Mary Lechtenberg
Peggy
Cheryl Watson
Pat Dewey
Tripoli Boosters 4-H Club
James Rathe
David Peters
Replace Heavy Cattle With Lighter Stock
Iowa State University economist William Uhrig says the cattle market will stay weak through year end due to higher marketing, heavier slaughter weights, and plentiful competing meats. He favors selling heavy cattle when finished and replacing them with lighter stock to lower cost of gain. Feeder cattle prices show weakness while 12 North Central states and Colorado plan a 15 percent rise in October-December marketing, with Iowa feeding about one-third of North Central output. as heavy cattle remain abundant, lighter cattle numbers have fallen, and replacement prices may stay flat or drop in 1963.
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Iowa State University
William Uhrig
Uhrig
North Central
Colorado
Iowa
Frederika Leone Baptized in St Joseph Church
Frederika Annette Leone daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Bahlmann of Frederika was baptized Sunday at St Joseph Catholic Church New Hampton with Father Schmitz officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Tony Kacher Little Turkey great grandparents. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leonard Kacher Leone of Little Turkey and other relatives. Local readers note numerous visits and birthday celebrations among area families across Tripoli Cedar Falls Sumner Denver Clinton and Webster County communities.
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Annette Leone
Kenneth Bahlmann
Frederika
St. Joseph Catholic Church
New Hampton
Schmitz
Tony Kacher
Leonard Kacher
Leone
J. C. Ruehs
LeLand Bergman
Tripoli
Hazel Bowers
Hazel Ager
Roy Hansmeier
Cedar Falls
Jim Kerr
C. C. Clary
Miriam French
A. W. French
Denver
Wm. Duenow
Gary
Sumner
Mabel McGee
Vernon Drape
Artesian
Bertha Drape
al Wilson
Lesley Vaughn
Waterloo
Leland Alcock
Wm. Burrow
Effie Alcock
Alcock
Jim Burrow
Bert Parker
Republic
Will Hagedorn
Gladys Hanan
Dresden Township
Harold Mowatt
Everett Johnson
John Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
Very] Johnson
Charles City
Don DeWald
Wesley Mahlstedt
E. J. Nuss
Merlin
Arlan Nuss
Nuss
Harlan Schilling
Waverly
Ralph Drewis
Gilbert
Bremer County Extension Council elections set in seven townships
Bremer County voters in Douglas Lafayette Waverly Sumner and Washington townships will elect representatives to a two year Bremer County Extension Council term. Elections occur in November at local school, homes, city hall and bank lounge with 4-H presentations and program explanations.
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Bremer County
Bremer County Extension Council
Douglas Township
Douglas School
Lafayette Township
A. P. Juhl
1St Ave. S. W. Waverly
Sumner Township
Sumner
Washington Township
State Bank
Waverly
Jackson Township
County Extension Service
Ford offers Lincoln Continental lease to governor
Ford Motor Co proposes leasing a new Lincoln Continental to Gov Harold Hughes for 750 dollars a year plus a million dollars in liability insurance and other services. The offer extended to all governors, with a car each year and equipment as desired. The state executive council is reviewing the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Company
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Specht Family Celebrates November Birthdays at Local Gatherings
Long, Waterloo. Alfred Specht and wife and daughters joined Edward and Ella Meyer at Westgate for a Sunday visit and a birthday surprise for sons El Roy Milton and Virgil Meyer. Supper followed. Other guests included Ruehs Sell Hoeper Hagedorn Hildebrandt Sievers Pleggenkuhle families and relatives sharing meals and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin
LaVerne Hoeper
Waverly
Don Sievers
Garden News: Protect Young Trees and Tulips from Spring Damage
County Extension Director Gene Vincent notes winter sunscald harms thin bark on young shade trees. avoid paint and use aluminum foil, tree wrap, burlap, or newspaper. Tulips sprouting early due to mild storage temps may suffer flower-bud injury. mulch for protection. Deep watering remains essential during drought for evergreens.
No Miracle Treatments for Arthritis Says Ball Clinic
Over 40 years of Ball Clinic research claims dramatic relief for arthritis rheumatism neuritis and related pains without drugs or surgery. The letter offers a mailed booklet for 25 cents with no obligation and notes many patients come by word of mouth recommendations from former patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Clinic
Wm. C. Edwards
Dept
Excelsior Springs
Mulching Tips For Perennials And Lawn Care
Mulch herbaceous perennials with leaves or straw to delay soil freezing and aid root growth. For established perennials planted last spring or earlier, wait for a few hard frosts before mulching. Continue mowing lawn while it grows and rake leaves to prevent smothering grass plants.
Ambitious turnip grows to over two pounds in Storm Lake garden
A turnip weighing a little over 2 pounds was grown by Mrs. C. J. Ives in Storm Lake. Planted late in July, favorable late fall weather helped it develop to a size greater than normal.
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C. J. Ives
Storm Lake
Newspaper advertising as print ed salesmanship summary
A concise look at how newspaper advertising functions as print based salesmanship, delivering consumers news of products and offerings through layout, messaging and periodical reach.
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Editorial
Asgbct4rian Em
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
County
Douglas Center
Riviera
Janesville
NRG
Tripoli Boosters
Clinton Burrow
Ames
Waldo Ruehs
Western Douglas
Ruehs
Franklin Downs
Bert Downs
Hawkeye
Alvin Hahn
Evelyn
Hahn
Kc’s Mobile Service
Sumner, Iowa
Lillywhite
Royce Leggett
Hartley Seydel Plainfield
Readlyn Phone
Tripoli 57
Ray Dewey Waverly
Extension Council
Gene Vincent
Ben F. Vance
Peoples
Midwest
Kent
Wilbert Ragis
Clinton
J. W. Schroeder
Belle Plain, Iowa
Say Joe and
John Entz
Montana
Wayne Phillips
Rose Hill
Iripoli Grain & Feed Dan
Tripoli, Iowa
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