Plainfield Church Launches Evangelistic Services Series
Plainfield area Lutheran church opens a five day evangelistic event led by Pastor Kenneth L. Ellingson of Minneapolis with 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. services, extended music, and public invitations. Ellingson, born in Knox North Dakota, served in World War II, studied at the Lutheran Bible Institute and Luther Seminary, and has pastored in Webster Minnesota and Newark Illinois. He is married with seven children.
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Spearfish State Teachers College
South Dakota
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
Webster
Nighttime Larceny Charge Tells Story In Des Moines
Governor Harold Hughes hour son in law Dennis Otto, 23, faces larceny in the nighttime along with two counts of reckless driving and failing to stop at an accident. A high speed chase ended with a smashed patrol car. Accomplices Anthony Brugioni and Dean Meyer fled. Brugioni was wounded but not seriously. Police report copper wire taken from a company found in the car.
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Harold Hughes
Dennis Otto
Des Moines
Otto
Anthony Brugioni
Dean Meyer
Brugioni
Meyer
Iowa Commission for Blind to Operate Two State Cafeterias
The State Executive Council will let the Iowa Commission for the Blind operate two state cafeterias at the state house and the state office building this fall. A contract is being negotiated with the commission as Gov. Hughes pushes the move as part of rehabilitation efforts.
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Iowa
Commission For Blind
State Executive Council
Iowa Commission For the Blind
State House
Commission
Gov. Hughes
Commission For the Blind
Maximum Tuition Rates Set for Iowa Schools 1965 66
The Iowa state department of public instruction announces monthly maximum tuition for the 1965-66 school year. Elementary pupils may be charged 47.22 dollars, junior high 70.83 dollars, and high school 82.63 dollars. The superintendent applies a legal formula to determine rates for nonresidents.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State
Iowa Railroads Valued At 91.2 Million For Next Year
The Iowa tax commission set the 60 percent assessed valuation for railroads at 91.2 million, guiding taxes payable in 1966. Last year’s valuation stood at 93.8 million, making current assessments about three percent lower. Tax amounts depend on each line’s trackage and facilities across counties.
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Iowa
Tax Commission
Lamps Installed at Iowa Governor's Mansion Nine 12-Foot Lamps
Lights have been added to the governor's Des Moines residence as part of tighter security. Nine 12-foot lamps are in place and an ornamental iron fence will be erected on the grounds. Hughes worries the lights may be too bright for neighbors. Leader ads bring results.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Hughes
Tripoli Woman's Club Recaps 1964 65 Projects and Gifts
The Tripoli Woman's Club reviews a year of charitable efforts and community support including donations to the Community Chest a book for the Tripoli Public Library towels for the blind and gifts to the Bremer County Home and Cancer drive. A 1965 66 season opener is planned Sept 15 at the Tripoli Town Hall with guest night and officers listed.
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Community Chest
Tripoli
Bremer County
Tripoli Town Hall
W. D. Weidler
Robert Campbell
Ruth Woodcock
V. D Weidler
Leslie Lauck
Low Quality Roughage as Hay Substitute For Cattle
County extension director Gene Vincent says low quality roughages like corn stalks silage and corncobs can replace hay in beef rations when properly supplemented with protein vitamins and minerals. Nelson Gay of Iowa State notes urea as a low cost nitrogen source aids economics. Trials at Allee Farm near Newell show no hay rations yielded gains up to three pounds daily with corncobs shelled corn dehydrated alfalfa soybean meal urea and minerals. Cattlemen are urged to stockpile corn cobs now during harvest while corn is shelled.
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Gene Vincent
Nelson Gay
Towa State University
Towa
Allee
Newell
Sell Iowa Film to Be Released Next January
A 28 minute film titled The Eighth Day will debut in January to portray Iowans in a new day. Sponsored by the Iowa Development Commission, the project aims to dispel stereotypes and will be distributed to civic clubs schools and individuals. Production costs are estimated at $50000 with funding sought from Iowa businessmen.
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Iowa
Iowan’s
Iowa Development Commission
Sturgeon Catch Sets Missouri River Record
Harry Johnson of Remsen reels a 21 pound white sturgeon on the Missouri river using a night crawler as bait. The fish measured 54.42 inches long.
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Harry Johnson
Remsen
Missouri River
Ground corncobs and silage packing guidance
The guideline notes grind cobs so the largest pieces are no bigger than a kernel, allows large batches from dry cobs, and recommends grinding moist cobs every 5 to 10 days to prevent spoilage. It advises harvesting corn at 30 percent grain moisture with green stalks for quality silage and applies the same method to grain sorghum stubble, emphasizing fine grinding and proper packing.
Notable 96th Birthday for J. D. Hill in Rake
J. D. Hill, a 96 year old resident of Rake, celebrated his birthday July 30 with family and friends visiting over the weekend. The note mentions his current independent living status and enjoyment of life. A separate instruction asks to Cull all dairy cows producing 25 percent less than the herd average.
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J. D. Hill
Rake
Mrs Ruby Coyne Retires After Four Decades of Teaching
Mrs Ruby Coyne ends a long teaching career spanning forty years in Sac County. She served many years in rural schools and spent six years at the Lake View burn system. The piece notes the historic meaning of the word villain once signifying a farm hand.
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Ruby Coyne
Tea Sac County
Lake View Burn
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