Beef Cow Calf Management Meeting In Tripoli
An outreach meeting invites cattle producers to Tripoli City Hall on Wednesday September 24 1975 at 8:00 p.m. to discuss grass tetany worming Vitamin R and D supplementation soybean refuse soil fertility and cow year costs with specialists Jim Meno Kay Connelly and Phil Hufford from the Water loo Area Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Jim Meno
Kay Connelly
Phil Hufford
Waterloo Area Extension Service
Thanks for kindness during bereavement and recovery
A compilation of thanks from multiple families and individuals acknowledging flowers cards visits prayers and support after bereavement hospitalization and home recovery. Expressions of gratitude extend to pastors relatives neighbors friends teachers co workers and community members for generosity and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Ziprick
Auguste Riechmann
Allen Hospital
Rev. Selberg
David Kirchhoff
Evelyn Schnieders
John Albrecht
Lizzie Rathe
Church Music Workshop Set for Waterloo September 30
Extension Service schedules a church music workshop at St. Timothy's Methodist Church in Waterloo from 1 30 to 9 30 p m with a 5 00 to 7 00 supper break. Max Exner of Iowa State University leads the session focusing on Advent and Christmas music for small to medium choirs. Participants register through Donna Andrusyk at P O Box 49 Tripoli Iowa or by phone 319 882 4275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
St. Timothy’s Methodist Church
Iowa State University Extension Service
Max Exner
Iowa State University
Exner
Iowa
Donna Andrusyk
P.O. Box
Tripoli
Combine Adjustment Demonstration At Sumner Farm
A September 25 meeting at 1 30 p m will teach per bushel loss estimates from improper combine adjustment. Professor George Ayres of Iowa State University will lead demonstrations on equipment used by area farmers at the Elmer Schnadt farm near Sumner, with invites extended to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schnadt
County Blacktop Road
Sumner
George Ayres
Iowa State University Agricultural Engineering Staff
Iowa Sets 1975 pheasant quail and waterfowl seasons
The Iowa Conservation Commission announces 1975 seasons for pheasant quail Hungarian partridge and waterfowl. Pheasant runs Nov 8 to Jan 4 with 3 cock birds daily and 6 possession. quail Oct 25 to Jan 31 with 8 daily and 16 possession. partridge Nov 8 to Jan 4 with 4 daily and 8 possession. Waterfowl includes a 45 day split with October 4–11 and October 25–Nov 30, with complex point based bag limits and a closed canvasback redhead season on the Mississippi River. Canada geese Oct 1–Nov 14 and other geese Oct 1–Dec 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
ICC
Mississippi River
Canada
Clay, Dickinson
Emmet
Palo Alto
Worth
Winnebago
Forney Lake
Fremont County
Harrison County
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge
County Democrats To Caucus September 22
Bremer County Democrats announce off year precinct caucuses for Monday September 22 at 8 p.m. The meeting will discuss national and state issues and elect precinct committee members. Contact listed committeepersons for precinct locations and vacancies to be filled. The Iowa Democratic Party process opens with caucuses January 19 1976. Shop in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Ray Ragsdale
Democratic
William Arbell
Patricia Reynolds
Margaret L. Dunbar
Washington
Virginia Alexander
LeRoy
Greg Strottman
Polk
Charles Lillibridge
Sumner
Paul Woods
Florence Lease
Douglas
Art Rieckenberg
Sumner No
Harvey Kuhlmann
Jefferson
Carl L. Mohling
Marie L. Buss
Frederika
J. C. Hassman
Fremont
Hazel Kirchhoff
Larry Vogt
Jackson
Iowa
Democratic Party
Mission Festival Set Sunday at Crane Creek Church
St John Lutheran Church of Crane Creek hosts a Mission Festival on Sunday September 21 with guest speaker Pastor Abisai Shejavali at the 10 a.m. service. He was ordained in 1962 and earned an S.T.M. from the University of Helsinki in 1966. He arrived in America in 1971 to study at Wartburg and is a doctoral candidate at Aquinas Institute of Theology. The North Central cluster of the Waterloo Conference of the ALC supports his family. A noon potluck and 1:30 p.m. slides about his homeland conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Lutheran Church of
Crane Creek
Abisai Shejavali
Shejavali
Elim Theological Seminary
Southwest
Africa
Finland
University of Helsinki
America
Wartburg Theological Seminary
Aquinas Institute of Theology
Dubuque
Abisai
North Central
Waterloo
ALC
Bremer County Jurors Named for 4th Quarter Court Session
Bremer County selects trial jurors for the fourth quarter 1975 session. Presiding Judge B C Sullivan to oversee. District-wide pools include Sumner City, Douglas Township, Leroy Township, Frederika Township, Fremont Township, Maxfield Township, Polk Township, Jefferson Township, Jackson Township, Lafayette Township, Washington Township, Waverly Wards, and grand jurors to be summoned October 3 at 10 a.m. for impaneling seven jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County District Court
Bremer County
Lois Slater
B. C. Sullivan
Sumner City
Connie Donat
Howard Nuss
Lyle Reinertson
Douglas
Paul Liddle
Leroy
Roger Lee Thompson
Carla Meier
Violet Bang
Frederika
Kathy Buck
Kenneth Oltrogge
Lois Gebhard
Annie Rosalie Belton
Beverly Northrup
Genevieve Crawford
Clifford Brause
Jackson
Shirlee Thompson
Marvella Fisher
Kathryn Rudebeck
Lafayette
Mary Francis Juhl
Forrest Sauerbrei
Sara Spurbeck
Jean L. Heidt
Julia A. Engelbrecht
Pete Maas
M. Arlene Meyer
Clarence R. Thompson
Donna Jung
F. B. Carver
Wade Sterrett
Viola Thoms
Tillie Pruisner
Martta Benning
Charlene Peterson
Albert Ottmar
Sharon
Hasty Harvest Tips for Optimum Corn Silage Maturity
County extension director J. Russell Solheim warns against rushing silage harvests. The black layer test determines maturity, with optimum moisture around 65 percent and packing crucial in bunkers, requiring a half inch chop and constant tractor packing to prevent mold and poor fermentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Solheim
Solheim
Soybean Promotion Board Elects Directors Tuesday
The Iowa Soybean Promotion Board will hold a district director election on Tuesday September 23 1975 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Extension Service Office in Tripoli. Eligible voters are soybean producers who marketed at least 250 bushels in the period September 1 1974 through August 31 1975. Two candidates are Lloyd Pleggenkuhle and Roland Rensche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa Soybean Promotion Board
Iowa
Lloyd Pleggenkuhle
Sumner
Roland Rensche
Jesup
Annual D H I C Picnic on Walther Farm
The Unified D H I C picnic and judging contest were held Sunday September 7 at Herbert Walther Cedarway Guernsey Farm north of Waverly. There were over 100 attendees from 28 families and 59 contestants across four classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.h.ic
Herbert Walther
Bernice Schumacher
Dan Walther
Extension Echo: Home Dried Foliage and Arrangements
Extension officers advise late summer and fall collection of milkweed cones dried leaves and flowers for natural arrangements. Hang milkweed upside down for nine weeks and remove pods early. cones dry at room temp. Dry large blooms by hanging or laying, use earth tones for backgrounds, and select a focal point with balanced surrounding elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
Iowa
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Hasbrouck-Voetmann Lumber Company
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Tripoli Mill
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Servus
Richardson Orchards
Fredericksburg
Buck Creek Road
Denver
Dean Buchholz
Bolson
Bolson’s
Frederika Feed Mill
Frederika, Ia
Block’s Auto Service
S. Main
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R. O. Wikner
Camaro
Call
Walt’s Electric
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New Hampton
Basil Brown
Clarence Lang
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Charles City
Beki Biesterfelt
Rt. 1
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James Nuss
Torva
C & H Farm Service Co
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Dog
LaVern Schmidt
Lorber Construction Company
Frederick Haven
Frederika Jaycees
Interstate Power Co
Frederick Haven, Inc
Owen
Crane Creek Church
Soybean Promotion Board
D.H.I.C
Walther Farm
David Schceived
Randy Foster
Janine
Terri Foster
Louis Gitch
Henry Diers
Norman Klei
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
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