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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1975

Page

8

Mid-Prairie Board Approves Amended Budget 75 76 Adaptation

Mid-Prairie Community School District Board of Education held a regular session August 11 approving bills and financial reports. Tentative approval was given to an amended 1975-76 budget totaling 2,321,278 with no tax levy change. Public hearing set for September 8 at 8 p.m. to consider the amendment.

Mid-Prairie Community Schior Barrier Credit Board Wilbur Yoder IMS ESEA Michael Quick Phil Swartzendruber John H. Miller Dave Weidenbach Wallace Marner Paul Schrock Jim Truelson Louis Hoylman Ken Petrone Marion Timmons Ted Griffith Paul Swank Clarence Stull Iowa Supreme Court Ray Sailor Chris Helmuth Wellman Nancy Swartzendruber Linda Huber West Chester Marcia Yoder Susan Chorpening Mid-Prairie Town Association of School Boards IASB

Amarillo Man Finds 16.37-Carat Diamond at Crater of Diamonds

In Murfreesboro Arkansas retired maintenance man W W Johnson found a 16.37 carat diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park the largest in over two decades. He named it Amarillo Starlight hoping for a good sale though experts question its value and cutting prospects.

Murfreesboro, Ark UPI North America W.W. Johnson Amarillo Tex Crater of Diamonds State Park Johnson State Parks and Tourism Department Star of Arkansas Themond Arkansas Little Rock Murfreesboro Lloyd Stanley Arger

Goliath Frog News Brings West Africa Record Catch

A West African goliath frog weighing seven pounds and spanning 32 inches from nose to extended legs was recently captured. The specimen represents the largest known individual of its species, highlighting the region's remarkable herpetofauna.

West Africa

Livestock market slows as prices edge higher in Des Moines

Des Moines reports slow cattle trade with demand fair and hog prices mixed. No 1-3 200-230 lb cattle scarce, hogs 200-235 lb range at 58.75-59.25, sows firm to 50 cents higher, heavier hogs around 48-50. Prices vary by weight class and grade across the yard.

Des Moines UPI Uliet, Ill

Late August Gardening Tips for Roses Mums and Evergreens

Late August and early September offer key steps for rose care transplanting chrysanthemums and establishing new lawns. Do not fertilize roses after August 1 to avoid winter damage. Water lightly and remove mulch to harden new growth. Choose potted mums for instant bloom and plant in full sun with weekly soaking if rains are sparse. transplant evergreens now with root development in mind and use anti desiccant sprays. Lawn seeding best between mid August and early September with fertilizer and soil testing, and consult ISU pamphlets 181 and 491 for guidance.

A.E. Cott Cott Iowa Iowa State University

Duncan suit seeks rescission of Henry County real estate deals

L A Duncan and LAD Inc filed in Henry County District Court on July 2 asking for rescission of real estate contracts. Defendants include William H Smart Phyllis Monson Grow and Smart Distributing Co. Duncan alleges prior fraud and misrepresentation before signing contracts after an June 4 transfer, while noting Smart sought $86 400 in promissory notes on June 13 and 18.

L.A. Duncan and LAD Inc Ait Henry County William H. Smart Phyllis Monson Grow and Smart Distributing Company Smart Duncan

Railsback Joins Keota Law Firm In New Partnership

D. Scott Railsback joins Keota firm Laing & Railsback with offices at 207 E. Broadway Keota. Grinnell Phi Beta Kappa graduate and Chicago law degree holder previously served as Assistant General Attorney for Union Pacific in Omaha and as an attorney for the United States government in Washington. He belongs to multiple bar associations and federal courts.

Keota Donald N. Laing D. Scott Railsback E. Broadway Laing & Railsback Railsback Grinnell College Grinnell Iowa University of Chicago United States Washington, D.C Union Pacific Railroad Company Omaha Nebraska Art Supreme Court of Iowa Supreme Court of Nebraska United States Court of Appeals For District of Columbia Circuit United States Court of Claims American Bar Association Iowa State Bar Association Nebraska Bar Association Association of Interstate Commerce Commission

Roy E. Wood Dies at 87 in Ainsworth

Roy E. Wood, 87, died unexpectedly this morning at his residence in Ainsworth. Funeral arrangements in charge of Jones Funeral Home are indefinite at this time.

Roy E. Wood Ainsworth Jones Funeral Home

Mrs Zager 90 Dies at Home in Kalona Era

Mrs William L Carr ie Bell Zager 90 of 404 E Van Buren died unexpectedly at home August 21 1975. Funeral set for Aug 3 1975 at Sherman Eden with Rev Leland Grove. Burial Kalona Cemetery. Survived by four stepsons 13 step grandchildren 13 step great grandchildren. She was born July 13 1885 in Kalona and lived in Washington since 1950. She had worked in Hesselschwerdt s Department Store.

William L Carrie Bell) Zager E. van Buren Sherman-Eden Leland Grove Kalona Cemetery Zager Kalona William L. Zager Washington Eastern Star White Shrine Royal Neighbors The Christian Church Hesselschwerdt Stanly Zager Columbus City Delbert Zager Lewis Zager M.D Waterloo Olon Zager Omaha, Neb

USDA predicts 9 percent rise in 1975 food prices

Washington dispatch reports the Agriculture Department forecasts 1975 retail food prices will average about nine percent higher than 1974, a bit above prior estimates. The USDA also maintained that unpredictable events may limit grain exports to Russia from triggering major supermarket price hikes this year.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department USDA U.S Russia

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