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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1969

Page

7

Winter feedlots use mounds and windbreaks for cattle rest

Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier outlines winter feedlot practices. Mounded resting areas should stay dry with corn cobs as top insulation. Proper shelter ventilation prevents chilling while avoiding drafts. Windbreak fences reduce snow but must be spaced to avoid crowding. Calves under 600 pounds need 15 to 20 square feet per head, cattle over 600 pounds 20 to 25. More guidance is in Beef Equipment Plan Books at the Extension office.

Washington County Jim Frier

Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Law Firm Listing

Professional directory item for Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Attorneys with in office Abstract Dept located at 112 South Ave. B, phone 653-2147. Names listed include Robert Day Louis J Kehoe Everett Meeker and Robert Bates.

Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Louis J Kehoe Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

County weigh-in records 163 beeves for 1970 market beef

Six weighing sites in the county recorded 163 steers weighed to start the 1970 market beef projects. Extension 4-H Leader Steve Pedersen notes the Dec 6 official weigh-in for 4-H and FFA market beef programs. Individual steer weights were recorded at the event.

Steve Pedersen

County Fair beef weigh in sets 850lb, 1.85 lb/day rule

Dennis the Menace author Hank Ketcham notes weigh in data for the Washington County Fair. Steers must weigh at least 850 pounds to enter breed classes and for grand championship, with an average daily gain of 1.85 pounds from the December 6 weigh in to place. This year 69 Angus, 49 Hereford, 13 Short Horn, 32 crossbred steers weighed in, up from last year’s 155 total. Average weight declined to 488 pounds from 512, due to a January 1 deadline or about three weeks later. Appreciation is extended to the 4-H Committee leaders Beef Association directors weigh station personnel and all cooperators.

Washington County Fair Washington County Beef Association

Lice threaten untreated beef cattle this winter

An extension entomologist from Iowa State University warns that cattle left untreated may suffer severe louse infestations this winter. Symptoms include hair mats on barbed wire, rubbing, licking, and a greasy look on the head and brisket. Stockdale suggests back rubbers and spray treatments with labeled insecticides, noting a 30 day lindane slaughter interval and 28 day toxaphene interval. Also reports the Cedar Clippers 4 H Club meeting at Vicky Patterson’s home with seven members and five visitors.

Iowa State University Harold Stockdale Iowa Stockdale Cedar Clippers 4 - H Club Vicky Patterson

Firemen host steak supper in Riverside

Riverside firemen organized a steak supper as the Pinochle Club met on Tuesday with Lillian Yeggy and Berna Dine Yeggy as guests. At the close, the afternoon of play awarded the high prize to the winner.

Riverside Lillian Yeggy Bernadine Yeggy Mike Kent Strabala Ken Kucera Lee Long Tim Wagamon Women’s Society of Christian Services Fellowship Hall The Methodist Church Don Lewis Leon Iwanowski Mount Pleasant Iwanoski Russia Lyle Gerot

Auction listings and community notices from Riverside Iowa

A compilation of numerous sales and auctions around Washington County Iowa with start times from December 16 through February 10. Items include household goods antiques farm machinery and livestock plus weekly livestock sales across multiple markets. Social news covers local fire department activities postmaster hours, family births and birthdays, Scouts, and church society programs. Names and locations include Washington county areas such as Mt. Union Kalona Riverside Wapello Ollie Siglowsky and Lot.

Washington County Fairgrounds Joe Nelson Washington Mel Donaldson Mt. Union Iowa Highway 1 George M. Tripp Riverside Road Alvin Sojka S.E Havre Roy Nelson Ted Zieglowsky Brighton Germanville Road Sylvester Sobaski Riverside Don Cave Foster and Patterson Wayland Washington Livestock Siles Wapello Livestock Sales Inc Wapello Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Smylie’s Columbus Junction Kalona Sales Kalona

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