State veterinarian offers hints Guard health of your new pet
Des Moines report emphasizes pet health for Christmas gifts. State veterinarian Dr E A Butler warns puppies and kittens can pass worms and infections to people, outlining vaccines for distemper hepatitis roundworms hookworms and rabies by six months. Guidance also covers fleas feeding schedules housebreaking and prevention.
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Des Moines
E.A. Butler
Butler
Keith H. Eubank
Indianola
Eubank
Neal Leas
Lutzhaus Kennels
West Des Moines
AKC
Leas
Market livestock prices from Joliet Des Moines reports
Livestock markets show cattle limited in Joliet with weak cows and lower hog bids. In Des Moines trade is fairly active with good demand though butchers weak, hogs mainly 38 to 41 per hundredweight, sow prices around 32 to 34, and weekly receipts near 85,000 head.
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Des Moines
UPI
Minnesota
Axel Nominated by Iowa GOP as 1st District Committeeman
John Axel of Muscatine is named by Iowa Republicans for the 1st District Committeeman post on the Iowa Republican State Central Committee to fill the unexpired term after George Wright’s resignation. Axel, 33, a HON Industries executive, has long party service and civic roles in Muscatine, and is married to Joni with two children.
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John Axel
Muscatine
Iowa
Republican State Central Committee
George Wright
Ft. Madison
Des Moines
Axel
HON Industries
Republican Party
Muscatine County
Muscatine Jaycees
The
Mental Health Association
Rotary International
the Elks
Joni
Ray D Kempf dies at 74 in Wellman Iowa
Ray Doc Kempf 74 died Wednesday Jan 8 1975 at Shenk Nursing Home Wellman Iowa Funeral Friday 2 PM Powell Funeral Home Wellman Rev Max Yoder officiating Burial Wellman Cemetery Visitation begins this evening He was born Dec 27 1900 in Greene Township Town County to Henry and Lydia Kempf He married Marguerite Pettit Nov 13 1928 He lived in Wellman all his life formerly worked for Wellman Lumber Co Retired at death Members Moose Lodge No 1096 Iowa City Survivors wife two sons Harold and Donald two sisters Ida Yoder Norma Oliver Wellman two brothers Harvey and Ervin Preceded in death by an infant son and one brother Walter
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Wellman
Ray
Doc) Kempf
Shenk
Powell Funeral Home
Max Yoder
Wellman Cemetery
Greene Township
Town County
Henry
Lydia Gingerich Kempf
Marguerite Pettit
Wellman Lumber Co
Moose Lodge
Iowa City
Harold D. Kempf
Ottumwa
Donald E. Kempf
Washington
Ida Yoder
Red Cross Offers Standard First Aid Course January 16
The Washington County Red Cross announces a Standard First Aid course starting January 16 at the Red Cross office 118 South Iowa. The 14 hour program runs five weeks, one evening per week, taught by Dave Horsey and Marion S. McAvoy with the new illustrated Standard First Aid and Personal Safety text. Registration via Mrs Elizabeth Watson. Also note OSHA compatible Multimedia First Aid offered on demand. Raymond Wallace of Wabash Ind 64 died January 8. brother of Mrs Olive Chalupa of Washington. raised in Wellman.
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Red Cross
South
Iowa
OSHA
Washington County
American Red Cross
Dave Horsey
Marion S. McAvoy
Elizabeth Watson
Wallace
Raymond Wallace
Wabash
Ind
Iowa DOT rejects 65-foot trucks on roadways
The Iowa DOT Commission voted 4 to 3 against allowing 65-foot double-bottom semitrailers, effectively blocking the measure for a year unless lawmakers act in 1975. The decision follows a heated battle with trucking interests and public opposition citing safety and highway wear.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Iowa Department of Transportation
DOT
DOT Commission
Victor Presser
General Assembly
Preisser
Stanley Schoelerman
Spencer
Allan Thoms
Dubuque
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Ann Pellegreno
Story City
William McGrath
Melrose
Donald Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Dora Klockenga Dies in Illinois
Word has been received of the death of former Washington resident Mrs Dora Klockenga of Pekin Illinois Her brother is in Washington Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p m at Kuiecks Funeral Home in Pekin Illinois
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Washington
Dora
Pekin
Kuiecks
Pekin, Ill
Association for Retarded Citizens meeting in Washington County
The Washington County Association for Retarded Citizens met January 8 at the Developmental Center. President Duane Redlinger led the session at 7 30 p.m. Two directors were elected Robert Freyenberger for two years and Jim Munn for one year. Rhonda Redlinger and Don Gorham were chosen poster child winners with photos to publicize activities for the year. The group planned a pancake and sausage feed for February 20 at the KC Hall.
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Washington County Association For Retarded Citizens
Developmental Center
Duane Redlinger
Robert Freyenberger
Jim Munn
Rhonda Redlinger
Don Gorham
KC Hall
Washington Toastmasters elect officers for 1965
Ten years ago the Washington Toastmasters Club held a meeting on a Wednesday evening featuring installation of officers. Bernard McCarthy was named president, Jim Houstman became education vice president, Twinam was elected vice president, Miksch the secretary treasurer, and Ralph Martin appointed sergeant at arms.
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Washington Toastmasters Club
Bernard McCarthy
Jim Houstman
Edu
Twinam
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London
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Benton
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