Space dreams and rural life clash in Iowa spotlight
The article contrasts space exploration with farm life, noting Ed White’s spacewalk and lunar questions while Iowa focuses on 4-H, state events, and a trade mission. It highlights Ames 4-H conference plans, youth tours funded by electric cooperatives, and Iowans headed to Europe for trade promotion.
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America
Ed White
White
Major McDivitt
U. S
Bob Burns
California
Boone County
Iowa
Iowa Farm Youth
Iowa 4-H
Allan Alcock
Bremer County
Jim Nepps
Emmet
Carl Cain
Lucas
Kenneth Westercamp
Mahaska
Bill Fogarty
Palo Alto
Loren Engelbrecht
Scott
Cary Christensen
Shelby
Ron Rall
Union County
Ic. J. Gauger
Diane Botts
Diana Berkland
Betty Grace
Susan Henderson
L. Craig Harris
Bill Applegate
Earl Willits
Dave Esbeck
Rural Electric
Washington
Iowa Recs
Capitol Building
Washington Monument
Lincoln’s Memorial
National Library of Congress
National Rec
USDA
REA
Leanne Colton
Ainsworth
Patsy Best
Susan Schlapkohl
Stockton
Sandra Hiller
Morning Sun
Eastern Iowa Light and Power Co-op
Wilton Junction
Timothy ‘Meyer
Amana
Judy Ann Fels
Homestead
Amana Society Service Company
Europe
Paris
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Great Britain
Governor Hughes
Merrill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Oliver Greley
Iowa Soybean Association
Howard Richey
Iowa Turkey Federation
Roswell Garst
Coon Rapids
LeRoy Getting
Sanborn
Kalona and nearby markets host midweek livestock sales
Weekly livestock sale notices list sales at Ka lona Sales Barn Kalona IA every Wednesday for hogs and every Thursday for veal sheep and cattle. Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie IA has a Tuesday sale. Smylie's Livestock Market Columbus Junction IA sells Wednesday. Wayland IA holds Monday noon sales. Wapello Livestock Auction Way IA has Tuesday sales.
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Kalona
Iowa
Washon Livestock Sales
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Wayland
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Op Highway 61
Way Iowa
Farming on One Leg The Crutch Lesson
A dated farm safety message contrasts lifting heavy chores with one leg or a crutch. It argues farming is a two legged business and urges careful practice to prevent injury while recalling a mangled leg incident. The narrator, Gilmore Shell Service, frames safety as essential during harsh work.
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Moon
Soviet Union
Wyoming
Farenheit
Ames
Max Goldman
E. D. Farwell
Luther College
W. F. Presley
National 4-H Foundation
Herbert Johnson
Charles City
Jane Piercy
Dallas County
Harold Hill
Greece
Lee Kline
Pat Blarton
Appanoose County
Jean Worthan
Buena Vista
Karen Hartigan
Cerro Gordo
Dianna Marts
Franklin
Sherry Teachout
Fremont
Linda Hopeppner
Kossuth
Shirley Calhoun
Monroe
Terry Kuhn
Woodbury County
Journal
B & H Firestone
Eclipse Lumber Company
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Dale Caldwell
Farmers Mutual Insurance Assn
Murphy Feeds
Horse Feed & Grain Co
Hy-Vee Food Store
West Madison
Southern Utilities
J&l Friendly Service
Loveless Supply Company
Mose Levy Co
Perdock
Olds
Cadillac
Tindal Farm Supplies
Town & Country
Plymouth
Sorrell
Washington Evening Journal
Washington State Bank
White House Dairy
Jarrard Feed & Supplies
State Farm Ins
Patterson Seed & Supply
Frank Patterson
Fenn Farm Service
International Harvester
Washington Concrete Company