Iowa conservation week highlights and 4-H gathering
Iowa marks Soil Conservation Week with Governor Hughes urging broad soil and water stewardship. Iowa delegates return from the National Rural Electric Youth Conference, while Ames hosts the Iowa 4-H Conference focusing on communications. Washington County shows strong conservation activity with 52 new cooperators and extensive land improvements. Electioneering looms as 16 officer candidates are chosen for the 4-H program, with eight to be named Friday.
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Iowa
National
Rural Electric
Ames
Hughes
Senator Kennedy
Kathy Stortz
Rt. 2
Brighton
S. E. Iowa Co - Op Electric Association of
Mount Pleasant
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
House of Representatives
White House
Max Goldman
Forest City
Charles Vetter
Washington, D. C
Elmer Schneider
ISA
Ann Bolte
Silver City
Susan Brown
Anamosa
Win Ann Deason
Aurelia
Barbara Kingery
Greene
Farmers gain more options to reseal grain in 1967 program
Farmers may convert CCC loans to reseal status for 1967 corn and soybeans by July 31, keeping title while receiving storage payments of 13.14 per hundred bushels per year in approved on farm structures. They may also place resealed grain in approved warehouses with payments made to the warehouseman, enabling those with limited space or moving farms to participate. Full details available at the ASCS County Office.
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CCC
ASCS
Lins
Real estate transfers listed for multiple parties
Louise Kallous transfers to Dennis D Shetler and wife land in section 30 77 7. Cleo C Orris and wife to Terry L Bowton and wife lot 11 and east half of lot 10 block 2 Oak Park and Ainsworth. John Terry Mathers to Martha A Skubal land in section 3 75 6.
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Louise Kallous
Dennis D. Shetler
Cleo C. Orris
Terry L. Bowton
Oak Park
Ainsworth
John Terry Mathers
Martha A. Skubal
Lake Darling ACP special projects boost erosion controls
A statewide effort includes 40 Special Conservation Project grants under the Agricultural Conservation Program led by Howard Lins. Lake Darling in Iowa receives $35,000 for 80 percent cost sharing on erosion and runoff measures on 25 farms with more applications expected. The program strengthens soil and water conservation with practices such as seeding, contour farming, sod waterways, terraces, and livestock water ponds.
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Iowa
Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Lake Darling
Park events headline July festival schedule in Iowa City
Afternoon and evening activities fill City Park with a kids con test, kiddie parade, tractor pulling contests, and stage shows. Dr Max and Mambo bring acts to City Park and Scheeler Building while Continental Brass Orchestra headlines a teen dance. Admission is one dollar for the evening dance with a free half hog drawing later.
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City Park
Max
Mambo
Robison Feeds, Inc
DR. Max & Mombo
M. C
Scheeler Building
Continental Brass Orchestra
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Iowa City
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Creston
Larry Anaelehelm
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Indianola
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ISU
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Spring Grove
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