Change in birth date rules for County Fair pigs
The Washington County Fair Livestock Committee moved pigs eligible for 4-H and FFA shows to be born on or after January 15 1976 to align with an earlier fair. The 1976 County Fair runs July 26 to 29. Director Jim Frier urges pigs weigh 220 to 230 pounds at fair time, typically at 5 to 6 months old. Pigs born between January 26 and February 10 will be eligible under the new rule.
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Washington County Fair Livestock Committee
FFA
County Extension
Jim Frier
Frier
Check ASCS Before Harvesting Drought Damaged Crops
Farmers with drought damaged grain crops may qualify for disaster payments. Check with the ASCS office before harvesting or destroying moisture stressed corn or grain sorghum. An ASCS representative must appraise damage prior to any sale or disposal. Payments apply to corn and grain sorghum, not soybeans, based on last year's law with a new forage value factor. Potential payments drop if crops are harvested or destroyed without ASCS consultation.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Jim Frier
Washington County
ASCS
Frier
Junior bowlers plan league meeting at Melody Lanes
Young bowlers from ten years to high school gather at Melody Lanes on Saturday October 4 for an organizational meeting at 9 a.m. Interested players may contact Bob Lowe or Lucy Smith if unable to attend but want to bowl.
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Melody Lanes
Bob Lowe
Lucy Smith
Canott descendants reunite in Wellman potluck gathering
The Jerry and Jane Canott descendants held a reunion at the Wellman Municipal Building. Attendees included extended families from Davenport Luzerne Cedar Rapids Williamsburg Iowa City Kalona Kinross West Branch Deanna Dawn and more, all listing Canott or Enfield lines.
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Jerry
Jane Canott
Wellman
Bill Leigh
Davenport
Enos Fountain
Luzerne
Robert Fountain
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Kelley
June
Williamsburg
Ralph Glider
Webster
Duane Munson
Barry
Brooklyn
Marion Fountain
Iowa City
Doris Brown
Victoria Griffith
Crawfordsville
George Canott
Lewis Glider
Washington
Ray Enfield
Marlin Yoder
George W. Yoder
Kalona
Cora Godlove
Kristina
Harlan Yoder
Irvin Fountain
John Townsend
Chris
Ora Enfield
Thomas Fountain
West Branch
Keith Lemley
John J. Canott
Kinross
Jayne Miller
Lula Swantz
Virginia Townsend
Albert
Federal funds process widens with state review in Iowa
Decentralization gives Iowa more leverage over federal disbursement to cities and counties. A-95 forms route through state planning office and regional commissions, with comments from both sides but no veto power. Federal agencies increasingly heed state and regional reviews as funding slows to respond.
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Des Moines
IDPA
State Office of Planning and Programming
Federal Office of Management and Budget
A. Thomas Wallace
Federal Funds Clearinghouse
Wallace
Robert Tyson
Tyson
Tyson Sees Value in Regional and State Reviews
Tyson said the commissions reviews serve a good purpose. He noted that in fiscal 1974 Iowa local governments applied for more than 400 million dollars in federal funds, highlighting the scale of federal aid requests from municipalities.
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Tyson
Iowa
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