Washington County Board Proceedings October 4 1966
The Washington County Board of Supervisors met on October 4 1966 with Thun Conklin Patterson and Anderson present. Minutes approved and expenditures listed include supplies for county offices roads and maintenance. The board discussed highway plans including widening US Route 218 and a proposed interchange with a nearby primary road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Washington County
Thun
Jer Lummme
Martin Tressarts Mardy
Pires Fitham Welding
Rae Pence Ping
Ree Postinster
Seed Williams Tradi Wilson Sons
Washington
Wm.bier
Keota
West Chester
David We Tauern Stefeard
Honte Wis
Sheeraenestead
Applyey
Heller “Commission
Vison
Washington C
Mighway
Wa County
Enieman
Wyss has champion swine carcass at Louisa County banquet
Grace Butler reports from Letts October 8 banquet where hog carcass judging crowned grand champion David Wyss Oakville with weight 171 pounds yield 77.38 pounds length 30 inches back fat 1.43 loin eye 6.18 Rath grade 1 ham 22.73 percent loin 22.37 percent ham and loin 45.10 The event highlighted other winners including Ronnie Van Auken Winfield Ronnie Davis Columbus Junction Jack Gipple Columbus Junction and Milberg and Gipple Winfield in lightweights with live weight 196 pounds carcass 142 pounds yield 72.45 pounds back fat 9 loin eye 4.29 ham 23.95 percent loin 21.10 percent ham and loin 45.05 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Butler
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Pork Producers Association
L and M
Letts
Louisa County
Rath Packing Co
David Wyss
Oakville
Barrow
Ronnie van Auken
Winfield
Ronnie Davis
Jack Gipple
Columbus
Milberg
Gipple
J. T. Settles
Allen Molander
Crawfordsville
McAllister Brothers
Keota couple marks 53rd wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs G A Hess celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary with a Saturday supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Corpman of Katona. Attendees included Tony Petersen, Stan Skinner, Novella Hess, Jim, and extended family from Keota and nearby towns as details of the gathering unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrair
Dersa
G. A. Hess
Charles Corpman
Katona
Hess
Tony Petersen
Shellsburg
Wisconsin
Stan Skinner
West Chester
Novella Hess
Jim
Clay Good
Washington
Petersen
Prairie Home
Hess Home
Clifford H. Nancy
Joleen
John
Parnell
Don Kiteman
San Diego
California
Sigourney
Keota
Bud Trier
Chuck
Molly Jo
Elsie Hess
Rufus Yoder
Darlene Hess
Arthur Cupp
Antioch
Boyd Sanders
Donna
Gene Sanders
Towa City
Cedar Rapids
Donald Longs
Rubio
Mary Beth Yoder Honored At Kalona Shower
Mary Beth Yoder was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Glen Guenge rich in Kalona with assisting hostess Mrs. Dale E. Yoder. The event featured games and gifts, using orange and black Halloween decor. Additional attendees included many relatives and friends, with a larger note on community events and neighborhood gatherings reported throughout the Kalona area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Mary Beth
Yoder
Glen Guengerich
Dale E. Yoder
Miss Yoder
Wilber J. Yoder
Mina
Omer Liepig
Jason G. Yoder
Miller
Kathy
Levi Miller
Duane R Yoder
Wallace Fisher
Daniel D. Miller
Donald D. Yoder
John E. Hershberger
Katharine Oskolkoff
Walter E. Marner
J. John J. Miller
Jim
Warrell Chipman
Alan
Art
Cindy
Gary Chipman
Randy
Robert Altmier
Towa City
Robert Moore
Diane
Dean
Edwin Grout
Riverside
Earl Grout
Rita
Russell
Katona
Richard Morgan
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Katona Methodist Church
Wenty
Roland Kammerer
Jack
John ‘A. Miller
John E. Yoder
Malverin Gould
Kansas
Elam Christner
Robert Teets
Wiie Schrock
Joel H. Yoder
Cleo Troyer
Robert J Miller
Dani Coblentz
Henry Muller
Lloyd Knepp
Alice Eimen
Mahlon Shlabaugh
Iowa
Guttenburg
McGregor
Dale K. Genge
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Henry Mullet
Iowa Farm Outlook Feeder Cattle Market Signals Mixed
Feeder cattle supplies are smaller than a year ago and demand likely to be strong this fall, with prices $2 to $5 higher than last year. Seasonal movement picks up though prices may not change much. Heifer supplies are down due to heavy early year placements, while steer yearlings remain ample. margins widen, and outlook depends on feed costs and credit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Trong
Rats threaten farms with heavy losses this warn
County Extension rector Jim Frier warns rats can ruin valuable property if uncontrolled. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson of Town State University cites a drop in average rat numbers from 100 to 50 per arm due to tech gains. He urges continuous anti coagulent rodenticides, clean harbors, and rat proofing to curb damage and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension
Jim Frier
Harold Gunderson
Town State University
Gunderson
Iowa
Gun Lerson
Farm and livestock sale notices in Iowa and Missouri
A column lists upcoming sales including a farm sale near Washington Iowa at 1 p.m. October 15, a household goods sale in Crawfordsville Iowa October 20, and a cattle sale in Memphis Missouri. Also noted are weekly livestock auctions at Kalona, Columbus Junction, Ollie, Wayland, Wapello, and Wapello Inc along Highway 61, with dates and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milo Patterson
John Patterson
Adm
Lou ‘Ounty
Florence Klotz
Hinds Sale Co
Memphis
Missouri
McCleary Sale Co
Centerville
Iowa
Appanoose County Beet Producers Association
Crawfordsville
Cora McKee
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Kaona Sales
Kalona
Towa
Smylie’s
Columbox Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Wayland
Oon
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
N Highway 61
Wapello
Free Work Gloves Offer Attracts Farmers For Feed Boost
Promotion promises up to 12 free pairs of 4 ounce cotton work gloves with beef or dairy feed purchase. Details available from the seller.
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Nome
Acme
Ches Anwelly Sen
David Ws
Baus
Sexenea Entrice Foods’ Co
Connelly Hardware
John Nash
Grover” Co
Wrewy
Hess W. Turninseed
Taveston Ep Ste Co
Tae Rite
Veneral County
Toone
Aivastaman Press
Neter's
Ofte
Supp Y Tauipe Coy
Reasonal News
Kien
Koch! Brothers
Sui Cutrence AL Heo
Stu
Donald Maxwell
Ae Morrison
Iftord Marriot
Mignita Iechiner
DruEs Sauiare
Man Wasi
Sian Gounty
Gould Arieren
Uitont
le Gonkti
Turtoushi Corporation
Trowe Wes
Elect
Wara Perdiz
Mat
Rer
Mary
Marr
Steele Lumber
Mater
Walter Labor Zices
Orage Store
Methiniel Deas Stare
Stir Dept
Boo Welfare
Mrs Tarte Or Davin
Washington Lige
Rola
Ormarmal
City of Washington
Court Crifees Cares
Suptainrdy
Joe's Pines Sin Gah Chevrolet
Snyder
Shortshop
Standard Keon Plymouth
Haron ’Seord
Beratey Co
Treat
Toute
Auiereit
Dan v
Myer Conservation
Carley
Jun Ohn
Sun Wat Bhatten Tan Auniher
Reed
Mater Inine Tote
Bere Ns
Owen Bee
Oxentard
Floyd Dremel
Sore Bere
Tien
Sterte Lambero
Mater Wes
Sento
Altorfer Machinery Cos
Walter Saraenon
Cnty Au
Certified Laboratories
Ao Grostein
Thomas Corti
Sant Rsson
Paytells Office Saal
Ford T., Conklin, Ot Board of
Atteses Wontter
A. Senro County
Mhaiter
Luck Oms Mutual, Inc
Bilcchaides Srecerdato
Joe Evanovich, Jr
E. Madison
Wyss
Louisa County Fair Grounds
Davenport
Gretchen P. Fornare
H. M. Duncan
Columbus Junction’ State Bank
Mary Beth Yoder
Mrs. Eugene Way
Iowa Farm
Outlook
Tarly
Troutman Livestock Auction
Heward
Bonaparte
Bob Craig
Por
C. L. Jennings
New London, Iowa
Journal
KENT
Ocr
Mrough
Wong
Cono
Hatman
Woo—S
Ruvas
Bam Boone
the Hero
Dean Gran
Hiway Patrol
Ervo—S—Reums
20 & Sons
Lowe
Kanearoo
Hogan’ Seroes
Mika
Capra
Nic’ Xen
Laredo
Xong
e_rai
Jack LaLanne
Donna Reed
Ben Casey
Green Hornet
Milton Berle
Ervo
Wasr
Kangare
Canainee
Tom
Ite
Guiding Lleat
Pall’ Fuen
Kangaroo Heckie
Tom & Jena
Cranky
King Fitch Groucho Bibl
Masterson Ranner
Ie Voustas
CBS Nowe
Wyatt “Earp
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