Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Set for October 10
Washington county Farm Bureau members plan their annual meeting and officer elections on Tuesday October 10 in West Chester High School gymnasium. Howard Hill president of the Iowa Farm Bureau will speak. Nominating and resolutions committees will present candidates and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Washington County Farm Bure
West Chester High School
Wayne Edmundson
County Farm Bureau
West Chester
Edmundson
Washington
Hill
Howard Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau Organization
Washington County
Robert Miksch
Clifford Conklin
Robert Eckels
W. C. Richards
A. L. Puensing
Bernard Greiner Builds New Double Corncrib at Talleyrand
Bernard Greiner completes a new double corn crib replacing the one burned. He also shingled his home and built a new chimney. Barns repaired. Timmins and Harold paint them. Everett Nichols and Virgil Oswalt paint the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bond
Talleyrand
Bernard Greiner
Our Place
Mr. Timmins
Harold
Everette Nichols
Virgil Oswalt
Richland
Dale Dunbar
Leland Sheets
Richard Young
Colorado
Jimmy
Julie"Ann
Otto Sheets
Eloise Hazen
Washington
Waldo Miller
Priday
Minta Bales
Verda Gillis
Forrest Henry
Howard Pfeifffer
Jerry Hahn
Washington Hospital
Sunday Dinner Guests at Kauffman Residence
Pleasant Ridge reports a busy social week with multiple visits and meals. Family gatherings include Ed Wilmer Kauffman and relatives, plus outings by Chalupa and Swift families. A funeral in Missouri affects Mrs. Ed Kauffman, while infant David Russell recovers from measles.
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Ernest Woodward
Pleasant Ridge
Anton Kauffman
Wilmer Kauffman
Karen Sharon
Mary Ann
Ed Kauffman
Carolyn
Jimmie
Kenneth
Olin Westen
Paul Summers
Lee Hesseltine
Ervan Hesseltine
Austin Emry
Gerry Chalupa
Geo. Chalupa
Carolyn Kauffman
Geo Koehler
Jim Marsh
Ily
Reo. Chalupa
Vickie Chalupa
William Frye
George Chalupa
Pat Swift
Muscatine
Ernest Woodyard
Irvan Hesseltine
Kenneth Kaufffman
Grandma Kauffman
Nelson
David Russell
Burlington
Mast Funeral Held at Eicher Church Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Mast were held Thursday afternoon at the Eicher Church where she was a member. Rev. Leander Fast led with Rev. Ezra Mullett assisting. Interment followed at Richer Cemetery. Mrs. Mast and her husband ran a general merchandise business in Noble for 47 years until his 1939 death. She later moved to Wayland where she passed away.
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Sommers School
Richer
Donnell Wright
Des Moines
W. R. Schantz
Otto Frey
Orlin
Goessell
Kansas
WSCS Members Meet At Ingram Residence
Riverside reports WSCS members sew 27 pounds of carpet rags at an all day session to be woven into rags for the fall dinner and bazaar. Several dozen women participated including Minnie Holtz Clara Fitzsimmons Bertha Tener Ellen Krebs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Luckey
Riverside
WSCS
William Ingram
Sewing Bee
Mesdames
Minnie Holtz
Clara Fitzsimmons
Bertha Tener
Ellen Krebs
Rachel Gerot
Wes Sojka
Charles Fingle
Anna Kupka
H. E. Colvin
Eva Cagney
Fred Lukavsky
John Moss
Glen Bouquet
Ray Marner Sr
Harold Cress
Charles Karel
Charles Rath
Worth Hartzell
Clair Flynn
Celia Lafourek
Urges Farmers To Prepare Storage For Soybean Crop
Hudson Iowa Farmers should store a large part of their soybeans to qualify for government loan supports on the 1950 crop. Geo M Strayer American Soybean association secretary treasurer warns storage limits loan availability and boxcar shortages threaten the record 274 million bushel crop. He notes no storage payments this year but a good market awaits orderly marketing.
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Hudson
Iowa
Geo. M. Strayer
American Soybean Association
Strayer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Oak Wilt Scare Not Serious Campbell Says
R. B. Campbell of Iowa State College extension cautions Ames woodland owners not to rush to sell oak timber over oak wilt reports. He notes the disease spreads slowly and does not threaten widespread, rapid die off, urging restraint against high pressure to cull stands.
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Ames
Iowa
R. B. Campbell
Iowa State College
Campbell
County Fair Board Set to Meet Thursday Evening
Washington county junior fair board will meet Thursday night at 7 50 in the Farm Bureau building announced by chairman Gayle Cupp. Members include Bill Gamon Albert Stoutner Faye Rowe Keith Barnes Wayne Limerman Cleo McCoy Ralph Kleese Herbert Campbell Marion Stransky and Ralph Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Junior Fair Board
Farm Bureau
Gayle Cupp
Bill Gamon
Albert Stoutner
Faye Rowe
Keith Barnes
Wayne Limerman
Cleo McCoy
Ralph Kleese
Herbert Campbell
Marion Stransky
Ralph Shannon
Local Groups Urged To Make UN Flags
October 24 1950 has been set as United Nations day. Organ izations nationwide are urged to make UN flags for display that date. Ruth Foster Washington county director said groups may obtain information from her Farm Bureau office. The flag features a white world map outline and a white wreath of peace on a blue field. The project is sponsored by the National Citizens' Committee of the United Nations and supported by farm and labor groups.
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United Nations
United States
Ruth Foster
Washington County
Farm Bureau
National Citizens’ Committee
The
United Nations Organization
Farm, Labor
L. I. Tripp
Washington
Iowa
District Court
R. TK. Noonan
Feeder Cattle Prices Not Slipping Say ISU Economists
Iowa State College economists Francis Kutish and Wayne Pearce foresee no slump in feeder cattle prices this fall. They cite three demand sources: Cornbelt feedlot demand, soft corn fears boosting demand, and greater demand in range states due to wheat pasture prospects. Summer rainfall boosts early-seeded wheat and moisture in corn raises buyer interest at central markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Francis Kutish
Wayne Pearce
Farm Tour Planned Tuesday Afternoon
A large group of Washington county farmers will join a farm management tour Tuesday afternoon, starting at 1:30 at the Richard Scott farm in English River township. Attendees include Herb Howell and Dick McWilliams from Iowa State College, Buel Lampher, Tom Robb, and Paul Boettcher. The tour highlights soil conservation and profitable roughage use at Mr. Scott and Marion Stransky farms.
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Washington County
Richard Scott
Mr. Scott
English River Township
Kalona
Washington
Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association
The
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Herb Howell
Dick McWilliams
Iowa State College
Buel Lampher
Shelby Oats Seed Now Available to Farmers
Iowa farmers may obtain Shelby oats through county extension directors and seed committees. Agronomist Joe L. Robinson notes seed must be in new bags, priced no more than one dollar above the Dec 1 1959 Chicago oats price, and bear an official Iowa blue certification tag with the grower name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Shelby
Joe L. Robinson
Iowa State College Agronomist
Iowa
Chicago
Temporary Silo A Boon To Farmers In Iowa
Iowa farmers favor upright cribbing and snow fence silos for temporary storage. Extending from 1 to 16 feet wide, these silos store silage during dry periods and can be moved easily. Proper lining with sisalkraft paper and reinforced walls avoid spoilage and failure.
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Iowa
Thomas A. Robb
C. H. van Vinck
Iowa State College Agricultural
Robb
Iowa State College
One Good Fight Left for Communists in Korea
The piece argues that Korea’s Communist force is doomed as their supply lines are cut and UN lines surround them. Yet the author notes potential resistance in three northern defensive positions and warns a winter stalemate could prolong conflict. Military history parallels include Hitler’s Bulge and Korea’s Inchon landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Adolph Hitler
Normandy
Ation
France
Hjiler
Allied Hopes Were High, It Dealt A Hard Blow To Our Morale. Con
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pusan
U. N
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Seoul
Korea
Earnest Hoberecht
U. P
38Th Parallel
Kum River
Palomino Beauties Prepped for Technicolor Screen
In Kollywood the outdoor drama The Palomino at the Fox Theatre features Jerome Courtland and Beverly Tyler. Thirty golden Palomino horses were shampooed by studio beauticians to keep manes and tails gleaming for Technicolor cameras and avoid any shade hints.
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Studio Beauticians
Hadacol Promoted By Cincinnati Woman For Vitamin Deficiencies
Mrs Delores Brown of 1628 Central Ave Cincinnati Ohio endorses Hadacol claiming rapid relief from indigestion insomnia and general malaise due to vitamins B1 B2 Tron and Niacin deficiencies She notes sleep improves after a few bottles and offers a money back guarantee with trial sizes and larger options priced at 1 25 to 3 50 from The LeBlanc Corporation in 1950
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Delores Brown
Central Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Larse Family
LeBlanc Corpora
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