An extensive archival record of the Benton Soil and Water Conservation District from 1947 - 1985. Scrapbook contains news clippings, photographs, official correspondence, memorandums, and conservation cartoons.
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Abdo Omar, Agnes Svoboda, Agriculture, Albert McCammant, Alfalfa, Alfred Greiner, Alvin Block, Ammonium Nitrate, Angie Radcliffe, Art Hagen, Arthur Olson, Arthur Wilson, Arvid Shogren, Bayard Scott, Bear Creek, Benton, Benton County Soil and Water Conservation District, Bernice Harmon, Bill Reinberg, Blairstown, Blue Grass, Bob Daubendick, Bonnie Riley, Brome Grass, Cecelia Schulte, Charles Neve, Chester McNelly, Clarence Byer, Clarence Huppfeld, Clarence Olson, Clarence Stratton, Claus Mueller, Clement Oberreuter, Clyde Merchant, Clyde St. Clair, Commissioners, Conservation Cartoons, Contoured Strips, Corn, Dale Hagen, Dale Winger, Darrel Race, Darrell Race, Dewey Bonesteel, Dewey Bussey Jr, Dick Christy, Don Duello, Don Leo, Don Rainer, Donald McCulley, Duane Belknap, E. H. Hatlestad, E. L. Reynolds, E. T Stotts, Earl Tumilty, Earl Wallace, Ed Reynolds, Edward Turner, Edwin Hill, Elmer Janes, Elmer Scheetz, Emerson Wolfe, Esther Knapp, Everette Wayman, Farm Pond, FFA, Field Day, Flooding, Floyd Park, Frank Beatty, Frank Blazierk, Frank Mendell, Frank Nugent, Frank Schaller, Garrison, George Backes, George Raebe, Geroge Carlson, Glen Angell, Glen Pardun, Glenn Christy, Glenn Heady, Graydon McQuilken, Gullies, H.E. Daniels, Harlon Backhaus, Harold McLennan, Harold Miller, Harry Carr, Harry Horak, Harry Zimmer, Hay, Henry Boddicker, Henry Grau, Henry Grunewwald Jr, Herman Franzenburg, Herman Stettler, Hiram Lanam, Hobart Beresford, Hogs, Homer Showman, Hooked Rug Farms, Horace Cheney, Horace Thompson, Howard Knupp, Howard McLeod, I.L Christensen, Izaak Walton League, J. F. Barnes, Jack Fry, James Gibney, Jessie Mapes, John Highland, John Safronek, John Schild, John Whelan, K. Ferguson, K. Lames, Keith Kinion, Kenneth Glass, Kenneth King, Kenneth Kittleson, Kenneth Kramer, Keystone, L.D. Prey, La Porta City Iowa, Leland Goodell, Leo Schuler, Linda Radcliffe, Lloyd Shogren, Lloyd Tyler, Lloyd Welch, Louis Coberly, Loyd Welch, Luther Anderson, Luzerne, Lyle Olson, M. A. Ellerhoef, M. L. Peterson, Martha Gordon, Massillon Hospital, Mel Cohee, Memorandum of Understanding, Merl Thorman, Mike Madorin, Moose Madorin, Mrs. Jess St. Clair, Mt. Auburn, Newhall High, Newspaper Clippings, Oats, Oris Randolph, Oscar Olson, Otis Hilmer, Otto Roseburg, Pasture, Paul Gahan, Phil Poland, Queen of the Furrow, Ralph Goodman, Ralph Little, Ray Cantonwine, Ray Ferguson, Red Clover, Reed Canary Grass, Rev. E. L. Shaffer, Richard Hall, Rudy Halva, Russell Adams, S. Earl Wallace, Scrapbook, Shellsburg, Silage, Smith Farms, Soil Conservation, Soil Conservation Week, Soybeans, Stanley Austin, Strip Cropping, Stuart Gulick, Terracing, Tiling Machine, Tom Winters, Topsoil, U.S. Soil Conservation Services, V. A. Edwards, V. H. Williams, Vernon Hagen, Virgil Wallace, W. A. Drake, W. G. Davis, W. I. Maynard, W. J. B. Boatman, Walter Boehmke, Walter Daniels, Walter Hootman, Walter Knutsen, Water Conservation, Water Control Structure, Waterway, Wayne Scholtes, Wilbur Neal, Wild Live School, William Jordan, William McDonough, Willis Bruce, Wool
![Ralph S[mi]tz farm pond](https://www.iowaheritage.org/files/thumbnails/68fe45939727398b04d77bf4428b1970.jpg "Ralph S[mi]tz farm pond")
