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1974 - Nine Attend Soil Meeting

The following nine Davis County representatives were among 500 people attending the 28th annual conference for Soil Conservation District Commissioners of Iowa Sunday through Tuesday in Des Moines.: Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Weilbrenner, Mr. and Mrs. Iles…

1974 - Photo of Soil Conservation Staff

District Soil Conservation Staff include Verle Arnold Christie Botts, Gene Francis and Roger Fry

1974 - Roger Simmons with Dirt for 1974 Annual Report

1974 - Soil Judging Winners

Jeff Wuthrich was the winner of the FFA soil judging contest in Davis County. Finishing second was Tom White and David Rysdam was third.

1974 Photograph Of Soap Creek,

Color 1974 photograph of Soap Creek on D. [Schmitter] land, looking East and South of Soap Creek.

Tags: Davis County - Iowa, Photograph, Soap Creek

1975 - Cost-Sharing for Conservation Totals $28,000

The Davis County Soil Conservation District received 56 requests for cost sharing assistance from local landowners and 49 of these requests were approved. Davis County received $28,000 over a two year period to distribute to landowners.

1975 - Establish Steering Committee to Discuss RC&D Project

A temporary three member steering committee was established to explore forming a Resource Conservation and Development program in Davis County.

1975 - Miss Barnett is Named Queen at Drakesville

Miss Sabaeth Barnett was crowned Dvis County Soil Conservation Queen at the Old Soldiers and Settlers reunion at Drakesville.

1975 - Nine are Entered in Queen Contest

Contestants in the Davis County Soil Conservation Queen contest at the Old Soldiers and Settlers Reunion include Valerie Smith, Rosezelma Funk, Bonny Rysdam, becky Brown, sabeth Barnett, Terry Christy, Cindy Leonard, Beth Wix, and Kathy Dunlavy

1975 - RC&D_Meeting_is_Scheduled

A public meeting will be held to determine if there is enough interest locally in the formation of a Resource Conservation and Development Project (RC&D)

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