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Watershed Work is Scheduled

Wotk will continue this summer on the Big Wyacondah Watershed as construction has pushed between the one-third and one-half completed mark

1967 - Watershed Bid Approved

The Wendell Wilson Construction Co of Crawiordsv11le was the low bidder Thursday on the Big Wyacondah Watershed Project on the Ed Amstutz farm.

1967 - Under Our Noses

This editorial suggestions developing more water recreational opportunities in Davis County to attract visitors and provide jobs.

1967 - Trees Available, Arnold Says

Trees and shrubs can now be ordered from the State Conservation Commission Nursery in Ames. Plantings must be used for forestry, wildlife, or erosion control purposes.

1967 - Soil Stewardship

This is an editorial on the responsibility of every citizen to take responsibility for soil and water conservation.

A new tile outlet terrace system was constructed on the farm of Richard Birchmier farm. It is the first in Davis County. The new type of terracing features outlets connected to tile to carry away water.

1967 - New Office Building

Verle Arnold, work unit conservation1st of the Soil Conservation Service, is shown transacting business via the telephone from his spacious office in the new Agricultural Building.

1968 - Mrs. Small Returns from Teachers' Camp

Mrs. Vera Small, a sixth grade teacher at the Bloomfield Elementary Center, returned from attending the Iowa Teachers' Conservation Camp at Springbrook State Park near Guthrie Center. Mrs. Small received a scholarship covering her tuitio from the…

1967 - Safety Speech Contest to be Held in County

Sam Botts, .Jr.. Chairman of the Davis County Soil Conservation District urged all Davis County Community school students to participate in the Eighth Annual Iowa Safey Speech Contest.

1967 - Conservation Queens Crowned at Drakesville Old Soldiers and Old Settlers Reunion

Janet Lough and Lo1s Horn were crowned the Davis County Queens of Conservation on Thursday night at the Davis County Old Soldiers and Settlers Reumon at Drakesville.

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