Breathing Problems Rise as Leading Death Cause
Health for All notes that chronic respiratory diseases have risen in prominence with longer lifespans. Emphysea and chronic bronchitis cases have doubled every five years since 1950, and new bronchitis with emphysema nearly tripled in four years. Directing readers to seek medical checkups for symptoms. Public health advisory from Information Service of Your Tuberculosis Association.
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Information Service
Tuberculogis Association
Protest groups plan meeting with state director over land valuation
Plymouth County Tax Payers Association National Farmers Association and Plymouth County Farm Bureau met Sioux City attorney Richard Beebe to discuss steps to combat rising valuations. Beebe said State Director Forest will hold a hearing June 17 with protesters attending. if valuations aren’t lowered, legal action may follow.
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Plymouth County Tax Payers Association
National Farmers Association
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Richard Beebe
Sioux City
Iowa
Beebe
Eid Kehrberg
State Director of Revenue
Forest
Heebe
Death by Own Action Leads to Unlikely Rescue
A 35 year old woman suffering disabling headaches shot herself in the mouth. The bullet lodged at the base of the skull and, upon removal by Dr J A Littell, drained a pus filled cavity, ending her headaches. The doctor notes surgical drainage same end.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
J. A. Littell
Santa Rosa
Littell
Flim Flam Man at Norka Theatre This Weekend
This week end at the Norka Theatre the comedy Flim Flam Man in technicolor features Michael Sarrazin fleeing his army camp and meeting George Scott as they team to swindle townsfolk. They travel countryside plying their trade in two meals a week plus a Sunday matinee. Also notice Sound of Music at the Norka Fort June 20 to 26.
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Norka Theatre
Sound of Music
Norka Fort
Social Security disability rules eased for younger workers
John R. Goldman, SSA district manager, Sioux City, explains a new rule cutting required work credits for disability. Those disabled between 24 and 31 need half the credits, those under 24 need 1.5 years of credits in the prior three years. An SSA representative will be at Hawarden City Hall on Wednesday, June 19, 1968, 10 am to noon to answer questions.
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John R. Goldman
Social Security Administration
Sioux City
Goldman
Iowa
Hawarden City Hall
ASCS to Observe 33th Anniversary of Farm Legislation
Officials of the ASCS State office plan a ceremony to commemorate the 36th anniversary of farm legislation and honor South Dakota farmers who helped administer the original commodity programs in the thirties. More than 200 veteran farm program workers invited. plan includes citations. Main speaker Charles Cox, Washington ASCS official, at Plains Ballroom June 10 at 11:00 a.m. Tickets 3.50. state organizations and business reps expected.
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ASCS
South Dakota
ASC
Olaf Anderson
Anderson
Plains Ballroom
Charles Cox
Washington
Cox
Thornton G. Ames
Harding County
Ralph
Alfred RB
Barnes
Charles Mix County
Huron
Joe Brewer
Fall River
Hot Springs
Carl Cronin
Potter County
Gettysburg
Frank Downs
Lake County
Madison
Leslie A. Grace
Sanborn County
Woon
Conrad Henning
Day County
Grenville
Alfred L. Johnson
Brown County
Charles Jones
Davison
Mitchell
John Mischke
Hamlin County
Hazel
Henry G. Rockwell
Marshall County
Britten
Henry Roghair
Jones County
Oliaton
Ralph Smith
Union County
Elk Point
John Waybright
Derould County
Wessington Springs
Roy FB. Woolhivser
Tripp County
Coleme
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Akron Summer Recreation Program Faces Financial Loss
Superintendent's report notes total sponsorship of 1000 dollars for the Akron Summer Recreation Program, with salaries consuming all funds and a net loss carried by the High School Activity Account. No girls' recreation director yet. pay offered is 300 dollars for six weeks.
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Akron Community School
Town of Akron
Commercial Club
American Legion
Hauff Sporting Goods
Plymouth County grazing association forms loaned 400 acres
Three Plymouth County farmers form a grazing association and obtain a $45,000 Farmers Home Administration loan at five percent to develop 400 acres southeast of Westfield in Sioux Township. The land will be seeded to pasture, fenced, and a dam planned in Gant Creek Watershed. Plans foresee 140 head of stock cows first year, rising to 200, with non profit rent to members.
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Plymouth County
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Plymouth County Soil Conservation Service and Extension Office
Westfield
Sioux Township
Gant Creek Watershed Association
Sioux
Grazing Asso
LeMars
Iowa
Dean Miller
Harold Sitzemann
Hubert W. le
Plymouth Counties
Fers Home Administration
Fies
Lows
Price Support Rates Set for 1968 Barley Crop
Cecil J. Kennedy announces Plymouth County 1968 barley price support at 87 cents per bushel for grade No. 2 or better, not including mixed. Rate is 2 cents lower than 1967, tied to a national 90 cent loan rate with deductions for rail freight and handling. Loans available at ASCS county office from harvest to March 31, 1969, with purchases ongoing through April 30, 1969.
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Plymouth County
Cecil J. Kennedy
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Akron Ha wardon golf tourney set for semi finals
Local golf tourney nears semi finals with Gustafson over Dirks and Smith, Olson over Klemme, Jacobs over Dirks. Arden Johnson and Ty Ryan reach third round, Ryan to face Johnson, Lennon to play Nitzschke, winner meets Hoogeveen. Semi finals and finals are 18 hole match play by July 19. Mrs Nettie Mann attended the Moir anniversary in Boulder Colorado.
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Akron
Hawarden
Local News Roundup From Eppley Hall To Rapid City
Commencement exercises honored JoAnn Albright at Eppley Hall, while Ivy Stat and Teresa attended. Harknesses visited Rapid City and the Carrolls in Custer, admiring Black Hills mines once worked by JoAnn’s grandfather Tillotson. A weekend rain boosted oats and crops, with easing heat and tornado alerts. Deed transfer shown in Akron. Dirks family hosted Bill Marwart, now with Electeanix in Portland. Birth announced of Elizabeth Lynn Lindw born June 10 at Denver Colorado University Medical Center.
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Ivy Stat
Teresa
Eppley Hall
JoAnn
Arthur Albright
Hinton
Lutheran Sehvol of Nursing
Guy E. Harkness
Donald
Rapid City
Russell Carroll
Black Hills
Custer
Wa. Tillotson
Fred Dirks
William Marwart
Portland
Oregon
Bill
Dirks
Akron
Corvallis University
Corvallis
Ore
Electeanix, Inc. Company
Elizabeth Lynn
Don Lindw
Weverluinger, Wise
Coloraide University Medical Center
Denver
Ludwig
Nancy Wennblem
Kidney transplant praised for patient near town
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Wennblum west of town underwent a successful kidney transplant in Denver several years ago. A retired civic note quotes a saying about computers and efficiency.
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Ray Wennblum
West of Town
Denver
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