George Advertising Staff Roles Gathered in Listing
The listing presents staff positions including editor Max Van Derveer, society editor Grace Protheroe, bookkeeping Katharine Piper, mechanical foreman 5' R Stauffacher, manager Don McMillen, proof reader Marcella Parker, and taiff.
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Don McMillen Society
Grace Protheroe
Marcella Parker
Iowa Prices and Employment Trends In Early 1956
Iowa Business Digest reports prices received by farmers in the first four months of 1956 averaged 13.7 percent below the first third of 1955, with a better outlook as the year progresses. Three month figures show a 15.8 percent slump in farm prices. Total non agricultural employment rose 1.5 percent in April over March, led by construction gains of 5,400 workers and wholesale and retail trade up 2,650, while manufacturing declined by 650. Durable goods gained 0.2 percent. non-durable gains were in newspapers and chemical plants. Four month comparisons show construction contracts up 21.3 percent, manufacturing earnings up 4.7 percent, and bank check transactions up 5.5 percent. Department store sales up 3.2 percent and electric power production up 3.0 percent also appear in the upturns.
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Iowa
Iowa Business Digest
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Hardin County TB case-finding reports reveal findings
During the twelfth annual Hardin county TB case-finding, 69 people were x rayed with five probable cases. Evelyn Lyon led the program with 68 histories, 40 home calls, and 20 physician conferences. The effort is sponsored by local and state health groups with Christmas Seal funds.
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Hardin County
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association
Division of Tuberculosis
State Department of Health
Evelyn Lyon
R. N
Hardin County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Hardin County Medical Society
Eldora News Recap of Local Mentions and Past Highlights
Yesterday's notes show George Wisner at home after completing a course at Faribault school. S. R. Edgington Jr. visited Spirit Lake while P. S. Davis went to Charles City on business. Tom Scurry returned from Ackley after four weeks. Eldora and area activities include a fat men baseball contest won by Eldora 25 to 10, featuring players Bramwell Davis Smith Edgington Snyder Rothman Barnes Ellsworth Croft. The Eldora quartet Gaines Recreto memorial and others were noted. Automobiles appear in rural mail service, and J. F. Hardin was reelected treasurer of the Iowa Sunday School association. 40 Years Ago items list W. H. Wilmont purchasing the E. G. Diller ice plant, building by J. H. Wintermute, and Iowa Farmers Protective association formation. 30 Years Ago highlights include N. C. Trueblood becoming pastor at Noblesville after leaving Eldora, plus Rotary, 4-H, and Girl Scouts activities, and Rev. C. Hesse’s return from a long trip.
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Spirit Lake
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Charles City
Tom Scurry
Ackley
Hiram
Harvey Bowen
Union
Co. E. Albrook
George Ward
Des Moines
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Iowa Falls
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J. S. Davis
M. F. Smith
B.S. Edgington
B. 5. Snyder
Fred Rothman
Charlie Barnes
C. D. Ellsworth
W. B. Croft
Gaines
Recreto
Unin
Memorial
Des Moines’ News
Wallace
J. F. Hardin
Iowa Sunday School Association
W. H. Wilmont
E.G. Diller
River Road
J. H. Wintermute
Owl Cafe
Implement House
Hardy and Slaughter
Iowa Farmers Protective Association
Dr. H. Gilbert
William Bekemeier
Cady Swain
Wm. Eller
App
Ducks Hatchlings and a Curious Domestic Dilemma
Mrs Piper recounts finding three ducklings under a woodpile after a hen emerged. With the father away, a mishmash of setting hens and a neighborly but interfering bird complicates matters. The narrator and her son attempt to separate the babies, secure the brood, and prevent eggs from being crushed, ending with all ducks doing fine.
Now Politicians Go To Work
Primary elections have limited national meaning as delegates are usually chosen by party leaders rather than by voters. In most states a few leaders name delegates after consulting with district and state leaders, giving large states outsized influence at conventions. A nationwide presidential primary proposal would empower rank and file voters.
Hard Facts Of Fishing Derby Teaches Patience
The Tipton Conservative notes a Sunday fishing derby for kids where no fish were caught. The event showed fishing is not always about catching, but about relaxation, camaraderie, and enjoying time by the water. Hundreds of children drank soda, ate ice cream, and talked with families while waiting for bites that never came.
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Tipton
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