Clermont Enterprise Local Newspaper Entry
Clermont Enterprise is a weekly newspaper published every Thursday from Clermont Iowa with Elizabeth Priest as local editor. The paper notes it is a member of Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association and is entered as second class mail at Clermont in Wayette County Iowa.
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Elizabeth Priest
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Wayette County
Iowa
Legume mixtures furnish pasture two seasons
Farm Bureau News advises legume and grass seed mixes to supply pasture from the first season and into the next. For sweet soils a standard mix of late biennial white, sweet, medium red and alsike clover with timothy is recommended, with inoculated sweet clover seed and total seeding of 12 to 15 pounds per acre.
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Farm Bureau News
Korea
Fayette County 4 H Champions Named for County Contest
Leonhart Talcott of Randalia and Bernice Stelzmiller of West Union have been chosen as Fayette county's outstanding 4 H club boy and girl. They will compete in the county contest for top honors and advancement opportunities within the Farm Bureau program.
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Farm Bureau
Leonhart Talcott
Randalia
Bernice Stelzmiller
West Union
Fayette County
Iowa 4-H Members Named for National Club Camp
A report notes Talcott's seven years of 4-H club work and selection as Iowa’s champion dairy calf and Holstein club member in 1935. He attends Iowa State College as a freshman. Miss Steinmiller, from Union township, has seven years of club work, local and county offices, and served at the state health contest. She attends Iowa State Teachers College and is part of the campus 4-H club and village concert and pep band.
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Washington, D. C
Talcott
Ile
Iowa
Iowa State College
Lake Okoboji
Iowa State Teachers College
Vampus
Farm Record Meetings Scheduled This May
Carl C. Malone farm account specialist announces meetings for those keeping farm records during the first week of May. On May 3 at the Maynard school house and May 7 in the West Union assembly room attendees should bring their 1936 farm records for review.
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Farm Bureau
Tyra
Carl C. Malone
West Union
Maynard School
Malone
Shipment of Second Benefit Checks Reported
A county association treasurer, W C Robinson of Hawkeye, stated that the second payments of the 1935 corn hog program were received April 11. The administration disbursed checks totaling about 10 hundred dollars last week through township chairmen.
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Farm Bureau
W. C. Robinson
Hawkeye
County Association
Manchuria Marriage Customs and Dowry Rituals Depicted
The text describes traditional Manchurian marriage practices noting average marrying ages of 15 for girls and 20 for boys. It details the bridal dowry process, proposal on an auspicious day, the groom’s welcome ride, palanquin rites, three arrows at the palanquin base, the bride’s ceremonial entrance, veil lifting, and the silent role of the bride during the feast.
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Rome
What Will Happen Next In Unemployment And Defense
A reflective essay argues that unemployment follows cycles driven by public action and spending. It emphasizes labor abundance, education, apprenticeship, and the impact of debt, taxes, and competition. It warns unequal profits and indiscriminate spending shape future welfare and social service needs.
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Unson
Iiven
Advertiser
Eldar
Easter Bunny Visits Waterville as Eggs and Rabbits Arrive
A lighthearted local note from Waterville reports children of the Tysland family discovering new rabbits and eggs after a homemade Easter display under their porch. The piece also mentions political candidate Mere G. W. Hunt seeking the Republican nomination for state senator in Clayton county, plus a Cedar Rapids reunion story and garden humor.
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Tysland
Waterville
Allamakee Journal
Jack Fellows
Lansing
Mr. Bunny
G. W. Hunt
Guttenberg
The
Press
Clayton County
M. Geshe
McGregor
Grinnell College president bars VFW unit formation
Joann S. Nollen, president of Grinnell College in Grinnell Iowa, Friday afternoon barred the organization of a Veterans of Future War unit. Decorah Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a banquet memorializing Ben Bear's sixty years in Decorah business Friday the 24th.
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Joann S. Nollen
Gritnell College
Gri
Lowa
Veterans of Future Wa Joy Grinnell
The
Decorah Chamber of Commerce
Ben Bear
Sleigh Ride Through Main Street Captured In Apr 6 1936 Diary Entry
A reminiscence recalls a old fashioned sleigh drawn by a single man on a May morning in 1936, an Aer sca driven team on main street. An exchange mentions a mother calling a telephone operator to cradle a sleeping baby and asking to be alerted if the infant cried.
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West Union Union
Main Street
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