Clermont Enterprise header and notices
Clermont Enterprise log notes the Thursday morning publication date with Elizabeth Priest as local editor. It lists membership in Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association and notes post office filing as second class mail matter in Clermont, Fayette County, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Priest
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Clermont Social Round and Iowa Farm Prices Note
Mrs. Bertha Frisbie visited in the Oscar Larson home and Bennie Grover from Cedar Rapids spent last Sunday in Clermont. Donald Dugstad of Waterlon visited his parents. Iowa farm prices for June 15 1936 show hog prices up seven percent over the five year average with hogs at 9.10 a bushel, corn steady at 5 cents, and broad gains for hog samba wool butter and eggs while oats barley rye and apples lag the five year norm. Want ads tell and sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
United States Department of Agriculture
How REA Handles Rural Electric Proposals
The Rural Electrification Administration conducts engineer ing and legal reviews of rural electrification proposals. Sponsors receive guidance on missing information, and after internal approvals the Administrator signs for funding and an allotment is arranged. Upon President approval funds are released from the Treasury, a loan contract is formed, and construction proceeds once key conditions are met. Also noted is R J Novotny near Decorah, who harvests corn and hay unusually early after four plowings of a 55 acre field.
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Farm Bureau News
Rural Electrification Administration
Paul E. McElroy
REA
United States Treasury
R. J. Novotny
Decorah
Novotny
Spring Pig Crop 30 Percent Larger Than Year Ago
The spring pig crop rose 30 percent in the state, with 8,696,000 pigs in 1936 versus 6,712,000 in 1935. Despite the jump, the total remains about 16 percent below the 1932–1933 spring averages. Sows farrowing rose to 1,469,000 from 1,180,000 year previous, an increase of 339,000. The report is from the USDA in cooperation with the Postal Service via rural carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Budget Estimate Notice From Clermont School District
The Board of Directors of Clermont Independent School District in Fayette County Iowa will meet on Wednesday July 22 1936 at 1 20 PM at Farmers Savings Bank Clermont Iowa. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate. District Secretary Mrs Len Simek signs the notice.
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Clermont Independent School District
Clermont Township
Fayette County
Iowa
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Clermont
Clermont town council meeting set for July 27 1936
The town council of Clermont Fayette County will meet July 27 1936 at 7 30 P M in the Council Rooms Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures Town Clerk Martin Nelson announces the meeting
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Clermont
Fayette County
Martin Nelson
Bank Statement From Farmers Savings Bank Clermont Iowa 1936
A 1936 bank statement for Farmers Savings Bank Clermont Fayette County Iowa shows resources of 326 281 53 with loans and discounts 265 635 97, overdrafts 875 91, banking house 4 000, furniture 800, and deposits totaling 326 251 53. Officers J F Miller president Louise Miller vice president J A Erickson cashier certify the figures sworn July 6 1936 before Notary C A Riveland. Additional text mentions a detached note about a man who stopped drinking for his wife and kidneys and an auto dealer remark about mileage classification.
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Farmers Savings Bank
Iowa
Clermont
Iin
Fayette
Jane
A. D
State of
Fayette County
J. F. Miller
Louise Miller
J. A. Erickson
A. Erickson
Iseal
C. A. Riveland
Poock Finds Ice in Cistern Near Church
In Sumner Gazette notes a large chunk of ice observed in the cistern at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Poock near the United Brethren church. The ice stood about four feet high and a foot thick at the base as water receded. Harold Poock asserts the tale is true and sticks to it.
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Riptey
Thomsen Family to Leave Elkader for Nebraska City
Mr and Mrs Thomas Thomsen of Elkader plan to move to Nebraska City Nebraska mid July after settling their business interests. Mr Thomsen has long resided in Elkader and friends regret their departure and wish them success in their new home where he will manage the credit bureau.
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Thomas Thomsen
Elkader
Nebraska City
Nebraska
Thomesen
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Oscar Larson
Bennie Grover
Cedar Rapids
Donald Dugstad
Waterlon
Mrs
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Woodard & Woodard Insurance
Vine St
West Union Res
Fred T. Cline
Clermont, Iowa
Ford
Orvin I
Thompson General
Postville
Monona
Clermont Nation’s Farm Loan
Association
J. A. Erickson, Sec’y Treas
Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner’s Loans
I. C. Jerdee
Clermont State Bank
L. L. Carr
G. H. Hackman
N. H. Nelson
Frene
HOW Rea
Echo Office
C. A. Hoffman
R. J. Waters
Auct
Len Simek
Wdam
Gove Ee Bs
Micky” and
His
Mi Alee
Iwgontia
By Sam Iger
NAHAT
Aca
H. H. Follett
H. A. Lubke
Ed Quinn
Engebret Lyngaas
C. K. Peterson
C. Peterson
Poock
Harrold
Sumner Gazette
Thomsens ‘To Leave
Eleades
Princes
House of Better Pictures
West Union
Hematic Lighting
Harry Pace
Geo. Ernst and
Lester Matthews
Louis Schmeling
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Kay Francis, Ian Hanter In
Eleanor Whitney and
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Timothy
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