Clermont Local News Subscription Notice
Subscription payments for new and renewal issues may be made to editor Mrs. Bess Tschantz who will issue receipts. publisher is listed as Clermont Local News. This notice appears in a service area bulletin for Fayette County Iowa.
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Bess Tschantz
Gov Blue Now Has His Own Administration
The piece notes revival of political energy in Iowa with early Young Democrats and Young Republicans shaping parties. It mentions speculation on a 1948 congressional nomination by Max H. Jenks of Dyersville and confirms party organization remains active ahead of the June primary.
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Iowa
Young Democrats
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State House
GOP
Max H. Jenk
Dyersville
Congress
War bonds and stamps sales top $100 million statewide
Commissioner Curtis of the state equor central commission announced that over 100 million dollars of war bonds and stamps had been sold in state stores since Pearl Harbor day. During the seventh war loan drive which ended last Saturday night stores sold $21,139,071 in stamps and bonds, Curtis headed the commission's bond sales committee.
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State Equor Contral Commission
Pearl Harbor
Commission
Iowa State Guard Begins Fourth Camp Dodge Encampment
The Iowa State Guard entered its fourth encampment at Camp Dodge this week. The second regiment, comprising northern Iowa company units, arrived last Sunday July 8 and will train for two weeks. The southern Iowa crust regiment will move into the camp.
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Iowa State Guard
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Iowa Crast Regiment
Iowa Teachers Association to Seek New Executive Secretary
The Iowa State Teachers Association will likely search for a new executive secretary, Miss Agnes Samuelson, former state superintendent of public instruction, leaving after seven years. Samuelson, from Shenandoah, rose from rural teacher to two top state offices, and the association aims to push expanded state aid through the legislature. A Truman-Landon likeness note mentions their similar backgrounds and a Kansas City sighting.
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Agnes Samelson
E State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Association
Drought Persists While State Building Projects Start
Despite ongoing minor construction and repairs the drought remains a major obstacle as several large state building projects appear ready to begin. No dates are given, but officials signal continued delays and planning adjustments due to water shortages and related constraints.
Mistaken Meeting at the Church Visit
A new neighbor invites a family to church as eight year old Willie reveals his mother’s ashes on the mantel. The minister asks about angels and the boy quips she is too lazy to look for an ash tray. A later exchange jokes about a husband at the club.
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Willie
Iowa fuel rationing ends for used tires and nonhighway gas
Certificates for used farm implement tires and used passenger car tires no longer required while new tires and used truck tires still need certificates. Regular vehicle inspections every 6 months or 5,000 miles. Various gasoline coupons and heating season stamps valid through Aug 31, 1945 or Sept 21, 1945 with new 1945-46 definite value issues starting June 1. Sugar Stamp 36 book 4 valid through Aug 31.
Stamp validity and removal rules for various series
The document lists validity periods for multiple stamp ranges from T2 to X2 through specific end dates, and confirms indefinite validity for a set of stamps in Book 3. It also states that loose shag stamps are invalid unless removed from the book when a purchase is made.
Clermont Town Budget Estimate Notice 1945
The Town Council of Clermont Fayette County Tow a will meet July 23 1945 at 8 00 P M at City Hall Taxpayers will be heard for or against the estimate of expenditures for the year beginning April 1 1946 A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements both past and anticipated will be available at the Keorine
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Clermont
Fayette County
Towa
City Hall
Keorine
Take My Word For It Pronunciation Plays Out In Dictionaries
A reader asks about the noun address and its correct pronunciation with two camps forming over AD-dress versus ADdress. The box score from reputable American dictionaries shows AD-dress as the first choice for the written form and no sanction for the noun meaning a written or spoken welcome. A quiz also defines various murder-related suffixes.
Echo Enterprise Want Ads Cut Costs For Buyers
Classifieds from the Echo Enterprise invite readers to save money by using want ads to find deals, services, and job listings. The page highlights discounts, bargain rates, and quick placement options for local buyers and sellers seeking value.
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Nut Pastry Adds Flavor to Fat Rich Recipes
Nuts for fats since pecans are over 70 percent fat it is often possible to substitute nuts for part of the fat in a recipe. For example finely ground pecans may be used for half the fat called for in the pastry recipe. The ground pecans are added to the fat and the pastry baked as usual. This nut pastry is delicious with cream or custard filling.
Water increases milk yield in cows at Iowa station
Water given constantly to cows raises milk production by 3.5 percent and butterfat by 10.7 percent, with 18 percent higher intake, versus cows watered at an outdoor tank. The Iowa experiment station reported the findings.
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Iowa Experiment Station
How to fix loose knobs on drawers
Loose wooden knobs on dressers or tables can be tightened with sandpaper washers. Cut the washers slightly smaller than the knob and slide two pieces of sandpaper over the screw. Place one rough surface toward the knob and the other against the drawer to secure the fit.
Rural Schools Struggle With Low Teacher Salaries
The average rural teacher earns 967 dollars yearly versus 1937 dollars in urban schools. Poor pay correlates with education levels, as about 60 percent of rural elementary teachers with one or two teachers have less than two years beyond high school. Rural areas educate over half the nation’s children but receive only 38 percent of school funds.
Budget Estimate Hearing of Clermont Township ISD Iowa
The Board of Directors of the Clermont Independent School District Fayette County Iowa will hold a budget hearing on August 1 1945 at 1 00 PM in Burgess Dugsted Clerk mont Iowa. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditures for July 1 1945 to June 30 1946. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing. Fred T Cline District Secretary.
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Cistrical Independent School District
Clermont Township
Fayette County
Iowa
Burgess-Dugsted
Clermont
Fred ‘T. Cline
Bolson
L. C. Bolson Co
L. C
Bolson's
C.M. Kneeland
Neatness Habits and Milk Handling Tips
A guide stresses organized closets help children learn neatness by storing toys and clothes. It also advises keeping milk tightly covered to prevent odor absorption.
Air Valve Replacement Tip for Steam Heating Systems
Air valves on radiators age and wear, causing poor heating. Have a heating contractor inspect and replace worn or obsolete air valves at least once a year to avoid complaints about inadequate warmth.
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