Clermont Enterprise Masthead and editor notes
The Clermont Enterprise publishes from Clermont Iowa with local editor Agnes Paulson listed and contact details. It notes association memberships with the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association and records its second class mail status in Fayette County Iowa under the 1852 act.
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Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Democrats Take Spotlight For Next Two Weeks
Democrats saturate campaign chatter as figures like Barr Keshlear, Shenandoah, and John D. Moon of Ottumwa draw notice. Keshlear backs Gov. Bricker and gains in Chicago. Moon, a rising county attorney, is linked to possible southern Iowa federal district DA post. Maurice F. Donegan of Davenport seeks reappointment after his Davenport term as district attorney expires.
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Keshlear
Chicago
Commerce
Barr Keshlear
Shenandoah
Iowa Rehabilitation Committee
Iowa
John Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Keshlar
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John D. Moon
Ottumwa
Moon
Maurice F. Donegan
Davenport
Donegan
Supreme Court
Iowa state guard halves train at Camp Dodge this week
Half of the Iowa state guard second regiment from the northern half of the state is in training at Camp Dodge this week, with the remaining portion starting next week. Since December 1941 the guard has been called out 17 times for active duty or summer training. The first call was April 8, 1943, for flood control on the Missouri River, with other duties including airplane crashes in Boone, Plymouth, Cerro Gordo, Dubuque, Pottawattamie and Cass counties and pursuit of fugitives in Cerro Gordo and Butler counties.
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Iowa State Guard
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Guard
Missouri River
Boone
Plymouth
Cerro Gordo
Dubuque
Pottawattamie
Cass Counties
Cerro Gordo, Butler and
Iowa flood projects and tax shift debate in Senate
Bremer counties and nearby flood control works are listed for the Des Moines Skunk and Missouri rivers with duty in Webster and Sioux counties. Senator George A. Wilson estimates Iowa would lose 1,750,000 dollars yearly in taxes if insurance company taxes go to the federal government. He backs Senate action to offset the Supreme Court decision by exempting insurers from federal anti trust laws when the Senate reconvenes this fall.
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Bremer
Des Moines River
Polk
Mahaska
Wapello
Des Moines
Towa River
Muscatine
Webster
Sioux
Mills County
George A. Wilson
Iowa
Supreme Court
Wilson
Senate
House
Tax Stamps Warn Motorists to Obtain Federal Use Tax
Post office department warns motorists who have not yet obtained federal use tax stamps for autos that they must act soon or be picked up. The stamps cost $5.00 and are valid for one year starting July 1, to be displayed on the windshield or a prominent place on the vehicle.
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Post Office Department
State Treasurer Rules Warrant Cashing Fees
Banks and other institutions cashing old age assistance warrants must not charge exchange or service fees and are required to pay the full face value of the warrants, per State Treasurer John M. Grimes. The ruling emphasizes honoring the warrant amount without deductions.
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John M. Grimes
Iowa Extends Deadline for War Loan Series E Quota
Iowa extends the deadline to July 31 after missing the Series E portion of its overall war loan quota in the fifth drive. The state was above the July 8 deadline but requires more purchases to finish the Series E target.
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Iowa
Agricultural outlook notes strong seedling crops and hog feeding guidance
Newly seeded legume crops such as red clover and alfalfa show excellent fertilizer response. Clean ground pallets focus on growth, eggs remain over supplied with demand and supply expected to normalize through 1944. Oats rise as high priced feed. hog profitability peaks when fed to pregnant sows. milk souring trends mentioned.
Unclear farm advice on livestock and grain storage risks
The fragment discusses milk bacteria from pastures and heat protection for horses. It warns against storing 1944 grain on infested bins, urges thorough bin cleaning, notes milk dips with bluegrass dormancy, and links dairy and laying flock production to feed quality and housing. It hints at measures like watering, grooming, salt, rest, supplementation, and confinement to boost feed intake.
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Iowa
Local Social Visits Across Grand Meadow and Nearby Homes
Mrs Bertina Buraas and Gloria visited at the Selmer Erickston home while Bertha Olson spent Monday at the James Olson home. A large gathering honored Mrs Palmer Largesi and her Eagle Grove sons at the Ames Olson home. many relatives pa rtook.
Local visits and gatherings mark weekend in Clermont area
Friday's social calendar includes Mr. and Mrs. Ole Relerson and families at the Ed Johnson home and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Martin hosting. Darlene Olson visits the Howard Kuss home in Monona. Helmer and Thelma Lyngan spend Monday with the Vernon Anderson family. Rebecca and Grace Olson visit Clermont relatives. Grand Meadow Study club held annual picnic at Clermont park. Arthur Olson's wife spent Thursday with Julia Landsgard Adrian. a call to Clarence Nelson Wednesday evening. Ramona Olson spent weekend with Ames Olson.
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Bertina Buraas
Gloria
Selmer Erickston
Bertha Olson
James Olson
Arthur Olson
Robert Wharram
Joan
Gayle
Margaret Olson
Vernon Trade
Ames [Olson
Thelma
Helmer Lyngaas
Monona
Ed Johnson
Archie
Ole Reierson
Olivia Olson
John Jungblut
James
Bert Lyngaas
Julia Landsgard
Leo Larson
Adrian
Spencer Nesvick
Ossian
Alvin Halverson
Ronald
Ole Relerson
Willard Martin
Darlene Olson
Howard Kuss
Helmer
Thelma Lyngans
Vernon Anderson
Henry Olson
Rebecca
Grace Olson
Clermont
Louis Halverson
Frankville
Ramona Olson
Ames Olson
Grand Meadow
Iowa Wartime Tire Inspection and Ration Certificates
Ration calendar updates note that tire inspection certificates are no longer needed for recapping truck tires and passenger car inspections ended after April 20. OPA authorized tire inspectors remain required to issue replacement certificates for Grade I II tractors or farm implements. Local War Price and Rationing Board emphasizes periodic fuel coupons and nonhighway gas allocations with various coupon groups and validity dates.
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OPA
Cesolla
Sugar and rationing coupons through 1946 and beyond
The notice lists multiple rationing details for sugar and other staples. It notes periods for canning sugar limits, first and second period applications, Spare Stamp 37 requirements, and various blue and red stamp values with indefinite validity. An airplane stamp is mentioned as valid indefinitely with expiration to be announced later.
Boulder Dam Height and Width Described
Soulder Dam on the Colorado river stands 727 feet high and measures 1,283 feet across the top.
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Soulder Dam
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Smoke colored signals aid WWII tanks in battlefield puzzles
Report describes rainbow hued smoke puffs emitted by tanks and aircraft to identify friend versus foe. Dye experts with the chemical warfare service craft signals visible up to two miles high, lasting about three minutes, with color combinations encoding messages for allied recognition and coordination.
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Chemical Warfare Service
Number of diseased cattle condemned drops sharply
Toll veterinations once condemned 40 000 to 50 000 carcasses a year for tuberculosis. In recent years fewer than 2 000 are condemned for this reason. Savings in beef and veal estimated at about 17 000 000 pounds annually.
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Better Pictures
Jack Fallows
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Lynn Bari
Louis Cather
San Luis Rey
OS Coex
Joe E. Brown
June Havoc
Casanova
Tom Conway
Barbara Hale
Wm. Sarat
Hedy Tosca
Veronica Lake
Franchot Tone
England
Grand Meadow News
Bolson
C. M
Kneeland
Jowa
DR. I. C. Jerdee
Clermont, Towa Woosooom
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Postville
Funeral Home
Richard L. Olson
John Deere Machinery and Genuine Parts
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Amr Wes
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Pat Collecion
Gene Byrnes
Reg’lar Fellers
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