July specials on TVs and appliances from Clermont dealer
Clermont Brick and Sand Hardware advertises now price reductions on 21 inch Crosley and Admiral TVs, 17 inch Crosley, 42 inch Monarch and Royal electric stoves, a General Electric washer, Skelgas ranges, Admiral air conditioner, used aerials, and a DeLaval separator, with discounts and local contact.
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Admiral
Monarch
Royal
General Electric
New Bowl
Clermont Brick & Sand Hardware
Clermont
For Sale Nut Meats and Union Bug Room Ad
For sale your choice of Black Walnut Butternut or Hickory nut meats or mixed. Also a Union Bug room, Fred Martie, dial 2896, Elgin. 46-47 cents. Play Safe Dont flirt with a tornado Take out a policy with Town Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of Des Moines. R. P. Strauch, local agent Bluip.
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Union
Fred Martie
Elgin
Town Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of
Des Moines
R. P. Strauch
Bluip
State News shifts on Lundy and farm safety week
The report details reactions to Russ Lundy’s nomination with Senate figures and George O Malley cited as committee chair. It notes Iowa declares farm safety week, Gov. Hoegh urging cross agency teamwork, and Fort Madison physician Dr Harry Harper named anti discrimination committee chair. Additional items include Moyer’s public safety role and Amvets leadership appointments.
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Jake More
Senate
Russ Lundy
Beck
Iowa Senate Committee
Lundy
George O’malley
Des Moines
Levitt Meyer
Levitt
Sioux City
Harry Harper
Fort Madison
Richard Bruner
CIO Packing House
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Whitfield Withdrawn From AEC Nomination Stirs Iowa GOP
Allen Whitfield an Iowa attorney remains on the state GOP central committee from the fifth district as his nomination to the atomic energy commission is withdrawn by President Eisenhower after Whitfield requested action. Governor Hoegh opposes a federal road plan raising the gasoline tax to fund a 24 billion dollar 12 year interstate program and notifies Congress and the national governors conference of his stance.
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Hoegh
Public Safety Department
Clinton Moyer
Public Safety
Moyer
Dayton Countryman
Attorney General
Commissioner of Public Safety
Ralph Juhl
Waverly
Amvets
Verta Holters
Pomeroy
Iowa
Allen Whitfield
Des Moines
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Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Whitfield
GOP
Central Committee
AEC
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House
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National Governors’ Conference
New Friends and Mothers Guide Teens Through Growing Up
A mother helps Cynthia and Mary navigate adolescence, balancing privacy with guidance. The piece stresses letting teens explore their identities while parents offer understanding and support. It emphasizes that teens benefit from talking less and making better choices, with parents’ gentle guidance.
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Cynthia
Mary
Adolescent Freedom and Parental Trust
The text notes that youth seek parental trust while fearing parental fears. It emphasizes that the adolescent is the same child loved and guided by parents who must grant him freedom to discover himself while remaining needed and supported by family.
Unity affirmation from James L Jenks Jr at Sanborn Co Cambridge
James L Jenks Jr president of Sanborn Company Cambridge Massachusetts is quoted with a Unity period affirmation: The light of God surrounds me the love of God unfolds me the power of God protects me the presence of God watches over me. Wherever I am God is.
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James L. Jenks, Jr
Sanborn Company
Cambridge
Mass
June milk production hits 26 year low in Iowa farms
Iowa farmers produced an estimated 614 million pounds of milk in June, the lowest since records began 26 years ago. The figure marks a 2 percent drop from June 1954’s 628 million pounds and about 10 percent below the 1944 53 ten year average of 679 million pounds.
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Iowa
Iowa Crop Reports Hint at Strong Prospects for 1955
Iowa crop reports from July 1 indicate favorable prospects across the state. Corn production is about 15 percent higher than 1954, oats are around 4 percent lower, and hay could reach a record if realized. Soybean acreage to be harvested for beans also sets a record.
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Iowa
Stocks of Grains on Iowa Farms July 1955
Iowa farm grain stocks on July 1 1955 were smaller than a year earlier but above the 1944-53 ten year average. Total corn oats and barley on farms declined 7 percent from July 1 1954 yet stood 27 percent above the ten year average.
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Iowa
Iowa Farm Wage Rates July 1955 vs 1954
Iowa farm workers on July 1 1955 earned an average 141.00 dollars per month with board and room and 166.00 dollars with house. Daily hired labor paid 7.70 dollars per day with board and room and 9.20 dollars per day without board and room.
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Iowa
Ragweed Threat Impacts Iowa Economy And Water Use
Ten percent of Americans will suffer hay fever this fall, mainly from ragweed. The weed, also called horseweed, drains soil water as efficiently as corn, potentially affecting Iowa farmers and the broader economy due to corn's primacy in the state.
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United States
Iowa
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