Local visitors and a burn accident mark Clermont week
In Clermont several households hosted guests from Des Moines Lisbon West Union Decorah and Elgin. Dale Olson Decorah suffered severe burns to his hand and forearm while using an electric ironer. doctors at Town City University hospital graft skin.
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Theo
N. Loftsgard
George O. Larson
Robert Bollock
Des Moines
L. T. N. Olson
Janice
LaVerne Larson
Jess Olson
Harry Fritz
Lisbon
Jesse Phillips
West Union
Walter Fritz
Dale Olson
Decorah
Dean
University Hospital
Town City
Dale
Julius Lienelson
Henry Kitteson
Donald Gilson
Elgin
When Ellen Grabs and Hus len fail to fit social play
This article notes that very young children sometimes grab or hit to seek social contact, often misinterpreted as aggression. It suggests guiding games that share toys, teaching children to take turns and make friendly contact, and recognizing grabbing as a step toward sociable play.
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Len
Sue
Alex
Ellen
Echo Went Ad Brings Buyer and Seller Together Always
A flexible Echo Went Ad promises effective pairing of buyer and seller regardless of weather, enabling quick negotiations and mutual terms. The service emphasizes universal accessibility and continuous connectivity for marketplace transactions.
Osceola to Observe 100th Anniversary Celebration in August
Iowa 190 years report notes Osceola Clarke county seat will mark its 100th anniversary with a community celebration in August. Other items include a toddler’s death in a granary accident near McIntyre, a Wright county crash after a driver collided with Sheriff Blecker’s car, and fox bounty payouts beginning July 4. Additional notes mention hobo King Ben Benson stepping down, Calmar infant Lenoy Lensing’s death by strangulation, and a Amamosa resident Wayne Schwartz sustaining a skull fracture from a ping pong table accident.
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Osceola
Clarke County
Owa
Aubrey Hill
Wright County
Bob Blecker
Hill
Owa County
Ralph ‘Wiles
van Buren
Wayne Schwartz
Amamosa
Fea
Reeder Numbers Expected to Rise for Feeders
Buyers of feeder cattle will have more stock to choose from this fall than last year and prices should stay near current levels. January beef cow and calf numbers rose up to 10 percent, signaling a larger calf crop and more yearlings. Some older cattle that would have gone to feedlots this summer are being kept on grass due to price shifts.
Corn reserves drop as harvest, demand run ahead
Corn reserves are seen at 735 million bushels this fall, about 125 million below prior estimates, with likely another 100 million drop next year as consumption outpaces production. The note highlights ongoing tightness in supplies due to persistent demand.
Rat control spreads across Iowa farms with new poison
Rats on nearly every Iowa farm prompt county level control programs using Warfarin in permanent bait stations. The reports note widespread nuisance on farms and homes as authorities push the new poison program to curb rodent problems.
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Iowa
King Ranch Among World’s Largest Private Farms
The passage notes King Ranch in Kingsville Texas as the world’s largest privately owned farm while musing on taxation if payments were based on perceived worth. It juxtaposes weather and social commentary with a satirical line about socialism and shared wealth.
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King Ranch
Kingsville
Texas
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Clermont
the Cold Welfare
Childran
Biz Paviaon Po Alrealahaata
Nick
Stanley Dickin
McIntyre
Ben
Hobo) Benson
Britt
Lenoy Lensing
Calmar
Trey
L. R. Tappan
Optometrist
Elkader
George Metzger
Bath Packing Co
Waterloo Bus
Briggs - Stratton Engines Service
Nelson
Towa
Cay Pee
Midwest
John Tillotson
Reeder
DR. LC
Jerdee
Sergean
Clermont, Iowa
R. L. Myers
Postville
Mr. Farmer
Zaye
Sonal Harvester
Freezer
Fale & Light
Mark
Taylor
Buick
John Falb
Center Street
Elgin, Iowa
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