Hog Marketings Decline and Wool Trade Notice
Hog marketings for April and May are expected to total 1.45 million head, down 19 percent from 1953 and 16 percent below the 1948-62 five year average. Cattle and calves on Iowa farms are expected 3 percent below last year’s larger marketings. about 45,000 head vs 560,000 previous year. Bakewell Produce advertises wool buying with free pickup and top prices. In LeMars a hydrogen balloon explosion occurred, while the Iowa Falls Rotary Club elected Johnson as president for a third year.
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Different Opinions On Childs Four Bosses And Conflicting Standards
A reflective piece notes a child’s four bosses: two parents, a teacher, and a play group. It contrasts parental and teacher standards with peer group expectations. The boys’ gang prizes dirt and swagger while giggling dominates the girls’ crowd, irritating adults and shaping priorities like wrestling or ball catching.
Moral Development Through Peer and Parent Influence
The passage contrasts parental emphasis on grades with peer group norms in a child’s moral socialization. It notes children learn fair play from peers and may adopt harsh judgments to escape labels while balancing adult expectations, with adolescence bringing increased independent judgment based on earlier moral modeling.
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Parsnip World Record Dubious Claim From Monticello
At Monticello Jim Wadilick recently dug a 47 inch parsnip, claiming it measured 49 inches at harvest before shrinking about two inches during drying. The claim highlights a remarkable root size from a local gardener.
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Jury awards no damages in Palo Alto auto suit
A 50 000 lawsuit over an auto accident in Palo Alto county ended with a jury awarding no damages to plaintiff Richard Olesen. In Dubuque a wallet recovered from a motel room, an attempted theft case, and unrelated notes about camels and police height requirements appear in fragmented items. Arthur Vogt and William Hodges of Neola were burned in a separate incident involving a drag-line and a high voltage wire during a road project northwest of Minden.
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