Clermont School News highlights and kindergarten updates
The Clermont column notes pins earned by students for forty ins and sixty word pins. It describes literacy work on environmental factors in literature and character studies from Macbeth Pride and Prejudice and Tale of Two Cities. Kindergarten reports include Stanley Andersons rooster and Amundson twins baby catbirds with care by students and visitors.
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Joan Bennett
Marilyn Guyer
Vera Hangartner
Jean Morse
John Knudsen
MacBeth
Mrs. Bennett
Sidney Carton
Stanley Anderson
Amundson
Tootsie
Jack
Diane Lehan
Wayne Gilson
David
H. A. Lubke
Lee Palmer
Gregory
Bruce
Class News Recaps Birthdays and Book Projects
Barbara visited after her siege of poHo and thanked the public community for cooperation this year. First graders made freehand grocery store booklets and plan trips to the library. Students read stories in class and planted seeds. Richard Paulson and Don Knud celebrated birthdays. James Rowland returned with chickenpox. Second grade introduced language class roles and health booklets were finished. A short program featured Snow White and Cinderella. May 11 marked John Shipton's birthday celebration.
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Barbara
poHo
Thompson
Richard Paulson
Don Knuda
James Rowland
Siew Niee
Snow White and the
John Shipton
Oil Firm Overpaid Mills County Tax Bill
A major oil company paid 26000 dollars in taxes to Mills county treasurer F M Robinson due to a misplaced decimal. The correct tax amount was 2600 dollars.
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Mills
F.M. Robinson
Baskerville for State Representative Baskerville seeks GOP nomination
Wendell Baskerville of Monona seeks the Republican nomination for state representative from Clayton County in the June 7 primary. Born on a farm in Iowa Falls, he studied at Bainville High, Upper Iowa University, and Iowa State University, farming since 1921 with 314 acres. He has long service on local boards, Farm Bureau leadership, and regional cooperative roles, plus military service in WWI. He and his wife Mae Hupfer have four children. his son William helps run the farm. Friends consider him well qualified and urge voter support.
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Wendell Baskerville
Monona
Clayton County
Iowa Falls
Bainville High School
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Chautauqua
Ames
State University of Iowa
Monona Co-operative Commission Company Board
Monona Board of Education
Clayton County Selective Service Board
North Iowa Processing Association
Mason City
Farm Bureau
Clayton
Ery
Mae Hupfer
Fourdren
Marvin ‘Wendt
Earlville
William
Robbert
Cedar Rapids
Richard
University
Fayette County Board Requires Immediate Noxious Weed Destruction
Fayette County Iowa orders landowners to cut burn or destroy noxious weeds to prevent bloom or seed. Specific target dates begin June 1 1954 for several weed groups with ongoing control as needed, and a five year plan to eradicate primary infestations including Canada thistle bull thistle and horse nettle on lands beside county roads.
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Board of Supervisors
Fayette County
Towa
Fayette County Weed Control Order Pronounced
A Fayette County directive requires landowners to remove weed growth by July 8, 1964 or face action by the Weed Commissioner. If owners fail to comply, costs including service of notice and related expenses will be assessed against the land and owners. The County Auditor is ordered to publish notice in a county newspaper.
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Fayette
Baptism and local visits reported in Gunrider News
Carol Ann Osmundson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Osmundson was baptized Sunday at the Matron Lutheran with sponsors Donald Wiedow Clara Tangen and Arthur Barness. After services the sponsors and Rev and Mrs S J Strandford joined dinner at the Osmundson home. Kenneth Mark family visited Herbert Ash home. Gilbert Halverson and Everett Henkes accompanied to Cedar Rapids to see son Hiram after_operation. Pvt Robert Wettleson is home on a 15 day furlough before Labrador assignment. Janann Mark spent weekend with friends at Riceville. Alice Houg of Cedar Rapids visiting Iron Houg home. Lewis Kjosa family visited Mervin Anderson. Pvt and Mrs Joseph Reierson spent weekend in Cornelius Reierson home. Nona Mark spent weekend with Patricia McNally at Ames.
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Carol Ann
Russell Osmundson
Chinern
Donald Wiedow
Clara Tangen
Arthur Barness
S. J. Strandford
Osmundson
Kenneth Mark
Herbert Ash
Gilbert Halverson
Everett Henkes
McGregor
Cedar Rapids
Hiram
Robert Wettleson
Labrador
Janann Mark
Riceville
Alice ‘Houg
Iron Houg
Lewis Kjosa
Mervin ‘Anderson
Joseph Reierson
Cornelius Reierson
Nona Mark
Patricia McNally
Ames
Iowa Milk Production Rises in April
Iowa farms produced an estimated 515 million pounds of milk in April, up 3 percent from April 1953 but 5 percent below the 1943-52 ten year average of 542 million. The gain comes from higher output per cow as the number of cows milked stayed nearly the same as a year earlier.
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Iowa
Real Estate Transfers and Vehicle Registrations Noted
Recording shows Louis G. Dennler and wife transfer land to Benedict A. and Audey, amount $1.00, SE NW parcel in Henry Anderson estate to Alfred H. Wenger and wife for $8,625. Clermont area lists lots 12 11 10 and part of lot 8 in block 9. New car registrations include Ray M. Herwig of Wadena Chevrolet sedan and Ruth A Metzger of Elgin Mord truck.
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Louis G. Dennler
Benedict ‘A. and
Audey
Ponent
Henry Anderson
Alfred H. Wenger
Clermont
Ray M. ‘Herwig
Wadena
Ervin
Ruth A. Metzger
Elain
Mord
Can Solve Surplus Problem in Dairy Aid Message
The article argues dairy surpluses can be reduced without new government action. It notes 1,320,060,000 pounds in storage, bought at 90 percent parity, and urges Americans to drink more milk and eat more butter. Increasing consumption is presented as the simplest adjustment to balance production and demand.
Fellers say boss is dumb bragging about smarter boss
A few workers joke that many would be out of work if the boss were any smarter, implying the boss’s incompetence keeps them employed. The remark reflects labor tension and cynical humor about leadership.
Egg Production Holds Steady in Iowa April Output
Iowa farms produced about 488 million eggs in April, a figure matching April 1950 but not surpassed since 1948. The monthly total trails March’s 610 million eggs, reflecting a seasonal decline seen in recent years, with April’s output near 465 to 488 million eggs in various estimates.
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Iowa
Noa
One thing can be said for today’s dollar
The line hints at the enduring value of today’s dollar and its purchasing power, noting how it retains significance despite changing prices and economic pressures. The fragment suggests a reflection on currency value and economic stability.
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Lowell Thomas
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