Clermont School News Reports Ranged Activities and Grades
School notes cover new student James Durr from McGregor and a girls basketball loss to Randalia 64 to 36. Fourth grade works on electricity and plays for PTA while celebrating birthdays and mural art. Sixth and seventh grades note Armistice Day program, perfect scores in self-tests, budgeting lessons, and study plans around Longfellow's Miles Standish and Horatius.
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Randalia
Karen Jacobson
Smith
Clermont Boys
Billy Swenson
Wilbur
Judy Durr
McGregor
Sandra Bilden
John Nelson
Barbara Anderson
Joyce Larson
Gene Wede
Mary Swenson
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Helen Burger
Bert Henderson
Patricia Morse
Mery Swenson
Vision of Sir Launia Sounded in Class
Students read the Vision of Sir Launia aloud and plan to record their voices as each pupil selects a favorite part. Each learner will memorize a segment of the poem for recitation and performance.
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Horatius
Rome
Sir Launia
Clermont Iowa Council Proceedings November 8 1952
Clermont Iowa council meets with Mayor Will J Nelson presiding. Bills approved include Interstate Power Co. for signal and street lights and pumping, Wallace & Tiernan, Clermont Telephone Ex, and farm-related costs. Restaurant license granted for Clermont Cafe. Adjourned. Community notices from residents and visiting friends accompany local social notes and obituaries.
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Clermont
Iowa
Will J. Nelson
Riegel
Amundson
Appelman
Thoma
Griebenow
Interstate Power Co
Pumping Farm Service Co
Gas and Wit
Vernon Andersons Visit Hosts Weekend Social Roundup
Clermont locals share a busy weekend as the Vernon Anderson family visits the Helmer Lyngans. numerous relatives and friends travel between Jesup Charles City and Postville for gatherings. Attendees include the Vasbys, Benneths, Hausers, Applemans, Berentsons, and many others across Cedar Falls West Union and Decorah. The piece lists birthdays, family dinners, hospital visits, and social calls among extended kin.
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Vernon Anderson
Helmer Lyngans
Otto Vasby
Jesup
Delores Benneth
Albert Hauser
Alfred Olson
Independence
Alfred
Gena Amundson
R. R. Roggensack
Lancaster
Wis
A. E. Freier
Cedar Falls
Bert Henderson
Franz Appelman
Charles City
Arthur Blockhus
Jan Wagner
Donaline Larson
Karen Cummings
Karen Olson
Evelyn Friederich
Margie Swenson
Marlene Anderson
Diane Frieden
Judy Fenton
Janice Durscher
D'Ana Cline
L'Myra Anderson
Bob Burget
Kenneth
St. Paul
Minn
Don Burget
Fayette
Lavern Walvatne
West Union
Mary Washburn
Nellie
Katherine Sullivan
John Sullivan
Chicago
Iirene
Pat Minihan
Volga
James Cahalan
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Regan
Waukon
Mae Crowe
Jim Sullivan
Reuben Erickson
Lansing
Abe Habeger
Edwin Krueger
Esther Oelberg
Habeger
Jack Bush
Coon Rapids
H. A. Lubke
Ace Bush
Postville
A.S. Houg
Julian Moe
Helen
Evelyn Bilden
Decorah
Harry Amundson
and Houg
Eve Agnes
Louise Hilden
Riverside clubs adjust meeting plans for Thanksgiving
Mrs Bo Matt led the basketball girls to aperdue on Monday. Riverside social club meeting moved from Saturday to Thursday November 20 at Mrs Bob Mott home with Mrs L T Anderson assisting. Geneve Crain of West Union dined with Theo Loftsgard family. Emma Anderson and Milo dined with Will Surrow. Danny Flores and family traveled to Iowa City for the Iowa Illinois game. Theo Loftsgard and Wen Mayside plan to winter in Arizona.
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Stolen Brandt
Georgia Probert
Irene Ostlie
James Ostlia
Waterloo
Joe Baker
Danny
Elmer Nelson
Calvin
al Gorman
Bobby
Roy Johanningmeier and
Carlyn
Harry Amundson
Henry ‘Amundson
J. A. Erickson
Dean DeSart
Cedar Rapids
Norman Erickson
Loyce Erickson
Iowa City
George King and Sons
Don Jellings
George Morgan
Vernon Morgan
Oelwein
Mesdames
George V. Larson
E.S. Handy
Archie Schroeder
Martin Amundson
L. M. Hovland
Farm Bureau
Fayette
Glen Ferrell
Terry Jo
Long Beach
Calif
Art Stee
Nell
Midge Sheehy
Peter Carlin
Rochester
Minn
Theresa Sheehy
Hettinger
No. Dak
Doyle Bennett
Harold Bennett
Beverly
Marvin Bennett
Fayline
Fritz Blockhas
Bennett
Rosina Anderson
Mesdames Gordon Hoopman
Christine Monroe
Gerald Gutcher
Clifford Kittelhon
Helen Dibble
Millard Larson
Burkhard Riegel
Alma Nelson
Louise Bilden
Jack Sullivan
Chicago
J. P. Sullivan
Jack
Sullivan
Pryor
Okla
Clara
Charess Learn
West Union
Danny Flores
Rotary Club
Bo Matt
Aperdue
Tarnhoree
Carolyn Follett
Riverside
Bob Mott
L. T. Anderson
Geneva Crain
Theo. Loftsgard
Emma Anderson
Milo
Will Surrow
Wen
Mayside
Arizona
School Consolidation Calls Rural Support and Action
The article explains a statewide consolidation proposal aimed at bringing high school access closer to rural residents. It notes growing local interest, calls for petitions, and invites community discussion as the plan gains momentum and support among independent districts.
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Echo
Nodaway River Bed Consolidation Near Clarinda
Two men begin work north of Clarinda on a Nodaway river bed widening and straightening project. A new channel is being dug as part of the river improvement effort.
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Nodaway
Clarinda
Producing Grade A Milk May Pay for Dairymen
The article argues many farmers will profit from producing Grade A milk if a market exists. Herd size affects the changeover cost per pound and potential profitability. Larger herds reduce per unit costs, while changes may boost efficiency and stabilize seasonal production, raising milk prices and reducing hauling costs.
Clipping Cows Boosts Milk Cleanliness and Prep
Floyd Arnold, extension dairyman at Iowa State College, urges clipping cows this fall and winter to keep manure, chaff, and debris from clinging to flanks and udders. He notes bacteria-laden milk results if not removed and that clipping saves time in milking prep.
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Floyd Arnold
Iowa State College
Arnold
Pheasant Season Postponed One Week
The Iowa Conservation Commission postponed the 1952 pheasant season due to drought and fire hazard. The short zone opens November 18 instead of November 1 and runs to November 29. The long zone opens November 18 and ends December 12. All other regulations remain unchanged.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Town Achieves 20 Brucellosis-Free Purebred Swine Herds
The town reports twenty purebred swine herds have been accredited as brucellosis free, signaling a major step in livestock health and disease control. Accredited herds include prominent breeders and local farms, with officials noting strengthened market confidence and compliance standards across the sector.
Year Ahead Looks Good for Fa Farmer
Outlook for Iowa farmers in 1933 anticipates profits but higher costs. Advises shrewd buying and efficient management to protect earnings. Defense spending leveling out by mid 1953 may echo into the economy with potential tests and a mild downturn later next year. Production plan remains steady with cautious long term planning.
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Iowa
Britt braces for retirement of long time family physician
After 40 years in Britt Dr. C. C. Brewer announced his retirement. He came to Britt in 1912 and has served as the town’s family physician, marking the end of an era for residents who have relied on his care for decades.
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Britt
C. C. Brewer
FARM ACCIDENT FATAL FOR FESTINA MAN JOHN HOLTHAUS
John Holthaus of Festina died when a tractor used to excavate under a farm building pinned him between the wheel and timbers used to jack up the structure. The other sentence about starting dairy calves on hay and concentrate is unrelated to the incident.
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John Holthaus
Festina
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