Fayette County Supervisors Budget Hearing Sets 1948 Taxes
Fayette County Iowa supervisors fixed August 30 1948 for hearing on the 1948 local budget. They adopted tax levies across funds including General Court Expense Poor State Institution Insane and Retirement and approved transfer and emergency tax measures to shore up funds. They also authorized quit claim deed and noted REA power demand pressure on rural Iowa farms.
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West Union
Fayette County
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Iowa
Gelw Daily Register
Fayette County Union
Ecco- Enterpris General Fund
Faloon Poor Fund
State Institution Fund
Bld County Insane Fund
Soldier's Traller
A. E. Smith
Hazel Gehring
Fay-4ette County
Supervisors
Robert Wilson
Fred W. Gremmela
Maynard
Edwin ©. Olson
Fyette County
Oelwein Daily Register
The
Echo Enterprise
Fayette
Tiea Ot BS
Lou County Assessor
Renee
Erty Water
Boand
Nays
Nona
A. EB. Smith
Fred W. Gremmell
REA
Light& A
Corn Piling Rules For Moisture Sealing Eligibility
Farm notes say corn piled on the ground can be cribbed with little loss if space opens. Dry fall weather and dry ground reduced moisture damage. Corn must have moisture content under 2012 percent to qualify for sealing and piled corn may require moisture checks.
Clermont School News Highlights Thanksgiving Gratitude
Continued from page six, students Thorson Joan Bennett Paul Hackmann Adrian Larson Jean Morse Donna Thompson Robert Schave Ann Larson Janice Olson Mary Olson Dennis Bear contributed to the Junior Red Cross. Joan Bennett brought two plants. Mrs Barker visited recently, and the class looks forward to Thanksgiving vacation recalling many things to be thankful for.
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Thorson
Joan Bennett
Paul Hackmann
Adrian Larson
Jean Morse
Donna Thompson
Robert Schave
Ann Larson
Janice Olson
Mary Olson
Dennis Bear
Red Cross
Mrs. Barker
Clermont Schools Present Operetta to Benefit Music Fund
Miss Maud Rucker choral director will present the first four grades in the operetta Goldilocks and the Three Bears on Wednesday evening December 1 at 7 30 for the music fund to buy a radio phonograph. Several dances and numbers will enhance the program. Admission will be charged. A high school chorus group plans to attend the Fred Waring concert in Cedar Rapids on Saturday November 27.
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Maud Rucker
Clermont
Three Bears
Fred Waring
Cedar Rapids
Feeder Cattle Death Rates Slightly Higher Than Calves
Average death loss for yearling feeder cattle is about 1 percent and for calves around 0.11 to 0.2 percent, indicating cattle farming losses remain a concern with small but notable differences between groups.
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Mith
Hazel Gerring
A. D
Ayss
Smith
Motor Club of Iowa
Lowe
AAA
Motor Club
ASA
ACT Ae Law
Waterloo
Des Moines
Dayort
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Slonx City
Dubuque
John Falk & Sons
Elgin, Iowa
N. J. Martin
John Deere
R. L. Olson
Clermont School News
Louis Schutte & Son
Cleriant and Postville
Funeral Home
Roddy Kilowatt
Interstate Power Company
Namnedeeleasa Company
Grayson Thomas
Grayson C. Thomas
Asociated Transport, Inc
North Carolina
Wosh
Fxteen
America
Bese Trach
National Truck Roadeo
Bonas
Ford Beyett
Grose Teel
Ewe Irulhs
Fred T. Cline Motor Co
Clermont, Iowa