University of Iowa Ranks 25th in U.S. Enrollment
The University of Iowa reports 27 755 full time students this term placing it 25th nationally. The 47th annual enrollment survey by Garland Parker shows shifts across institutions with North Carolina and Tennessee among movers up. Birth rates affect freshman numbers and public universities gain share of full time enrollment.
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Iowa U
U.S
Perial
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Jesult
Garland G. Parker
University of Cincinnati
U of T
U of I
University of North Carolina
University of Tennessee
Gara
Parker
Hospital Notes Roundup for December Discharges
December entries list discharges and dismissals from multiple towns including Emmetsburg Curlew Havelock and Mallard. Individuals named include Harold De Moss Mrs Otto Maltzahn William Wermersen Mrs Harold Olson William Bretz Mrs Lloyd Anderson Carol Grobhen Christian Schmalen Walter Needham Robert Domek Arnold Heldt and Mrs Lanny Paul with dates December 12 and 13.
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Walter Needham
Emmetsburg
Robert Domek
Arnold Heldt
Mallard
Lanny Paul
Former Resident Earl Sturges Dies in Fort Dodge
Earl J. Sturges aged 70, formerly of Emmetsburg, died in Fort Dodge after months of ill health. Funeral services were to be held there with Brace's Funeral Home handling. Surviving include his wife, son Harry J. of Newton, two grandchildren, and half brother Morgan Ward of O’Neill. He was born in Knittersburg and lived in San Francisco until 1945, then moved to Fort Dodge. He retired from the Illinois Central Railroad two years ago and was a World War I veteran and member of the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men of America.
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Emmetsburg
Earl J. Sturges
Fort Dodge
Fort “Dodge
Brace
Harry J
Newton
Morgan Ward
O'Neill
Sturges
Knittersburg
Buglah
Gress
Velvet Comeback and Venison Tips From Margaret Pratt
Margaret Pratt ext home economist discusses returning velvet fashions with luxurious fibers and careful handling to prevent crush and matting. She also offers venison storage and cooking guidance noting flavor concentration in fat and best freezing times for long storage.
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Margaret Pratt
Yesteryear
Iowa
Margaret. Pratt
Extension Home
Mrs. Pratt
Preparing Holiday Meat and Pine Cone Precautions
The guide covers salting and marinating meat before cooking to preserve tenderness, with 20 to 25 minutes per pound at 325°F for roasts and longer braising times. It also warns about home decor hazards from pine cones and evergreen needles and offers drying tips to prevent pitch leakage and floor damage.
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Pratt
Margaret Pratt
Centerpiece Evergreens That Hold Their Needles
A guide to evergreen choices that keep needles for centerpieces. Avoid spruce due to shedding. Suitable options include Scotch pine, jack pine, Austrian pine, ponderosa pine, red pine, and Douglas fir for lasting greenery.
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Relly Taloum
Alter Shave
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Coipane
Escapade
Friendshi Garden
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Ihn
Fanny
Anya
Schick
Shaw
Pawar
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Right
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Turck
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Aft Corpus Cheisfti
Texas
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Investors Diversified Service
Charles Gant
Pauline
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Town
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Iowa Theatre
Varcoe’s Inc
Foodland
Philip Lund
Curlew
Lund
Abby
Little Brown Church
Nashua
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