08 Feb 1945
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
1
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The provided OCR fragment lacks coherent names, places, or events. readable bits suggest a winter center with references to people and a goat, but no identifiable actions or entities to summarize into a factual news item.
A fragmented report questions Duane Dewel of Amgens about his quiet conduct during the recent weeks. The transcript hints at a misread yard scene and a suspect statement about a strange yard and a crew. The text is garbled with unrelated inserts.
Community items report a disbanded Noble Dra company in Whittemore and a mix of social renditions. Mrs George of Graettinger hosts friends for games and a sambshow. concerts and recitals planned by Congregational ladies feature Mil dred Palmer and other entertainers. A wedding at Hae gland home unites M G Wilson and a Mercer Pa bride. the couple plans Monterey and Los Angeles honeymoon.
A Curlew fox hunt described heavy pheasant concentrations aiding foxes as four were observed in the first hunted area with one bagged and three escaping. Spring conditions let foxes hide but open ground exposed them, and a race with a jackrabbit is pondered. Additional notes mention local movements, hunts, and community conversations on fox abundance.
The January 31 issue reports foxes with two dens in Prichard's cornfield. They damage burrow openings during cultivation but repair them quickly. Foxes prey on field mice insects and poultry and occasionally pheasants. Young foxes avoid weasels while the red-coated adult fox thrives by wit and wits.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission announces that Central States Electric Company of Cedar Rapids has filed a petition for a franchise to erect and maintain poles wires towers cables conduits for electricity including lighting power and heating in Palo Alto County Citizens are advised of the filing and related proceedings by the commission.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission schedules a public hearing February 27, 1935, on a proposed electric transmission franchise across Palo Alto County lands near Section 29, with objections due five days prior. Notices detail hearings, representations, and the County Board of Supervisors bidding drainage work No. 167 with bids due February 15, 1945, bond requirements, and project timelines.
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