26 Feb 1948
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
1
The passage argues that a child’s learning is shaped by home experiences and parental involvement. It contrasts engaged home teachers who answer questions and provide reading material with busy or poor teachers, noting early literacy builds from everyday words seen on items like faucets, cereal boxes, machines, and cars.
Wittig Smith of the Smith Hatchery outlines disease risk to chicks and a prevention program. Key steps include: use parent stock tested for disease, place chicks on clean ground, disinfect housing, clean and drain feeding areas, rake litter, use absorbent litter and proper ventilation, avoid overcrowding, and maintain dry comfortable housing while seeking dependable poultry experts.
Ruthven community notes report Ruthven residents traveling to Tetts and California and preparing to return soon. Dr Me EL and Mrs Hansen host a lunch for visiting friends while Dale Schnell recovers from an appendectomy at Spencer Hospital. Mr and Mrs George Taylor spend a month in California. Bigger family from Enmets and California visit relatives here. Mrs Hansen receives gifts at a farewell lunch. John Washington and daughter visit Omaha. Vanderhoff family attends funeral in Pennsylvania. Ruthven friends also visit Bergen Anderson and children, and Bertha Gaard moves to Capner home.
A tire fire near Breda broke out after Frank Sturm purged a pail of cabs beside a cistern pump while thawing it. The resulting blaze damaged the cistern room and nearby equipment as firefighters responded to the scene last week.
The report outlines tentative clearances for a proposed new railroad bridge over the lake. Center 25 foot span would offer 6 feet 3 inches at normal levels and 3 feet at high water, with side openings broader for greater clearance. Dredge movement, boat traffic, and night reflectors are addressed by the Lake committee and Conservation Commission.
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