End Suffering Of Robin With Needle In Back
A sick looking robin was seen hopping about a northwest Emmetsburg lawn Friday. A closer look revealed a two inch needle impaled in its back, with a cork attached. For two days efforts were made to catch the bird before the article continues.
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Emmetsburg
Kind Words for an Editorial from Ayrshire Editorial
Dear kaitor we in the WFO thank you sincerely for the May 25 editorial in your paper. We are glad The Emmetsburg Democrat shows concern for farmer welfare and note the editorial on page 21.
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the Democrat
Emmetsburg
Kaitor
WFO
Kajewski Dies Suddenly During Visit in Whittemore
Funeral services for John M. Kajewski, 68, of Rodman area were held this morning at 10 o'clock in St Michael's Church Whittemore with Rev Philip Dailey officiating. Burial followed at St Michael's Cemetery Whittemore, Martin Funeral Home in charge.
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John M. Kajewski
Rodman
St. Michael’s Church
Whittemore
Philip Dailey
St. Michael's Cemetery
Martin Funeral Home
Kajewski
Driver Fell Asleep In Head On Highway 17 Crash
Stella Simpson and Edmund Simpson of Kenmore were injured when a head on collision with Jack Frohling of Mallard occurred three and three fourths miles south on Highway 17. Frohling, who fell asleep at the wheel, drove a 1958 Nash on the wrong side of the pavement. Damages were about 350 to Frohling’s car and 500 to the Simpsons’ 1961 Chrysler. Mrs. Stella Simpson, 64, was taken to Palo Alto Memorial Hospital with head and leg injuries. Frohling, 36, and Edmund Simpson, 65, were involved. Cora Lewis of Jamestown, NY, was a passenger in Frohling’s car.
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Stella. Simpson
Kenmore
Palo Alto Memorial Hospital
Edmund S. Simpson
Jack O. Frohling
Mallard
Dick Miller
Frohling
Nash
Simpson
Chrysler
Cora Lewis
Jamestown
N.Y
New York
Mrs Stevens Wins $150 Chamber Prize in Emmetsburg
Mrs Ronale Stevens of Emmetsburg won the $150 Chamber of Commerce Bank day prize on Wednesday when her name was drawn in Emmetsburg shops and stores. The prize money will be $100 next week, stated C. of C. Secretary A. R. McDonald.
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Ronale Stevens
Emmetsburg
Chamber of Comerce Bank
C. of C
A. R. McDonald
Iowa Trust Joins Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago announced that the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of Emmetsburg has been admitted to membership in the Federal Reserve System. The bank affirms FDIC affiliation insuring deposits up to 10000 dollars. President Charles J. Spies noted the move would better position the bank to serve the community.
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Iowa Trust
Federal Reserve System
F. D. LC
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank of
Emmetsburg
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Charles J. Spies
Spies
Swipes Truck Found Hidden At Nelson Home
A Ford Ranchero pickup stolen 10 days earlier was found behind locked doors in the unoccupied home of Mrs. P. C. Nelson at Fifth and Palmer. Deputy Ray Corley said Nelson is in California. Neighbor Ben Jacobson discovered the truck, returning it to Boggess Construction Co. of Estherville, owner of record.
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P. C. Nelson
Fifth and
Palmer
Ray Corley
Miller
Heavy rainfall drenches Emmetsburg in 10 minutes
Emmetsburg officials report an official 0.80 inch rainfall in ten minutes on Wednesday afternoon the heaviest downpour of the year, according to US Weather Observer Lewis Gunn. The week totals show scattered amounts including 0.66 and 0.46 inches on June 5 and 1:02 inches on June 1, with rain on June 7 bringing a total weekly rainfall of 1.14 inches.
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Emmetsburg
Lewis Gunn
US Weather Observer
Coffee Break at First Methodist Church Event
A coffee break will be held in the basement of First Methodist Church this Saturday from 9 am to 11 am. Home made cinnamon rolls will be available for purchase to take home.
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First Methodist Church
Bryant Describes New Mosquito Control Chemicals
George Bryant, airport manager and owner of George Bryant Spraying Service, discusses aerial use of Maldane a 1960 Iowa State approved chemical blend superior to DDT for mosquito and nuisance gnat control. He notes it harms nothing outdoors and poses minimal risk to dairy barns interiors and auto finishes. Continued on page 4.
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Bryant
George Bryant
Iowa State University
Ames
Emmetsburg to test safe mosquito control spray
Mayor C L Nicholson announced a summer plan for a federally used insecticide in Emmetsburg that targets mosquitoes and certain gnats while being harmless to people and songbirds. He noted Iowa State University approval and said no local bird deaths are reported despite concerns elsewhere.
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Emmetsburg
C. L. Nicholson
Iowa State University
Nicholson
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