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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
2
The Emmetsburg letter column reports on a citizen survey showing majority support for a tax increase to fund police and crime prevention, notes school bond sentiment, and discusses local civic topics. It also covers local events, book notices, Mayo Clinic visits, and community acknowledgments.
Several Republican sheriff candidates are named including John Jens-Wold Thomas B. Dukn Charles Mix Will Frost and Warry Cook Emmetsburg school board selects Mamie Piffmer as successor to Miss Chapman Mrs J C Bennett visits from Sioux Falls West Bend restaurant planned for Laughlin building Married in the city Charles Frieden and Louisa Beelschen Dos Maites man in town for business Paul Peterson heads to Shoshone Ida for benefits Frank Kendall regains strength and mobility Various locals travel attend graduations and events at Crinnell and Estherville Knights at Dubuque encampment Burns bridge sale to Heid ecker Miss Mixby returns to St Paul elsewhere pastors and community figures depart or plan travel with civic notes
Notes from G. K. on teal shooter permits reveal a department shortage. Verl Holmes supplies new hunting permits at the front office. Griggsville, Illinois, hosts the Wild Bird Society report calling purple martins the punctual migrants, with research aiming to explain late nesting and weather effects.
In Griggsville on May 16 a burst of nesting by martins triggered traffic-safety actions as birds used streets for nesting, prompting signs and artificial nesting material piles. Despite cold forecasts the martins hatched, bringing flocks and new nesting behavior that kept birds safe from cars.
John J. Brown offers real estate and insurance services at 2109 Main Street with phone line 852-2645 for property, casualty, and life coverage and local real estate inquiries.
Wool producers will receive a penny per pound more for 1968 marketings of shorn wool. The U S Department of Agriculture sets incentive price at 67 cents per pound with Mohair support at 77.4 cents. Pulled wool will receive a comparable incentive price.
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