Walnut Township bridge bid awarded to Al Munson Co
Palo Alto County board met in regular session with A P Ricklefs presiding. Two bids for Walnut Township bridge work were opened and awarded to Al Munson Construction Co. for 12,879.70 with certified checks returned to the unsuccessful bidder. Adjourned to Dec 16 1957.
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A. P. Ricklefs
Bill Bargmen
Wattery Art Cody
Win, McConnell
Fagre Const. Co
Tee Eee Es Aris
Emmetsburg
Walter High
Arthur Cody
Win. R Bargman
William McConnell
Bargman
High
Central Tn
Tele. Co
Bangs Fund
Public Service Co
R. KK. Beck
O. Jacobson
W. RR. Marks
BE. J. Murphy
W. L. Hermanson
Cade County Trens
Fox
Rophers
Crows
Dean Philson
Linn
Billty Ins
All County
Vacesdeceener Demenaves
Awal Jurgens
J. 1 Servicer
Vernon Simons
TP. M
Postage Soc. “Welfare cc
Miller
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School of Instructhom Grxpomre Wee Ce Ese
Eens Secondary Broad Fund
Wyrshire
Ins. ‘Agency, Inc
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George ‘Brown
Dean Irvin Carpenter
Entralla. ‘Tele. Co
Donald Fay
Myron ‘Forde
Raymond Rose
Gary Frink
Graettinger Tele, Co
Tolt Tome
Hart Mtrs
Ruthven
Fred Short
County Engineers
Pavrolde
Pete Salisbury
Labor
Jo Kennedy
Jabar
TH Neary
Tabor
Morett Heeson
Dabor
Qo. Gipiffin
Eee
Hea Prochaska
Don Syverson
Inbor
Eugene Fitarerald
Hilt Hundertmark
Virgil Wilson
Peters
AQ Murray
Tibor
Jerry Gard
Cee
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C. EK. Motison
Labor Oo
Melvin Jurries
Inber Se
Delbert Long
Tabor Oo
Warren Schmeling
J. Salisbury
Desi. Prentice
Ross Clayton
Aaron Prolfsen
Jorgen Trulsen
Thomas Luitsens
Lebor Oo
Frank Payton
Iibor
Tzam Charles A. Burger
Mervin. Thompson
Hernan Skoxstron
Rissellh Edwards
Hibor
Trert Sweeney
Robert Bergstrom
George Griffin
John Bushman
Farrer Construction Co
Awalt Jurgens
West Bend Township
al Munson Construction Company
Boone, Town
Walnut Township
Hargman
Walter J. McKenzie
Ae Seynnryt
Nee
Ease
Graettinger Bank Reports 1957 Year End Totals
C A Jensen president and H A Elsenbast cashier certify bank statements for Graettinger Iowa show total assets 809 407 05 total deposits 1 552 553 98 and total liabilities 1 809 791 77 as of December 31 1957. Includes loans and discounts 471 474 79 and capital accounts 257 237 79 with directors signing and notary sworn January 7 1958.
Ancient brachiopods reveal vast Ordovician sea life
About 350000 years ago shallow sea bottoms teemed with shelled worms called brachiopods, an abundant life form of the Ordovician period. The long-lasting shells became fossils, preserved in rock and limestone, later silica coated or replaced, valuable for dating rock sequences and understanding Earth's early life.
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Washington
Earth
Car Crash Project Seeks Safety Aids
A California university research initiative seeks safety aids to reduce auto crash injuries. The project aims to study accident data and develop protective measures, partnering with campus departments to advance vehicle safety concepts and public awareness.
Study Aims to Use Engineering for Safer Automobiles
The study seeks to determine engineering and physiological data to guide design revisions and reduce injuries in car crashes. It notes over 40,000 annual fatalities from automobile accidents and cites expert estimates that half could be prevented with existing safety measures and ongoing research.
Elephant Seals Make Record Comeback at Guadalupe Island
LA JOLLA Calif The elephant seal population at Guadalupe Island 120 miles off Baja California has reached a preliminary record high near 6000. The tally by UC Scripps Institute of Oceanography professor Carl L Hubbs follows earlier counts of 4500 in 1950 by Hubbs and George A Bartholomew Jr UCLA Marine Zoology associate professor. Final figures pending photo analysis. A 1920 pound male and a 660 pound female were captured for the San Diego Zoo. Adult males exceed 20 feet in length and eight tons in weight.
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Los Angeles
Hubbs
San Diego Zoo
First Class From Unique University
New York report on the International Christian University near Tokyo, the joint Christian education project funded by fourteen Protestant denominations in the United States and Canada. Since 1940 these churches have contributed about 5,000,000 dollars for establishment and growth, reaching combined memberships over 25,000,000 people.
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New York
Japan
North America
International Christian University
Tokyo
United States
Canada
Cooperation
Rites Monday for Albert Soeffing 74 Wallingford
Albert Soeffing 74 lifelong Wallingford resident died Friday at Holy Family hospital after illness. Born March 17 1883 in Wallingford he was a carpenter in Wallingford arena for years retiring 1942. Survived by sister Mary Christopher and several nieces and nephews. services at Seventh Day Adventist Church Estherville with burial in Wallingford cemetery.
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Albert Car) Soeffing
Wallingford Arena
Holy Family Hospital
Wallingford
Otto Soeffing
Wallingford School
Mary
Christopher
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Estherville
C. E. Larson
Wallingford Cemetery
Endurance Wins 20 Mile Race Over Horse
A 20 mile race saw a man win against a horse due to superior endurance. The event highlighted stamina as the decisive factor in long distance competition.
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