Cook of the Week Gwen Stueve Profiles and notes
Portrait of Gwen Stueve wife of the town chief of police, detailing her family, education, work history including owning a cafe, dress shop, bookkeeper job, church membership, and several children and grandchildren. Also includes holiday baking recipes and a light note on health.
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Gwen Stueve
Gwen
Fletchen Hoyt
Gilbert Stueve
Sib
Stueve's
Graettinger
Wallingford Coop
Phillipines
Bethel Lutheran Church of
Vickie Lynn
Bob Rooney
Essay Contest Opens Path to Capitol Youth Tour
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative announced an all expense paid Youth Tour to Washington D C for eight finalists from area high school juniors. Essays 100 words on power shortages impact on farmers due by March 8 1974. Winners travel five days to see government in action with visits to Capitol White House FBI and more.
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Emanuel G. Kraska
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative
Kraska
Catherine Graettinger
Graettinger
Karen Wernimont
Fonda
Washington, D.C
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
The
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Iowa
U. S. Capitol
Senate & House
Supreme Court
Library of Congress
White House
REA
Washington Cathedral
FBI
Va offers education aid for veterans workers
The Veterans Administration announces programs to pay veterans to finish high school pursue college or learn a trade. Benefits cover on the job training and apprenticeship pathways to new careers, supporting veterans’ transition to civilian work.
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Eddie Germano
Legion and auxiliary regular meeting set for Feb fifth
The Graettinger American Legion Auxiliary and Legion will hold their regular meeting on February 5 at 8:00 p.m. at the Legion Hall.
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Graettinger American Legion Auxiliary and Legion
Legion Hall
Farm Out Farm Out Henry Schnakenberg
Last week an adult meeting discussed topics on joint tenancy death intestate and testate distribution. Source notes include Charles Barlow as a probate reference.
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Charles Barlow
Emmetsburg
Three years of shielding mail from sexually oriented ads
Congress created a list to block such ads from mail, with mailing-crime penalties for senders. The Supreme Court upheld the basic idea as constitutional, comparing it to a homeowner barring unwanted sales. Costs of cleansing lists were deemed minor and penalties would not apply when no criminal intent existed.
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Congress
Supreme Court
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Frosty Hermils
FFA
Kevin Closing
Steve Dobbins
Steve Flint
Pat Moran
Bert Ressell
Tom Sampson
Joe Thompson
Dan Voigt
Town Angus Association
Fairgrounds
Des Moines
Cathy Graettinger
Greg Peton
Dennis Christensen
Dave Peton
Land O'Lakes
Jensen
North Central Berkshire
Spencer Dairy Cattle Exchange
Spencer
Donald Rogers
CLA
Graduate School Ag
Mason City
B.L. Byler
ISU
Ames
Spring Barrow
Albert Lea
Minn
Ephel
Armstrong
Homsey
Featuring
Mannington
Midwest
National
Lincoln—Ozzte
Wellco—General
BY Linda Andersen
Legion and Auxiliary
Mee
Henry Schnakenberg
M Money Makers
Willard Herke
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