Fred Waring Show Comes To Spencer On April 9
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians return to Spencer on Monday April 9 to present their new musical show Hear Hear featuring music, scenery, wardrobe and electronic devices. The fieldhouse seats 4185 and the Special Events Committee of the Chamber of Commerce brings the show. Tickets range from 1 to 3 dollars and are on sale at the Chamber office.
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Fred Waring
Spencer
Iowa
Waring
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Spies & Leii Cow Completes Official Production Record
Announcement from the Holstein-Friesian Association of America confirms a registered Holstein cow owned by Spies & Leii Graettinger Sunslope Alma Lucia completed an official production record. The cow produced 15,590 pounds of milk with 589 pounds of butterfat, milked twice daily for 365 days, averaging 20 quarts daily. The record began at age 8 years 3 months.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Spies & Leii, Graettinger
Fort Dodge Youth Tops Police Handoff After Stolen Cars
A 14 year old from Fort Dodge stole five automobiles in one evening and wrecked one. He was finally captured after being picked up while hitch-hiking, ending a busy night of car theft.
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Fort Dodge
Times Office Offers Top Quality Printing Services
The Times Office announces top quality printing services for newspapers and local publications. It highlights sharp type, durable inks, quick turnaround, and dependable customer support for all printing needs.
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THE
Times Office
Opinion remarking on wine industry debates
A leading statement notes that some individuals oppose the domestic wine industry to the extent of wanting its shutdown, reflecting broader tensions over policy and market controls. The remark signals a provocative stance amid ongoing discussions about production and regulation.
Ames banquet honors Palo Alto corn growing champions
Gailactineau of Curlew was named county corn growing champion at a banquet in Ames honoring Iowa corn growing champions. He posted a 144.94 bushels per acre yield in the 1955 National Select Five Acre DeKalb Contest. Victor Rouse of Curlew was runner-up at 118.62, Eldon Rouse of Ayrshire third at 117.71, and Milo Shaveland of Mallard was fourth with 110.38. The top three could not attend.
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Gailactineau
Bs Inks
Ames
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Victor Rouse
Curlew
Eldon Rouse
Ayrshire
Milo Shaveland
Above
Mallard
What is a pre cancerous lesion in cancer study
An American Cancer Society explainer notes precancerous lesions are non malignant changes that may become cancer if untreated. Examples include leukoplakia, dry facial skin, sores from teeth or dentures, irritated moles, and some childbirth injuries. Adequate treatment can prevent cancer development.
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American Cancer Society
Mason City
Retarded Children Ass'n Meeting At Estherville
The Emmet County Association for Retarded Children will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday evening April 4 at 8 o'clock in the Estherville City Hall Legion Room. Dr. G N Getman of Luverne Minn will speak on latest research results in favor of Retarded Children. He has written a Purdue University book on care and guidance and is a staff member of Purdue workshop on brain injured children and an advisor for Sweeny School Sioux Falls SD. Attendees welcome.
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Emmet County Association For Retarded Children
Legion Room
Esther
G. N. Getman
Luverne, Minn
Getman
Purdue University
Sweeny School
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Atomic Energy In Animal Research at Iowa State College
Iowa State College researchers use radioactive tracers in the Dairy Nutrition Research Laboratory to study digestion and metabolism in farm animals. Associate Prof. R. S. Allen explains tracers emit signals recorded by Geiger counters to trace materials through the body in experiments such as radioactive phosphorus injections in calves and blood and tissue analysis.
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Iowa State College
Dairy Nutrition Research Laboratory
R. S. Allen
Tracers Tested In Livestock Nutrition Research
A college reports on using radioactive tracers to study how fast various forms enter and leave the bloodstream and how they deposit in tissues. Measurements track digestion and metabolism, with four day sacrifices to assess tissue deposits. Experiments include sulfur and calcium tracers with safeguards and plans for other animals.
Rock shatters Monti home window. residents unharmed
The Paul Barracks of Monti cello faced a quiet evening when a loud blast rattled the house. A large rock had been hurled through a 4& $100 picture window, causing shock but no injuries as occupants checked for damage and safety.
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Paul Barracks
Monticello
Linemen Injury and Insect Control Note
Si gongourney lineman Larry Glandon suffered a fractured vertebrae when climbers slipped causing a fall from a pole. his belt saved him from a worse outcome. A farmer with few cattle relies on insecticide dusts as the most practical winter pest control method.
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Larry Glandon
Sigourney
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Atomic Energy In Animal Research
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Myzon Poultry Builder
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