Courtesy first in hunting and middle age myths
With hunting season in full swing around the state, consider courtesy afield and asking permission before hunting on private land to avoid turn downs and No Hunting signs. A Gallup survey on middle age shows varied starts, from 40 to 55, with most opinions clustering around 42 years and six months. A news release notes Leater Schneider near West Bend, Wisconsin, finds a new method to save immature corn from killing frost.
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Iowa
George Gallup
Gallup
Leater Schneider
West Bend
Wisconsin
Freez
Ing Schneider defies frost with air prop drift on tractor
Ing Schneider placed a Dragonfly outboard on a tractor to circularly churn air across his 80 acre corn field. The updraft prevented frost on still growing corn, reportedly leaving his crop undamaged while neighbors suffered. Hunters shared mixed results on opening pheasant day. Don Liercke Jr and his brother navigated Storm Lake by rowboat amid rising, muddy waters.
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Ing Schneider
Schneider
Don Liercke, Jr
Pasadena
California
Storm Lake
Don
Peterson Addition
Driver License Exams Note Weekly Schedule by City
Drivers license exams listed for Estherville Orange City Emmetsburg Spencer Rock Rapids Spirit Lake and Sibley with mornings only on Saturdays In addition a social security representative will visit Emmetsburg courthouse on the first and third Wednesdays and Es city hall on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month from 8:30 to 12:00 and 10:00 to 3:00 respectively.
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Estherville
Orange City
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Rock Raplida
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Social Security
Emmetsburg Court House
City Hall
Healing the body and spirit in modern faith
A sermon argues that Jesus cared for physical healing and that the church today embraces health. It contrasts healthy communities with sick ones, notes hospital hospitals run by churches and preventive programs, and cites a dying patient inspired to recover by hopeful visitor words.
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Galilean
Christ Orst
Jesns
B. P
Local events and incidents reported from Graettinger area
A Graettinger area round up covers a school program at Gravel Pit school November 7 with coffee and ice cream, bank closure in October, local marriages in Chicago and Wallingford, farm husking progress, a Mud Lake drowning near 8. C. Barnhart home, and American Legion officer elections. Kenneth Swift injured at a school event. Edward P. Mitchell and Dorothy Wing wed in Chicago. Kermit Kohlstedt presumed drowned. two rescuers treated. several farm pages note ideal corn picking conditions.
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Gravel Pit
Norman Asher
de. Edward P. Mitchell
Shannon
Illinois
E. J. Mitchell
Graettinger
Dorothy M. Wing
Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
Father O'Mara
Bernard Isakson
Louis Isakson
Esther Iverson
Andrew Iverson
Wallingford
Kermit Kohlstedt
Fenton
Fred Martinsen
Reinhold Laabs
Laabs
McManus
8. C. Barnhart
Mud Lake
Barnhart
American Legion
Earl Lehigh
Alfred McCombs
A. H. Cameron
Ralph Masters
Dr. ©. Jacobson
Franz Swanson
Don Brekke
L. T. Lewison
Truck overturns near Fontanelle injuring driver George Bruce
George Bruce of Villisca suffered a severe gash across the forehead and face when his truck overturned near Fontanelle. The vehicle, loaded with soybeans, was involved in the accident.
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George Bruce
Villisca
Fontanelle
30 YEARS Mr and Mrs Harry B Johnson of LeMars
Mr and Mrs Harry B Johnson of LeMars celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary after marrying on a farm near Ireton and spending fifty years in LeMars.
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Harry B. Johnson
LeMars
Ireton
The Lady and the Deep Blue Sea voyage duel at sea
In Boston a clipper race unfolds as Philip Breadwinder challenges Mayo Keys for half ownership of the Calcutta Eagle. Jenny Broadwinder aids the ship with keen judgment while George Cartwright watches closely. Jonny faces the supreme maritime test and a moving finish.
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Garland Roark
Philip Breadwinder
Boston
Melbourne
Mayo Keys
Emmator
Eagle
Jenny Broadwinder
Jenny
George Cartwright
India Commercial Line
Jonny
The Man With a Masterful Business Sense
A years longest money figure man displays calm business judgment yet misjudges highway risk as he speeds in an eight thousand dollar car on the left lane. He boasts of weighing gains against losses but cannot avoid a near fatal crash while passing on a hill. Is your subscription due.
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Enouier
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