Lighting up a burning issue editorial commentary
The federal government released a new study on electric light bulbs noting the rapid burn out and selective fusing of bulbs. The piece criticizes limited consumer choice and urges action to address the high cost and reliability of lighting products.
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Spencer
Federal
Lottie
Nottie
Rts
Belmond Independents recall a grim school moment
A Belmond incident recounts a janitor reciting the Lord’s Prayer as grade school pupils sheltered in a junior bath basement. The scene is described as devout and comforting for the children, prompting reflection on how the U S Supreme Court might view such a moment.
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Belmond
Thins
Supreme Court
Plymouth Woodbury DTA elects officers at annual meeting
Roddy Eyres of Kingsley was reelected president of the Plymouth Woodbury DTA at the annual meeting held Oct 27 at the Eyres farm. Officers elected include Keith Knapp as vice president Roddy Eyres as secretary treasurer Larry Kennedy and Ronald Loutsch as directors. Odin Bradshaw as field supervisor reported the year’s average milk production 10 369 pounds and butter fat 369 pounds per cow versus state averages 10 448 and 429. High producing herd belonged to Heddy Eyres Le Mars with 12 762 pounds milk and 443 pounds butter fat per cow. Other top herds included Elmer Wingert Sioux City 421 butter fat and Charles Kevarda Vinton 406.
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le Mars
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Westfield
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Elmer Wingert
Sioux City
Charles Kevarna
Vinton
KR. G. Eyres
Timber Point Farm
Arnold Galles
L. J. Kennedy
Clayton Hodgson
Ko & P Knapp
Ronald Loutsch
Mark
Lorne Nilles
Don Bainbridge
Richard Krause
Bruce Hemmingsen
Woodbury
Plymouth County
Democrats Hope Big Counties Boost Iowa Vote in 1967
Democrats aim to flood large Iowa counties with turnout in the 1967 General Assembly year. Iowa Welfare Assn proposes a legislative committee to study family courts to address juvenile delinquency by treating the family. Rev Cyril Engler cites mother and father roles as factors and supports a domestic court and juvenile judge in each district.
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Cyril F. Engler
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Des Moines
Polk County Campaign Tactics Highlight Voter Turnout
In Polk County the focus shifts to mobilizing 20 000 to 25 000 Democrats and independents who skip off year elections while Republicans push efforts to energize GOP and likely GOP voters. Analysts note Democrats appear better organized yet Republicans aim to offset metro voting strength.
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Hospital notices and bereavement acknowledgment
At the hospital Sioux City hospitals Ira Veach Hinton is a patient at St. Vincent hospital Mrs Karen Bainbridge Kingsley was dismissed Friday from St Luke hospital George Held Kingsley an accident patient was dismissed Friday from St Luke Lutheran hospital We wish to express our sincere thanks for the kind expressions of sympathy shown us by relatives neighbors and friends during our recent bereavement the death of our beloved wife and mother Ulrich Susemihl Mr and Mrs Walter Susemihl Mr and Mrs Arnold Susemihl and Mr and Mrs Ted Less 221-M-P
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Walter Susemihl
Arnold Susemihl
Ted Less
Voters to decide July 1 or 4 change in amendment
County Auditor Clair Steele says a proposed constitutional amendment would change the word fourth to first in section 26 article 3 of the Iowa constitution. If approved, laws would take effect July 1 rather than July 4, addressing calendar quarter reporting confusion.
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Clair Steele
Steele
Christmas Seal Workshop For Volunteers In Plymouth County
Plymouth county TB and Health Association held its fall meeting at the Elks club to organize a Christmas seal workshop for county chairmen. The event introduced a new mailing system with Mrs Marguerite Ruehle guiding the group while Mrs Marion Chapman presided. Attendees included numerous local volunteers and officials.
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Elks Club
Marguerite Ruehle
Marion Chapman
Elmer Hoffman
Delton Gritamaker
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Bruce Elliott
Margaret Adams
Elmer Braun
Arden Banks
Elmer Phillips
Clarence Uarnack
Ed Kurtz
John Marienau
Robert Dennler
S. E. Lindel
Christine MecCormick
L. A. Ludwig
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Claire Stelle
B. Johnston
Harry Utesch
Gene Loutsch
Nelson Brown
Army PVT Richard A Timmins Completes Course
Army private Richard A Timmins, 25, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Timmins of Kingsley Iowa, completed an eight week construction machine operator course on November 3 at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He trained in Bradley dozers and drainage forming operations in the course built to operate heavy earthmoving equipment and related tasks.
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Iowa
Ft. Leonard Wood
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