Editorial on whooping cranes and conservation values
The National Audubon Society notes 26 remaining whooping cranes with two in captivity and appeals to sportsmen to protect migratory birds. It argues civilization depends on conserving nature and notes efforts to preserve bison, elk, and wild places, as millions hope cranes are spared and carry wilderness southward.
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National Audubon Society
Canada
Highway Riders Endure Daring Near Miss On Iowa Road
Three young motorcyclists played a dangerous game on a dark Iowa highway. One rider sped ahead then returned between oncoming bikes and a passing bus. An accident followed but miraculously the rider survived after months of facial reconstruction.
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Iowa
Freedom of the Press quotes and reflections across papers
A collection of editorial takes from Grass Roots Opinion sections in Port Huron Michigan Harmony Minnesota Hollywood Florida and Coatesville Pennsylvania. It includes assertions of citizens right to know and press access to government meetings and mentions a study by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association and Pennsylvania Bar Association to examine freedom of the press and fair trial.
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Port Huron
Mich
Times Herald
Harmony
Minn
Hollywood
Fla
Herald
Typo-Graphic
Pittsburgh
Coatesville
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Olin Farmer First Dairy Entries For Chicago Show
Olin, Iowa native Donald L. Mackel lists four entries in the purebred Ayrshire Junior division for the upcoming International Dairy Show in Chicago October 9 16. Highlight Plainview Dairy Bell 2nd has won multiple grand prizes at major fairs this year.
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Jones County
Chicago
Donald L. Mackel
Olin
Mackey
Plainview Dairy Bell
International Amphitheatre
Cremer Rodeo Ranch
Big Timber
Montana
Silvertone Names in Cedar Rapids Independence and Earlville
Mrs. Fred Williamson of Cedar Rapids Mrs. C Stevens of Independence and Mrs. C Hunt of Earlville are listed with numbers 1 2 and 3 in the Silvertone record noting names and locations for a local society entry.
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George J. Harms
Phil Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
Dalco Yount
Mr. Yount
Margaret McCloud
Charles City
Mary Fairbanks
Augusta Crary
FE. F. Eibenhamme
Anual 4 H Mother Daughter Banquet October 9
Four hundred Jones county 4 H girls mothers leaders and friends will attend the annual Mother Daughter award banquet on Saturday evening October 9 at the Parish Hall Prairieburg. The event marks the new year and awards past year achievements with a named outstanding 4 H member club and leader awards and county project medals. Talent by 4 H members will be featured and a guest will speak.
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Jones County
4-H
Local philosophers and lighthearted Iowa snippets mix in weekly column
A collage of homespun witticisms and brief notices features a local thinker on fortunes, jests about publishers Smith and Sexauer, obituaries lines like Jonathan Gay’s, and tiny farm and travel anecdotes from Iowa towns, including Helgens sale prep and weekend visits.
Monticello Garden Club Publishes Federated Show Winners
The Monticello Garden Club released the Federated Garden Show results from Sept. 21 at the Monticello Community Building. Accredited judges Mrs. Gus Rasmussen and Mrs. Ray Busch oversaw entries with Mrs. O. R. Howe Sr. as chair. Sweepstakes went to Mrs. Clarence Hunt of Earlville for four firsts, two seconds, three thirds amid a long list of floral and plant class winners from Monticello, Dubuque, Independence, Hopkinton, and other towns.
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Monticello
Clarence Hunt
Earlville
H. Stadtmueller
M. Welter
Dubuque
Arnold Jacobs
W. First
Rose Welter
J. Hearn
Independence
G. Turnis
Hopkinton
Canna
W. Schneider
Cedar Rapids
W. Aldrich
W. Schneder
Hazel Graf
George Turnis
E. Schnier
H. Spahr
Dolezal
Elberon
Tom Faust
F. Poppe
Elmer Graf
Petunias
Hopkinson
County 4-H Banquet Program and Local Social Notices
The program will be led by county 4-H officers with President Carolee Benhart of Oxford presiding as toastmaster. Assisting will be Glenda Guhl, Marjorie Jamison, and Lynda Folkers. Honorary 4-H members invited. Banquet served by St. Joseph's ladies at Prairieburg. Service clubs listed for decorations and duties. Several local visits and hospital note surgeries and guests are reported among area residents.
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4-H
Carolee Benhart
Oxford ‘Happy Hustlers
Glenda Guhl
Olin Ship Ahoy
Marjorie Jamison
Wyoming
Polly Pigtails
Lynda Folkers
Wayne Willing
Ladies of St. Joseph’s Church
Prairieburg
Castle Grove
Prairie Hill
Wayne Willing Workers
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Cass Corner
Lovell Happy Helpers
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Bellevue
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William Kaesser
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Rowley
Blanche Donnelly
Charles Robinson
John McDonald Hospital
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