Ray Klyn Runs Firestone Tire Service in Pella
Ray Klyn has operated the Firestone Tire Service in Pella since August 1 1948. He notes changes in tire quality due to rubber research and emphasizes quality tires good service and honest dealing. The shop offers On The Tire Service wheel alignment balancing and battery sales. Renee Klyn and Kenneth Ustermarkt assist with shop work and farm services.
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Ray Klyn
Pella
Ray
Firestone Tire Service
Ozinga
America
Klyn Tire
Renee Klyn
Kenneth Ustermarkt
Otley
Klyn
E. Franklin Street
Nancy
David
Is Your Home Adequately Wired for More Appliances
Marilyn J. Olson advises on warning signals of under wiring as households add appliances. Flickering lights, slow appliances, frequent fuse blows, dim radios, and long cords suggest rewiring is needed. some utilities require inspection, others do not.
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Marilyn J. Olson
Marion County Extension Home Economist
Vie
Undefined product claim fragment in ad copy
An OCR fragment promotes a topical product with claims of killing germs in minutes and treating eczema ringworm insect bites and foot itch. It references a 40c back at any drug store and mentions local guarantees but lacks clear branding or context.
Social Security Rep Visit Set for August 14 in Pella
A Social Security Administration field representative will visit the City Clerk's Office in Pella on Wednesday August 14 1967 from 9 30 a m to noon to offer information and advice on Old Age and Survivors Insurance. The article notes Marion County benefits totaled 70176 per month in 1966 with 1480 recipients and discusses anticipated 1957 growth due to farm coverage and a lower retirement age for women. It covers new disability and children's benefits, trust fund investments, and the general financing of benefits from payroll taxes.
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Social Security Administration
Main Street
Pella
Marion
Marion County
Leo Smith
Des Moines
Smith
U.S
Nonshrink fabrics may still shrink in washes
Opal Robertson of Iowa State College explains why fabrics labeled will not shrink can still shrink after several wash cycles. She outlines two control methods, sanforizing and compression, plus practical tips on laundering and ironing to preserve garment shape.
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Opal Robertson
Iowa State College
Roberson
Deer Season Application Forms Now Available
Application forms for the 1957 Town deer season are available from county recorders, conservation officers, and the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines. The form allows applicants to indicate preference for shot gun or bow and arrow licenses, with separate applications needed for both methods. Deadline October 14.
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Conservation Officers
Office of the State Conservation Com
Mission
East 7Th
Court Ave
Des Moines
Iowa Deer License Rules for Bow and Arrow and Shotgun Hunts
The State Conservation Commission sets deadlines and fees for 1957 deer licenses. Bow and arrow licenses have unlimited numbers while shotgun licenses are capped at 6,000 with a potential drawing if demand exceeds 1,000. Applications must be filed by October 14 and require a $10 payment by personal check or money order.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
The
Conservation Commission
Ground or crack sorghum grain for livestock feed
Planning to feed sorghum grain to livestock requires grinding or cracking first. Without processing, many hard-coated seeds pass through undigested.
Ground and air sprays effective against hoppers and borers
Surveys of Iowa crop acres treated for insects show both ground and air sprayers widely used. Harold Gunderson reports Decatur County farmers treated 660 acres for grasshoppers, suggesting about 75,000 acres countywide and over 2 percent of a million statewide.
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Iowa
Decatur County
Harold Gunderson
Town State College
Gunderson
van Buren
Decatur
Ankeny
Corn Borer Research Laboratory
Squirrel causes short in Bayard substation outage
Electrical power in Bayard was off for about 30 minutes after a squirrel shorted hot wires in a substation and was killed. The incident burned out two large fuses costing $60 each. Ken Main of State College warns heaters in winter must use wire large enough to handle load in farrowing houses.
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Bayard
Ken Main
State College
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