Outdoor tips and survival tricks from Sports Afield
Practical advice for anglers and campers covering worm storage, blood scent lures, feather stripping with disinfectant, navigation by V-shaped trails, and boat leaks repaired with a milk carton bailing aid. Includes a $50 prize offer from Sports Afield.
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Marion County Soft Drink Study Shows Local Spending
Marion County residents spent 228000 dollars on bottled soda last year with an average per person consumption of 110 bottles annually. The county consumed at least 2849000 bottles, excluding fountains, compared with 2693000 in 1957. National data from Commerce and industry reports show regional flavors and ratios, while new labeling rules raise concerns among manufacturers about ingredient disclosure and keeping formulas secret.
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Language No Barrier To U. S. Tourists in Europe
Language ease marks European travel for a group of ten from Central College. In Brussels and Lucerne shopkeepers and guides spoke English fluently, aiding lace and watch purchases within minutes. The writer notes widespread English proficiency among service staff, yet laments overreliance on English reduces language challenge and personal satisfaction.
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Requirements For High School Graduation Trends
A U.S. Office of Education study by Grace S. Wright shows public high schools in large cities largely require 16 units for graduation, with eleven states now demanding more. The national unit totals for social studies rose 82 percent since 1928 29, while English units declined 9 percent. United States history is universally required, with government study in half the systems. Many large cities impose extra requirements in areas like business education and college prep, reducing elective opportunities for students. The piece also notes that language study in the United States faces under increased scrutiny and debate on its value and role, amid reflections on foreign language learning and national identity.
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Pella Page 2 Chronicle July 1 1961
Local page compiles brief community notices and event previews for Pella Iowa with ads, upcoming meetings, and social items. Notable names include residents and area organizations. highlights cover parades, church activities, and school announcements in concise items.
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Marion County farmers join govt program to cut corn area
Iowa farmers in the 1961 emergency program will reduce their 1959-60 average corn and grain sorghum acreage by 2,929,362 acres nationwide. Marion County reports 883 farms sign up, agreeing to shave 21,439 acres in 1961. Participants receive diversion payments and price support on 1961 crops, with diverted acres forbidden from grazing or harvest. Deadline in Marion County is June 30.
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Merrill L. “Robuck
Marion County
Robuck
United States
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Illinois
ASC
Marion
Legion Auxiliary Postpones Meeting to July 11
The regular July meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary has been moved from July 4 to July 11. New officers will be installed at that time.
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