Stain Removal Tactics for Fabrics With Special Finishes
Department of Agriculture researchers found that most stains on special finished fabrics can be treated like standard fabrics, except chlorine bleach. Rubbing with detergent or overnight soaking in cool water works for many stains, but chlorine can damage resin finishes causing yellowing or strength loss. follow garment directions and avoid chlorine if advised. For tough stains, sodium perborate bleach can help on washable colorfast fabrics, with safe steps for nonwashable items and prior to ironing.
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Department of Agriculture
Opal Roberson
Town State College
Jimmy's Farm Visit Eases Homesickness and Growth
Eight year old Jimmy worries about two weeks away at his grandfather's farm. The family plans soothing visits, farm prep, and prior experiences to ease separation. Library books and supportive photos frame the trip as growth, not banishment, and Jimmy looks forward to the summer. An ending note mentions Iowa voting habits and Richard Francis Hannam of Monroe County.
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Lloyd Lovell
Jimmy
Birthday voting reminder and bond share question
The note recalls a man who observed his 99th birthday on Sunday, June 3 and voted the next day. It asks readers if they know their share of Savings Bond holdings, noting that evenly dividing all bonds among Americans would yield about 312.50 per person.
Rol screenings AAAS Rol screenings AAAS
Congratulations to Don Boyett and Mary Lou Sheppard who were married Friday evening June 16. Leona Schakel and others visited Schultz in Montezuma. The Richardson and Byers families attended a funeral in Indianola. Vander Meide families hosted and toured Des Moines and Keomah sites. Travel to Wisconsin noted.
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Don Boyett
Mary Lou Sheppard
Leona Schakel
Guy Zickle
Linda Sue
Lawrence Schultz
Montezuma
Floyd Richardson
Clayton Richardson
Hallsville
Missouri
Marion Byers
Indianola
Earl Vander Meide
West Des Moines
Louise Vander Meide
Mabel Littleton
Will Verploeg
Lake Keomah
Clarence Vander Veer
The Highway Story of Roy and the Penny Pincher
Roy was unfairly labeled selfish after a store remark. Gossip claimed he would starve his grandmother for a score, but he died helping another driver. A fatal rear collision followed when he slowed for right of way, leaving a town to misjudge his life.
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Roy
Buck Hanson
Buck
Field Efficiency Boosts Farm Income Through Better Planning
Iowa State College engineers examined field tasks including straw baling to measure field efficiency. They found the 3 day baling operation averaged 36.5 percent efficiency, well below the 75 to 90 percent target under good conditions. Idle hours and repairs reduced output, highlighting that planning and material flow to machines can lift efficiency and net income.
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Iowa State College
Kenneth Barnes
Barnes
Acre Near Reinbeck Brings Auction Price At $140 Per Acre
A 216 acre farm near Reinbeck sold at auction for 140 dollars per acre totaling 30 240 dollars. Purchaser was John Wittgreve. The sale confirms market demand and marks a notable rural transaction in the region.
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Reinbeck
Purchat
John Wittgreve
Driver’s Death Reckoning Behind Grandmother’s Burden
A fragment describes a speeding driver who killed Roy as not selfish but unlucky, and notes the impact on his own grandmother. The tone hints at a broader social reflection on guilt and fate amid tragedy.
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Roy
Our Men in Military Service Gerald Synhorst aboard Nautilus
Navy Lt. Gerald E. Synhorst, son of Mrs. Gertrude Synhorst of Columbus Street Pella Iowa, husband of Elaine Schuhler of Short Hills New Jersey, serves on the world’s first nuclear powered submarine USS Nautilus based at New London Connecticut. The submarine has completed blah.
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New London, Conn
Gerald E. Synhorst
Gertrude Synhorst
Colum
Bus St
Pella
Towa
Lof
Elaine D. Schuhler
Short Hills
N. J
New London
Conn
Nautilus Completes Year of Submerged Trials and Test Voyages
The Nautilus has logged over a year of operation with the fleet after special tests and indoctrination cruises for Congress and the Defense Department. In the year it steamed 82,480 miles and was underway 2,808 hours, with about 60 percent of the time and distance spent submerged.
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Congress
Department of Defense
Oat Crop Recovers From Early Diseases Across Field
Iowa State College plant pathologist J Artie Browning reports oat diseases such as stripe blight and halo blight are less severe this year. Early infections appear on lower seedling leaves with browning tips, but later growth normalizes and yield loss is not expected. Halo blight also affects wheat and barley, starting as water soaked green spots that turn straw colored.
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Shurtleff
J. Artie Browning
Iowa State
Browning
Disease notes and community notices from Sully Nook
Agricultural report details halo blight and bacterial stripe blight in oats with seedborne spread and seed treatments proposed. Local social notes list Dakotas visit, church service, a neighborhood gathering, and a surgery at Mercy hospital in Oskaloosa.
South Carolina Gazette Established in Charleston in 1782
The South Carolina Gazette began publication in Charleston in 1782 marking an early chapter in colonial American journalism. It served as a foundational periodical for news, notices, and public discourse in the evolving state.
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The
South Carolina Gazette
Charleston
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