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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1973
Page
6
A fire safety guide warns that Christmas trees can ignite rapidly and suggests precautions. It covers choosing natural versus artificial trees, trunk trimming, placement, tree stands, electrical lights safety, keeping decorations away from flames, and promptly disposing of wrapping paper. It urges keeping lights off when unattended and avoiding candles.
My and Mrs Martin De Boer of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Henry Feekes of Sioux Center report their grandson Randy Jacobsma of Inweed returned home last Friday after five days hospitalization at Falls Hospital.
The Last Will and Testament of Magdalena Reemtsma is noted with probate actions for Hendring Dykilla and Dora Kanis, while William Ver Mulm is named executor without bond. A final report closes estates for Leah and Alan Boote. Arnold Stegeman faces OMVU charges. Dakota News Inc. sued Gary and Donna De Haan for 47.35 in small claims.
A clipped section lists individuals with ages and hometowns such as Dick Jay De Groat 20 of Boyden Iowa Gerrit John Van Heek 19 of Sioux Center Debra Ry Hulttein 15 Hawarden Iowa Donald Jay De Bruyn 22 Ann Arbor Michigan and Brenda Jo Boote 23 Ann Arbor Michigan The page appears from Rock Valley Bee December 5 1973 section page 14.
A fragmented note warns voters about education bonds and savings promises. The snippet mentions US savings bonds and a learning theme, with unclear references to campaigning or budgeting aims.
An advertisement touts U S savings bonds offering high returns with claims of 54 percent at maturity and 49 percent in year one. It mentions early cashing at banks and notes interest may be deferred for federal tax purposes while state tax is unclear.
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