Caution Urges Safe Christmas Tree Setup and Fire Prep
Extension safety specialist Dr Norval Wardle warns that careless Christmas tree setup can cause accidents. He urges using a water-filled stand, unplugging lights when away or in bed, avoiding worn cords, and not placing tinsel under a tree. He also notes a fire plan should be practiced and that a spray coating recipe is suggested for preservation.
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Planned Fire Escape Drill Emphasized for Families
Instructs families to develop a fire exit plan and practice it. Highlights that quick, practiced action during a blaze can save lives as members leave a burning building. Stresses rehearsing before an emergency and coordinating with all household members.
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The Literature of Iowa course offered by correspondence
The Literature of Iowa, a course in fiction drama and poetry by and about Iowans, is being offered by correspondence for the first time at The University. The program aims to study works tied to Iowa and its writers, inviting distant learners to engage with Iowa literary heritage.
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Valley Manor Daily Notices November Personal Milestones
November 28 services to the chapel conducted by Rev Alfred Kaupins of Our Saviours Lutheran church. November 28 Mrs Jessie Leans celebrated her birthday. November 29 Mrs Klaas Driesen celebrated her birthday. Mr Sherman French was taken to the hospital. Mr Win and We ber returned from the hospital. Do your advertising through the Bee.
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Jessie Leans
Klaas Driesen
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Weber
Baby Donyie Lynn Born to Brennamians Family
Mr and Mrs Hermag Brennemian welcomed a daughter named Donyie Lynn born November 30. She has a sister and two brothers to greet her home. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Raymond Mister and sons at the parental home of Mr and Mrs Walter Moore. Wayne Jette and sons from Sioux City dined with her parents. H Moeller and Mr and Mrs Marvin Mouw were noted attendees. Mary and James visited Ronald and Robert Mouw at Augustana College in Sioux Falls and attended First Lutheran Church services. Mr and Mrs John Vande Kieft hosted Sunday coffee guests with the Tinklenbergs. Oddities in Wapeton equipment included an all black coon sighting and two muskrats captured by Kenneth Spins and Duane Karstens of Manning in a notable two-for-one feat.
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Donyie Lynn
Raymond Misler
Walter Moore
Wayne Brown
Jette and Sons
Sioux City
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Chai. H.moeller
Marvin Mouw
Mary
Jammes
Ronald
Robert Mouw
Augustana
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First Lutheran Church
John Vande Kieft
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Kenneth Spins
Duane Karstens
Manning
Settlers and Medicine Myths in Early American Health Beliefs
An overview of how early settlers relied on ancestral and Indigenous knowledge, noting widespread misconceptions in frontier medical lore. The piece cautions against simple cures and emphasizes prudent use of diet, hygiene, and daylight in health, debunking claims about acidity, blood pressure, and alcoholic remedies.
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