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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
2
A weekend excursion to west-central Iowa with Marlo Sahn and Ken Hansen yields a breezy, chilly quail hunting outing. Weather is mild, bike rides refresh, and the group recalls a near-miss quail and a playful moment with young Paul.
A humorous block on Murphy s Law as observed in daily life with jokes that stretch back to Lincoln era anecdotes. The piece riffs on misdirections like parking, clocks, gloves, and tires and cites a Sandburg biography and classic John Moore tale as notable sources.
The document records the January 1 1978 balance receipts and disbursements for the Sioux County Agricultural Extension Education Fund including salaries travel and office maintenance. It lists receipts from Northwestern State Bank Intercet Savings Certificate and various checks and notes totaling 792438.15 with a year end balance of 10518.41 and includes sworn attestations by Henry Berit and J Gordon Miller.
The NW Auxiliary Northchester invites all women to a February 1 meeting at 1 30 PM in Trinity Reformed Church Orange City. A deputation team from the college will lead the program. All women are welcome to attend.
Charles Maynard Palmer of Forest City pleaded guilty in Fort Dodge federal court to making a false statement to the Iowa Employment Security Commission to obtain unemployment benefits for ex servicemen. Judge William C. Hanson placed Palmer on one year probation and ordered repayment of 935 dollars to the commission within a year. The claim showed Palmer was not actively seeking work or available, failing Town Unemployment Insurance law requirements.
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