Penny Paragraphs: Dent and the hamburger myth stir voters
Congressman John H. Dent argues Mexicans ship horsemeat sold as hamburger while Democrats celebrate a debt-free treasury. The column notes a Los Angeles rumor about Chuck Wynna, praises Iowa Public Service front renovations, and mentions a June 26 1967 Iowa Nurses Association meeting in Orange City.
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John H. Dent
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Iowa Nurses' Association
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Orange City
Soo Co Tractor Pull Rules Outlined For Season
Sioux County Farm Bureau Tractor Pull Committee met on Monday June 12 to set rules for the season. Classes A through E specify weight limits from 5 500 to 12 500 pounds with optional Open and Hot Rod 18 000 categories. A $5 entry fee guarantees a $50 first prize, $25 second, and $15 third. entries limited to Sioux County residents except Hot Rod and Open.
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Sioux County Farm Bureau Tractor Pull Committee
Sioux County
Roger,Den Herder
Morris Nettinga
Roy Rozeboam
John Sas Jr
Anthony, de Groot
Melvin Fish
Wendell Toenjes
Reconstruction of U S Highway 18 in Mason City Complete
The Town State Highway Commission announced the reconstruction of U S Highway 18 in Mason City is finished and the detour on that route has been removed. Detours remain on U S 65 through the city and a two mile Bridge project near Emporia (western Iowa) has also caused detours.
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Mason City
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Commission Detow
Youth Leadership Award Given to Bonita Buma
Bonita Bonnie Buma daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Buma a 1967 Rock Valley Community High School graduate received a Youth Leadership Award at a ceremony held June 13 at the Paddock Steak House in South Sioux City Nebraska. The Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance Company grant honors 12 area students who will pursue studies next fall. Ronnie has enrolled at Wartburg College in Waverly Iowa as a September freshman majoring in Physical Education.
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Bonita
Bonnie) Buma
Harry Buma
Rock Valley
Library Board elects officers at June meeting
The Library Board met on Tuesday June 6 electing Mrs James Vander Sluis as president and Vander Well as vice president George Timmer became treasurer. Retiring members include Arends Klein and Mrs John Harnelink David Ranschau received a 250 New Holland Travel Scholarship from West Lyon High School for study in Europe and the Town Farmer degree.
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James Vander Sluis
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Vander Well
George Timmer
Hale Pember
Cen ‘Arends
Stra
Don Klein
John Harnelink
David Ranschau
Walter. Ranschau
Wood
West Lyon High School
Holland
Germany
Denmark
Weden
England
Scotland
Laurence ‘Wissink
New, Holland Machines of
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David
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Value of jade described in old US excerpt
In the fragment, jade is noted with a value described as about fifteen times that of another measure. The short OCR snippet hints at comparing jade’s worth to a standard unit, but lacks full context or clear figures.
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U.S
Unclear Fragments From Justice and Fossil Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference cases involving Robert Leroy Ver Mal and William L. Rozéeboom with small money judgments, plus detached lines about a fossil Peking Man, a World War I reference, and an Australian opal claim. Text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Robert Leroy
Rock, Valley
William L
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