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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
2
Mixed classified items include farm and real estate for sale Lincoln County acreage near a church, Poland China boars, leather goods, metal tanks, and rental ads. Notices mention insurance listings, window shades, carpet cleaner, and a Ford tandem mack. Also public notices of anniversaries, medals, and local obituaries references.
The family expresses deep gratitude for sympathy shown after the loss of a beloved husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev J Engbers and Rev Costerveen for prayers, and to Hegg Memorial Hospital staff. Thanks extended to numerous relatives and neighbors for cards, visits, memorials and prayers.
The Lewis B. Kooi family thank everyone for aiding with corn picking due to back ailment. Expressions of gratitude go to all who assisted, including cacti and kind neighbors, and these acts will not be forgotten.
Mrs Ethel Oldaker extension home economist advises thawing a frozen turkey in a bag at room temperature inside a brown grocery bag to retard bacterial growth. Small birds 8 to 12 pounds thaw about 12 hours, large turkeys 20 to 25 pounds about 46 hours, then cook within 1 to 3 hours.
An Iowa State University economist projects egg prices to stay below year-ago levels through 1988 with slight recovery possible midyear. Grade A Large eggs average about 18 to 29 cents per dozen in early 1988, while nationwide demand remains modest against ample supply. The report notes larger laying flocks and higher output per hen, plus school lunch purchases and military buy orders moderating prices. Also mentioned are the 50th anniversary of medical practice for Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Moershel of Homestead.
Consumer guidance from Ethel Oldaker warns that unordered packages may arrive during the Christmas season. Do not feel obligated to buy or return such merchandise. mark "refused" and send back to the post office. Notify the postmaster about unordered items and consult postal inspectors or the Better Business Bureau for protection.
Town dairymen are urged to inspect cattle and especially calves for lice as colder weather drives populations up, says ISU extension entomologist Lintold Stockdale. Calves often lack fly control, risking spread. recommended remedies include 0.25 percent Ciadrin spray or 5 percent malathion dust.
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