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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1968
Page
2
A girl recalls her first visit with humor as she quips to her mother that if she went once she would never be satisfied with church again. The exchange hints at satire about religious attendance and personal taste.
A humorous piece notes how holidays midweek disrupt the weekly newspaper schedule. It jokes that Santa Claus is probably the editor's dad and laments the trouble of holiday timing on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
A jumble of notes references Yuletide scheduling for newspapers with Christmas and New Year both on Wednesday causing a preprint on Monday for Tuesday delivery. It laments readers’ demands and urges patience as deadlines shift and humorously mulls over benevolent generosity and printing quirks.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs. Marie Richter's home on Tuesday evening November 12 with 16 members present. President Mrs. Emory Suter led the session and plans were made for a Christmas party with a potluck supper on December 10. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ed Milter and Mrs. Erhel Wesselink, assisted by Mrs. Richter.
The passage quotes alleged Communist Rules for Revolution and claims their ongoing influence on US society. It cites items about corrupting youth, media control, divisions, faith, democracy, inflation, strikes, morals, and gun confiscation, urging readers to compare with present events and question coincidence.
State Conservation Commission reports success of Rock Creek State Park fish removal near Kellog. Fisheries crews drained sections to dewater the stream and salvaged thousands of bullheads channel catfish crappies bluegills and bass totaling over 106000 pounds of carp removed for restocking and habitat recovery.
Extension expert iMam Zmolek of Laws State University warns against overgrazing stalk fields. Bulldozers reshape the shoreline while dead elm trees are sunk to create fish cover as the lake bed deepens.
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