Red Heads to Play Maid-Rites Next Tuesday at High School
Maid-Rites manager Ray Box announces the traveling Red Heads girls team will meet the Maid-Rites next Tuesday evening March 28 at the high school gymnasium. Tipoff is eight oclock with 40 cent adults and 15 cent children under 15. The Red Heads average six feet, a height edge for the boys game.
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Ray Box
Maidtites
Mous Red Heads
Tles
Eams
Maid Litesext
Box
Gmnasium
Don McClure
Ohn Glackson
Bob Gillespie
Jale Fuhr
Tom Cantoni
Felix Jongall
Dale Booth
Bob Marshall
Maid-Rites
Iowa
Washington Maid- Rites
Washington
Conesville Falls to Huron in Yarmouth Tourney
In Yarmouth Iowa March 2 Conesville lost 58-55 in the tournament second round to Huron after an earlier win over Salem. Huron advances by beating Crawfordsville 51-30 in the first round. Keiper Ginkins Lord lead Huron with 19 points. Loren Brown struggled from the floor.
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Yarmouth
Towa
Conesville
Huron
Salem
Crawfordsville
Keiper
Ginkins
Lord
Loren Brown
Tlek
Gerest
Nordstrom
Kupferschmitd
Brockway
Browns
Senate approves statewide teacher pension plan in Iowa
Iowa Senate approved a statewide teachers pension system by 38 to 8, sending the bill to the House. The plan requires the state to pay 539.1 a year for 30 years and 245000 a year thereafter into a teachers annuity fund. Teachers could retire at 60 with pensions from 25 to 75 dollars monthly based on tenure and salary, with two thirds funded by teachers.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Senate
House
All State Team to Be Named by Washington Journal
Tomorrow afternoon the Washington Journal will announce Iowa’s 24 top high school basketball players for 1958 59. 1 800 ballots from 26 Iowa dailies were cast by coaches officials and sports writers to select the three all state teams from across the state.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Washington Journal
The
Journal
Iowa Daily
Iowa Daily Press Association
Cam
Sixteen Sows Have 128 Pigs Rainstorm Births
Harmony reports Bill Chmelar claims victory over Mr. Macon as 16 sows yield 128 two week old pigs with 11 sows yet to be heard from. Walter Longer's sow farrowed through a flood producing ten surviving piglets. Community notes include visiting Pauline Florang returning to work for Mrs. Gore don Meeker and local students at dictates grade.
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W. R. Longer
Harmony
Bill Chmelar
Mr. Macon
Walter Longer
Farrow
Pauline Florang
Bill Chmelars
Goredon Meeker
Everette Sehmitt
Dean
Crawfordsville School Board Elects Officers for Year
The Crawfordsville school board elected Frank Gault president Earl Ferguson secretary and J Huston treasurer for the coming year Howard Anderson was sworn in as a new member while J W Rich declined re election after nine years The report notes visitors from Danville Iowa and congratulations for Dorothy Rees who placed second in the county spelling contest
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Mar
Frank Gault
Earl Ferguson
J. Huston
Howard Anderson
J. W. Rich
Thomas Chadwick
Glenn Chadwick
Glenn Feldrum
Danville
Iowa
Sabbath
Frank Fletcher
Vernon
Virgil
Violet
Lyle Fletcher
Moline
Dorothy Rees
Harmony elects Schiebel director and Griffith president
The community report notes Chas Schiebel and Glen Miller elected as new Harmony directors. Edwin Griffith was chosen president at a Monday evening meeting. Other locals like Richard Schiebel, Ralph Kelsey, Bill Chmelar, and Everette Schmitt are listed in various visits and woodcutting tasks around the area. The Horn family visited Ed Heck, and a March term jury includes Walter Longer, Everette Schmitt, and Ed Heck.
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Will Hagist
Keota
Richard Schiebel
Austin Sutherland
Ralph Kelsey
Wood
Mable Johnson
Ed Heck
Everette Schmitt
Frank Mayer
Bill Chmelar
Walter Longer
Ronald Horn
Baby
Hazel Horn
Chas. Schiebel
Glen Miller
Harmony
Edwin Griffith
Habit of Game Birds Breed and Hatch Eggs Through Season
Birds of many game species continue to lay eggs during the breeding season until at least one nest yields a hatchling. The practice helps ensure successful propagation across fluctuating conditions and supports sustained populations.
First Circular Saw Made by Benjamin Cummins
A note asserts the first circular saw in this country was produced by Benjamin Cummins around 1814 at Bentonsville New York, marking an early tool milestone.
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Benjamin Cummins
Bentonsville
N.Y
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