Bears at Yellowstone reach population peak says superintendent
The Yellowstone National Park superintendent warns that bear numbers have reached a safe maximum and any increase would threaten visitors and the food supply. He notes about 650 antelope, 1133 buffalo, 150 mountain sheep, 700 moose, 10600 elk, and 800 deer. Readers are invited to contact Roger M Toll to obtain a bear.
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Roger M. Toll
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Yellowstorf
Washington
Ice cream per capita and the vast dairy supply
The piece notes the U S Department of Agriculture finding an average three gallons of ice cream eaten per person last year. It converts this to volume and imagines a 1500 foot tall ice cream stack, discusses milk and dairy by products, and comments on dairy industry health and Soviet trade implications.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bossy
Embarrassing Moment Story On Wheat Markets And Tariffs
Miriam Davis shares a humorous anecdote about her sister and a childhood moment while a broader note critiques market manipulation. The piece references wheat and corn prices, foreign involvement in U S wheat trade, and tariffs as a means to curb speculators, contemplating tariff effectiveness.
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Miriam Davis
Miriam
Crawfordsville
Iowa
U. S
The Autumn of Life Poem and Anecdotes From Podunk
A reflective poem compares aging to autumn and rising life through trials and blessings. The piece stresses patience, kindness, and faith as the setting sun nears, followed by brief conversational snippets from Podunk tales about trains and a dramatic mock tragedy, ending with a quip about a wife’s planned revenge.
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8. P. Telford
Chiropractor
Daily Lessons in English 2D Improvised Dictation Snippet
The passage appears as a fragment from a language guide, mentioning mispronunciations and vocabulary expansion. It shows notes on pronouncing long o as in dog and or, plus synonyms for commission and empower. It reflects a teaching text format with scattered topics and a stray sentence.
Poetry Contest Week Two Ends in The Journal
The second week of the four week poetry contest ends and the winner will be announced in Monday’s paper. Readers are invited to submit ideas for future contests and keep the project lively. The page features odd snippets, school day blues verses, mishearings, and humorous vignettes from readers including Margie Newell and family, with a note that original poetry submissions are below quota and more are needed to fill the week.
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Ture
Junior High School Officers and Home Room News
Junior high home room officers wrap six week terms and prepare elections for next week. Reports from rooms 105 201 202 101 and 103 outline presidents and secretaries, with eighth graders in room 107 under Miss Ruby Washburn. The report highlights salad week with varied gelatin and fruit salads, cooking lessons, and a planned eighth grade musical program with a violin duet and glee club selections led by Miss Cartano and Mr Krabill.
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Tommy Gray
June Gorham
Maxine AL Ten
Hoyt Williams
Miles Knight
Dick Fields
Jean Macon
Jean Jarrard
Max Lee
Elizabeth Thorne
Emia Shannon
Julia McElhinney
Dent
Ruby Washburn
J. J. Peet
Ethel McCreedy
Miss Washburn
Lester Krabell
Catherine Masson
Virginia Davis
Myrla Stephens
Krabill
Kirl
Rachael Johnson
Grecian
Home Room 10
Glee Club
Elfriede Cartano
Section 1
Max Allen
Robbie Barclay
Dale Bowers
Gene Crossett
Donald Davis
Roger Eicher
Everette Hays
Richard Johnson
Wayne Kendrick
Junior Wells
Clifford Begis
Homer Darnell
Deryl Fetters
Ferreo Welch
Lee Wallace
Margaret Norton
Myrtle Stephens
Lou Jean Stewart
Lucille Louise
Hi-Y Ladies Night and Pep Meeting Highlight October High School Notes
Hi-Y hosted its first Ladies Night at the Y.M.C.A. with forty couples attending. The evening featured a Fox Theatre film starring Al Jolson, a Romeo and Juliet sketch by two junior college lovers, and a humorous book mixup involving Miss Wilson and Jim Casey. A pep meeting showcased the Alice White Stock Company before preparing for the Muscatine football trip.
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HUY
Hi-Y
Fox Theatre
al Jolson
Edwin Griffith
Laurance McKune
Ralph Kleese
Laurance
Harmony H. C. club meets with family guests
The H C club held its October meeting Thursday October 2 with Mrs David Kleese in attendance. Ten members and their families attended the social evening with lawn activities and luncheon of ice cream and cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Kleese Mr and Mrs Isaac Kleese Mrs Nellie Tel ford and children. Mr and Mrs Charl Richard visited the Ford Rabenold home near Alns worth Sunday. Emil Fink and Harold returned from Kansas for a relative's death. Mr and Mrs Frank Porath welcomed a new boy. Warren Griffith returned from Kirksville after several weeks away. Mr and Mrs Otto Schiebel visited Cha Sehichel home Monday afternoon.
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Harmony
David Kleese
Walter Kleese
Isaac Kleese
Nellie Telford
Charl Richard
Ford Rabenold
Alnsworth
Emil Fink
Harold
Kansas
Frank Porath
Warren Griffith
Kirksville
Otto Schiebel
Cha Sehichel
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