Not that you asked, but the list of things I dislike goes well beyond liver and onions, “Rocky Mountain Oysters,” drivers who tailgate, and people who chew with their mouths open.
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Just when you think you knew Davis County history, something new pops up. This time it was courtesy of a Des Moines Tribune clipping from April 4, 1950. In the clipping, Tribune columnist Herb Owens began: “PULASKI, IOWA. Six tiny schoolgirls, quick as fleas and serious as judges, have come …
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