Bizarre Husband-Calling Contest at Iowa State Fair Crowns the State's Best Barker

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At the Iowa State Fair, you can take home a ribbon for screaming at your husband.
At this year's Husband-Calling Contest, 65-year-old Rose Beauregard put her hands around her mouth, creating a megaphone, and yelled her husband's name, turning it into a very long two syllables. "Cliffffffff-
Rose said she's been practicing with Clifford, and while out with her camping club, with whom she can really let loose in the great outdoors and scream her head off.
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She beat out 10 other competitors, some of them veteran
She only wanted to win once. "The older I get, the harder it is to take that deep breath," she told Radio Iowa.