Westfield Write-Ups Special Correspondence Bylined Items
Sunday guests in the bunker and home visits feature a stream of local names. Donnie Wilmot, newly stationed in San Francisco, returns on furlough to visit Mrs. Clare Lilly as sisters and relatives travel to Springfield for a funeral.
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Clark
Hartley Hauser
Jennie Lilly
Donnie Wilmot
Navy
San Francisco
Calif
Clare Lilly
Les” Hunter
Springfield
Percy Harrington
Mike Dmytro
Chicago
Earl
Green Bay
Wis
Vessey Harrington
Vessey
Camilla Conway
Frank McGillen
Detroit
Mich
California
Jim" Mansfield
Wallace Lilly
Virgil Ross
Betty Brown
treas
W. B. Neal
Mae Clark
Kunkel
Sioux City
Aid
Westmar college
Roberts
Esther Moffatt
Allen Moffatt
Lyle Moffatt
Frank Moffatt
Lucile
Everett Harkness
LeMars
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest from Akron Files
A rain and wind storm toppled fire ruined walls of Kianer and Stryzewski buildings onto sidewalks in Akron. Akron baseball beat Sioux City Olson Junior Sports 6 to 3. Hartmann and Swalley split pitching honors as L. Miller caught. Family notices include Celina Callahan marrying Thomas Sportelli in San Diego on July 10, 1943, and obituaries for Joseph C. Beck in Joplin. Various births, marriages, and local events span 1928 to 1948 with detasseling, rationing boards, and service members noted.
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Kianer and
Stryzewski bildings
Akron
Olson
Sioux City
Hartmann and
Swalley
L. Miller
Harry Callahan
Celina
Thomas Sportelli
San Diego
Calif
Joseph C. Beck
Joplin
W. W. Burrill
Beck & Burrill
J. W. Hedges
Orlan C. Moore
Dennis Danielson
Bruce Smith
Roy Anderson
Lloyd Banks
John Tammen
First National Bank
Westfield
U.S
Marguerite Martin
R. N
Darrell Luken
Milton Conway
Tunis
North Africa
Red Cross
Akron News Briefs and Social Notes From 1913
Winter wheat fields show yields of 30 to 40 bushels per acre and good quality. Marriages noted include Fay B. Ross to Marie Juel on July 19, 1918 in Chicago. LeRoy Neal, 88, died July 21, 1913 near Bradley South Dakota. Ben Bengtson married Mary Strand July 20, 1913 in Sioux Falls. Akron baseball split with Tennessee Rats 6-1 and 1-0, then beat Beresford 9-5.
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Fay B. Ross
Marie Juel
Chicago
University of South Dakota, Vermillion
Boyson Ross
Akron
University of Chicago
Rush Medical College
Milwaukee
LeRoy Neal
W. A. Neal
Bradley
Ethel Kenaston
M. E. church
Riverside cemetery
Ben Bengtson
John Bengtson
Union county
Mary Strand
Sioux Falls
Tennessee Rats
Beresford
Watts What on East River Rea
North Dakota hosts the world’s largest single fuel source, lignite coal, praised for low cost heat locally though hard to ship. Basin Electric Cooperative plans a vast generator in the western hemisphere, with Germany‑built mining equipment costing about 3 million dollars to mine lignite and requiring forty acres for assembly.
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WATTS
EAST RIVER
REA
W. T. Hanlon
North Dakota
Basin Electric Cooperative
hemisphere
Germany
South Dakota
Basin Electric
middle west
Annual 4-H Health and Conservation Camps Face Iowa Delegates
Ames welcomes over four hundred 4-H members from across the state as the 25th annual conservation camp directed by Misa Ramona Esbeck and Bill Oschwald, and the health camp led by Jerry Parsons, proceed near Madrid with sponsors Iowa State University Extension Service, Federal Cartridge Corporation, and J A Folger Company. County delegates are selected for leadership and prior 4-H experience to study health, conservation, insects, plants, weather, soil, nutrition, and fitness, with aims to build local programs and youth leadership.
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Ames
Iowa
Misa Ramona Esbeck
Bill Oschwald
extension agronomist
Cooperative Extension Service of
Iowa State University
Federal Cartridge Corporation
Minneapolis, Minn
Congressmen Oppose Loyalty Oath for ASCS Committeemen
Iowa Republican Charles B Hoeven, ranking minority on the House Agriculture Committee, says federal action rescinding a March 1 1942 loyalty oath for county ASCS committeemen shows Congress may not need further action. He argued such pledges threaten independence of farmer elected committees and could bar those who disagree with the Secretary from holding office. The oath requirement was rescinded in the Federal Register on July 11 1983.
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Charles B. Hoeven
Towa
House Committee on Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Federal Register
ASCS
Hoeven
Secretary of Agriculture
House of Representatives
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASOS
United State Government
Iowa
Congress
Health for All No Booze Is Good Booze
A health note questions whether moderate drinking prolongs life, dismissing small advantage findings as myth. It cautions that compulsive drinkers die younger, aging body heat misperceptions, and that any thinking benefit is poor unless used for relaxation under medical guidance.
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alcoho
Edith Lisansky
Yale University
Your Tuberculosis and Health Association
Farm building with slatted floors eases manure handling
Farm Journal reports a new slatted floor building designed by U.S. Steel adaptable to dairy, beef, hog and poultry. Slats drop manure into large concrete pits usable as holding tanks or easily cleaned. Indoors year round farming increases manure, driving adoption. Scottish farmers note bedding savings and rare cleaning, with yearly cleaning possible.
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U.S. Steel
poultry Farm Journal magazine
Farm Journal
Egg Buying Tips From the USDA Grades and Storage
The guide explains USDA egg grades for different uses and advises choosing Grade AA or A for frying and boiling, Grade B or C for general cooking. It notes large eggs are heavier, suggests buying refrigerated eggs, checks price for value in size, and warns against spoilage even in the fridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
FDA halts sea water sales to arthritis users
The Food and Drug Administration moved to stop a nationwide sea water scheme described by Commissioner George P. Larrick as a “false and misleading” cure. U S marshals seized ocean water bottled at Lakeland Florida from Florida Sea Brine Laboratory. The product was advertised nationwide at about $1.19 a pint claiming arthritis relief and mineral supplementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D.A
Food and Drug Administration
George P. Larrick
United States
Lakeland
Florida
Larrick
Florida Sea Brine Laboratory
PDA
Card of Thanks for Heber Cummins Family Note
Card of thanks from the family of Heber Cummins expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and mourning, including memorials and expressions of sympathy, and extends appreciation for all courtesies shown during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Cummins
Paint the Fire Safe Way For Spring Clean Up
Fire safety tips for painting cleanup note use of nonflammable solvents, outdoor use for flammable ones, safe disposal of old paint and solvent containers, storage away from furnaces in capped metal containers, and immediate outdoor disposal of solvent rags or storage in a tight metal can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire Protection Association
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