Local Social Notes and Community Visits
Southeast town reports visitors and arrivals from Blair Nebraska Akron and LeMars. Mrs. Parker Ruble and daughter Ma xian joined family in Sioux City. Dr. and Mrs. Mattison move to Fort Riley for training. Dr. Mattison receives commission. Numerous local residents travel for relatives, organ dedication, and social events, with picnics and church services noted.
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Ralph
Gale
Waa
Dily
Hansford
Parker Ruble
Maxian
Sioux City
Kingsley
B. J
Paul Kiewel
Beresford
National Guard
Alcester
Riversioux
Roy’, Root
LeMars
Henry
Wendt
Irene
Bill
Bonney
Akron
Luetheran’ Chirch
Forengon
Iretony Alegster
Craig
Mamgada
Merrill
Miles
Jo Vollming
Gog
Deei
Mamracn
Wnt
Howard’ Searls
Hawarden
Rotirer
Mildred
Lucile
W. B. Dilly
Wien
Frank’ Smith
Koch
Meske
Julius Borghert
Delilah
Anton Sandberg
Fred. Swendon
Bertel
Shoutberg
Teip
Dodge Auto
Frieght
Mm.seamands
Wendel ‘Eidson
Omaha
Uring
Mareh & ‘Thorgou
J. M. Baldwin
Walravén
Norfolk
Nebr
Pane
Cedax
Rapids
Walravyn
Tett
Emma Burrill
L.M. Dorreen
The
Christian Church
Win
van Buskirk
Frank McFarland
Christian, Shurch
Scranton
Iowa
Harding
van Buren
Knotts Hospital
Sioux ‘City
Mattigan
Ponca
Fort. Riley
Kansas
Sioux
City
Mattison
Arkie Hauck
Port Riley
Hospital Corps
Dr. Mattison
Tuessday
Standard Pattern Department Urges Productive War Effort
A fragmented note encourages citizens to serve their country during wartime through practical actions. It references the example set by French women and promotes spending money productively by using Standard Patterns to avoid waste and dress appropriately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
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Foley
T. J. Redmond
Paul
Wendland
Weatherwax
J. BR. Dee
Amily
Ivtight
Qone
B. Kleen
Congress
Pillsbury’s
California
Nodle
Pho
Tograph
Larsen
Burrill- Douglass