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Runaway buggy ride ends when horses crash into tree
Bellevue man Donald Gaylor and his daughters faced a thrilling runaway when the tongue slipped up the neck yoke. The buggy careened to the horses heels, Roberta jumped clear, Karen stayed with the buggy and arrived home safely as the horses and rig plowed into a front yard tree.
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Donald Gaylor
Bellevue
Roberta
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Now Back Your Future United States Savings Bonds
A wartime appeal urges Americans to buy more savings bonds to back the future and support the fighting men. The message ties Niagara Falls symbolism to a hopeful outlook and calls on June brides and bridegrooms to participate.
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Society Notes and Bridal Shower Reports From Local clubs
Social updates from Bata Gaba and nearby communities recount a birthday celebration for Mrs. Les Holderness with a covered dish lunch. A Congregational Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. A. E. Krout’s featured devotional talks and readings by Mrs. Gladys Glawe, Julia Wharton and others. A June miscellaneous shower honored Miss Bertha Gesy of Fonda with a program, gifts, and a two course lunch for guests from multiple towns. American Legion Auxiliary members met at the Legion hall with reports from district and county meetings and officers elected for the coming year. Lunch followed by presentations and a gift for poppy poster work.
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Les Holderness
Congregational Missionary Society
A. E. Krout
Sadie Georke
Inez Larson
Gladys Glawe
Ethel Bell
American Board
Julia Wharton
Frank Laubach
Clare Jordan
Beverly Olson
Celia Daniels
Arlene Peterson
Sylvia Langwin
Bertha Gesy
Fonda
Albert Johnson
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Ernest G. Johnson
Justine Morall
Herbert Anderson
Alta
Pete Peterson
Wilbert George
Cherokee
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Eather Griffith
Helen Loof
Ruby Akers
Lillia Fierk
Mary Baumann
Rutie Carlson
Dorothy Shaw
Margaret Scott
Mildred Thomson
Ella Stief
Nota Coombs
Emergency measures and army reform debate in Congress
A congressman reflects on the emergency railroad strike bill and rapid passage with no amendments. He warns of drastic powers including drafting workers, notes reforms to end army caste distinctions, and criticizes fertilizer and food price policy under the OPA.
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Congress
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War Department
Special Investigation Board
Time Saving In Home Management Shows Benefits
Studies from home management investigators across states show using both hands speeds household work. In spinach washing, two pans and dual motions cut time by more than half, with roots trimmed into a garbage container and lukewarm water proving quicker.
Electric method enables fast high quality paint jobs
A new electrically assisted painting technique applies static electricity to spray droplets. The insulated object is charged and the gun emits paint that acquires the opposite charge and attracts to every surface area. Complex parts dry quickly with less paint than traditional spray methods.
Food packaging trend shifts bulk to packaged farm products
Economists from the Agriculture Department predict a move away from bulk handling of fresh fruits vegetables and meats toward packages driven by rising self service stores and frozen options. They note packaging near the farm could reduce pilferage dirt weight loss evaporation and bruising while keeping food fresher longer and offering ready to cook products.
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Department of Agriculture
Evolution of Leather Tanning from Early Boots to Modern Patents
Early colonists oiling leather to preserve it gave way to scientific tanning methods. Modern tanning uses reptile and marine skins with chromium salts for durability and beauty. Patent leather and advanced dyeing emerged, with over 8,000 patents in the tanning field.
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Morocco
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Time and meadow tasks amid spring farming hints
A fragment notes limestone cutting after hay harvest and before plowing, with meadow stubble awaiting spring work. It also mentions a claim that gargling with fresh rust trees is healthier and tastier than standard mouthwash.
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