Eightieth Congress Achievements and Peace Overtures
A Iowa Eighth District newsletter reviews the Eightieth Congress feats including tax cuts, the Taft Hartley act, Marshall Plan funding, flood control, social security, and budget balance. It notes peace talks with Russia, United States recognition limits, and outlines meat supply forecasts. The writer announces adjournment and plans to tour Northwest Iowa while thanking local newspapers for cooperation.
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Air Corps
Armed Services
Voice of America
United States
Heart Institute
Italy
Hungary
Russia
Bulgaria
Eightieth Congress
Truman
Notice of hearing on will of Henry Brummer deceased
District Court in Cherokee County Iowa fixed for hearing proof of a will and codicil of Henry Brummer dated 1941 and 1946. The hearing is set for 10 00 A M on July 8 1948 at the Cherokee Court House. Citizens interested must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the last will and testament. Dated June 8 1948. Litta Carpenter Clerk of District Court Herrick Ary Attorneys 15 3 Watch your subscription date.
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Henry Brummer
Cherokee
Iowa
F N Club Hosts Mt Olive Social In August Picnic Plan
Mt Olive F N Club entertained Friday at Mrs Roy Johnsons with many members and visitors including Mrs Banister of Cherokee. Minutes read by Mrs Will Hahn. picnic planned for first Sunday in August. no meetings until September. Hostess duties by Mrs Elmo Peterson and others.
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F. N. Club
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Banister
Will Hahn
Elmo Peterson
Crippen Family Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Relatives visit in Storm Lake and Afton township as the Crippens host and travel. Mrs Crippen celebrated a belated birthday with a decorated cake and gifts at Miss Anna Langhand’s in Cherokee. Other notices include family visits near Sloan and Aurelia and caretaking arrangements for Danny and Denny Bruce.
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Storm Lake
H. E. Crippen
Afton Township
Richard Crippen
Baltimore
Earl Crippen
Olympia
Wash
Anna Langhand
Cherokee
Lafe Pittman
Sloan
Iowa
Wilbur Lane
Brookings
S. Dak
Margaret Juber
Dale Mummert
Aurelia
Danny Bruce
Donald Peterson
Diamond Township
Denny Bruce
Lincoln Hahn
Afton Area Club Activities And Hospital News
A C C meeting hosted by Mrs Glenn Loucks drew about thirty members and friends with contests won by Mrs J Kastengren and Mrs Ray Smith. Plans for a Spring Lake picnic and a hard time party were discussed. Local illnesses included Clifford Gould in Sioux Valley hospital and Chas Pettengill after appendicitis. A Zwick Cherokee hosted Sunday dinner with Gates and Carlson families on vacation in northern Minnesota.
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Glenn Loucks
Clyde Kudrle
J. Kastengren
Ray Smith
Spring Lake
Cherokee
A. Grasshoff
Clifford Gould
Sioux Valley Hospital
Chas. Pettengill
Earl Zwick
Robert Gates
R. Zwick
Victor Carlson
Minnesota Lakes
Hanover News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Elmer Otto and children and Mrs Fred Hoffmeister spent Tuesday in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Lee Bettis and Donna Lee of Davenport visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Harold Hogrefe Harlan Richard and Diane of Peter Son were supper guests at the Charles Zwemke home. Mr and Mrs Herman Glienke Marie Ernst and Martin were Sunday luncheon guests at the Fred Hoffmeister home.
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Elmer Otto
Fred Hoffmeier
Sioux City
Lee Bettis
Donna Lee
Davenport
Harold Hogrefe
Harlan
Richard
Diane
Peter Son
Charles Zwemke
Herman Glienke
Marie
Ernst
Martin
Fred Hoffmeister
Copper mining revival eyed in South Australia leases
Special mining leases cover a large stretch of mineral country signaling renewed activity after years of suspension. Historically over 85 million dollars worth of copper ore were mined in the area, with current production concentrated in Tasmania Queensland and New South Wales.
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South Australia
Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
New South Wales
Value of Honey Bee and Plant Pollination
The bee's key contribution to humanity lies in pollination rather than honey. Without bees moving pollen between flowers, over a hundred thousand plant species could fail to form seeds and perish.
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