State Capitol Letter and Local Resolutions Highlight Wartime Topics
The article notes bids for registration stamps and plates across several states, with Wisconsin and others planning stamp use and multiple states considering combinations. It also lists a resolutions committee for the Town Farm Bureau Federation and discusses eye conditions as a reason for selective service rejections, followed by political campaign outlook tied to Labor Day 1942 and war progress.
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Idaho
Kentuckey
Nevada
North Dakota
Oregon
Georgia
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Maine
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Utah
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Florida
Virginia
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Wyoming
Connecticut
Robert S. Shane
Iowa Selective Service
Afton Vicinity Social Notes and Local Updates
Lou Smith recovers at his son Fred Smith’s home after a hay rack accident and wrist injuries. Marion Anderson begins teaching in Afton Consolidated District No. 9. Local visits include the Carlsons, Gates family, and Honsbruch relatives. Notables: Merlyn Honsbruch departs for Quantico. Garland Menefee returns from Cleveland. Madalynne Booth joins Red Cross Student Nurse Reserve.
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Lou Smith
Fred Smith
Cherokee
Leon Sanborn
Leta
Calif
Delmar Ducommun
Nels Kastengren
Out of Afton
Holstein
Will Honsbruch
Violet
Raymond Zwick
Honsbruch
Russell Parrott
Aurelia
Marion Anderson
Afton
Ivar Carlson
Rockford
Ill
Harold Anderson
Lena
Will Brady
Sutherland
Earl Zwick’s
Merlyn Honsbruch
Quantico
Robert Gates
Jim McDonald
Herbert Gates
Lela Kludas
Pearl Mummell
Helen Carlson
Margaret Jones
Florence Zwick
Edna Kolpin
Madalynne Booth
St. Joseph’s Hospital
American Red Cross
McKinley Menefee
Marlene
Minn
Earl Zwick
Isabel
Raymond
Betty Gates
Junior Kastengren
Robinson Cottage
Lake Okoboji
Garland Menefee
Cleveland
Ohio
Tracy Crippen
Springfield
Mass
Hugh Crippen
Frank Dreyer
Tuscon
Arizona
Wilburn
Snapp
Naval Training Station
Slaughter cattle steady on Sioux City market
After a week of limited gains most fat cattle and steers held steady in Sioux City with price ranges from 11.75 to 15.60 for slaughter beef and 11.50 to 14.70 for fed heifers. Swine held gains while fat lambs rose to 13.25 to 13.50, and range-fed lambs weakened to 12.50 to 13.00. Cherokee county shippers reported varied steers and hogs with multiple weights and prices listed.
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Sioux City
Ing Lambs
Cherokee County
Emil Lundsgaard
Cliff Ohlson
Geo. Forsman
Steers
J. J. Brady
Arthur Ohlson
Earl Ralston
H. N. Harrison
John F. Pinkerton
James Fee
Trank Mummert
Ray Sturgeon
Eldred Beegley
Diamond Center social notes from Mrs. Hickey's column
Weekend visitors gathered in several homes including Mr. and Mrs. Newman from Atlantic and Adair Iowa while others attended events. Lyle Weatherman joined the Navy in Sioux City. Missionary Circle met at Mrs. Le Roy Hench's. several families hosted gatherings and hunting for market cattle and hogs were noted.
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Orville Hickey
W. J. Newman
Mary E. Newman
Atlantic, Ila
Clyde Newman
Adair
Iowa
Howard Nelson
Walter Radke
Lavonne Otto
Lora Grieme
Erna Otto
H. H. Otto
Hinsdale
Ill
Fred Kreutz
Clay Brown
Cushing
C. A. Peterson
Morris Peterson
Lillian Nord
Ben Galvin
Quimby
Wayne Anderson
Della Peterson
Sutherland
Frances Erickson
C. A
Orville Hlckey
Mary Newman
Walter Rudke
Magnusson and related families visit in Hanover
Mr and Mrs Gust Magnusson and daughter Donna along with Mr and Mrs Elmer Magnusson and family from Rockford Illinois spent the weekend with their daughter and sister Mrs Anton Larson and family. They visited other relatives and friends in the community. Mr and Mrs Henry Winterhof and family were guests at the Wm Tolzin home. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Getzmier and family and Mr and Mrs George Schaffer. Mrs Ralph Grieme and son Ton visited the Henry Grieme home. Ralph Peterson spent the weekend in Elk Point South Dakota with his parents.
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Gust Magnusson
Donna
Elmer Magnusson
Rockford, Ill
Anton Larson
Henry Winterhof
Wm. Tolzin
Elmer Getzmier
George Schaffer
Ralph Grieme
Ton
Henry Grieme
Ralph Peterson
Elk Point
South Dakota
Rheims Beyond Cathedral Fame and Champagne Lawns
Rheims is known not only for its cathedral but also for its cellars, making it the hub of the champagne country and a symbol of regional culture and industry.
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Rheims
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Oscar Gustafson
State Capitol
Resolutions
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Francis Johnson
James R. Howard
Marshall County
A. B. Kline
Benton County
Adolph Schultz
West Pottawattamie
J. Kendall Lynes
Bremer County
Edward ®Ppedahl
Humboldt County
K. W. Lathrop
Pocahontas County
Forrest A. Richards
Monona County
C. C. Glenn
Polk County
Fred Hinkhouse
Cedar County
Richard Stephens
Washington County
W. G. Lodwick
Appanoose County
Clair Becker
Cass County
the Sentinel
Earl Awick
Eeme Neere
T. S. Brewster
Joe Alesch, Sr
Col
A. A. Woltman
Aurelia - Lowa Auctioneering
Winfred Moulton
Ofice
Don R. Hankens
Larsen
State
State Bank
W. A. Liebsch
Aurelia, Iowa
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
S. & M. Finance Co
Storm Lake, Ia
Simonsen
Wayne Kirkpatrick
Elie
IDA Grove Rendering Works
Reggy Martin
Bruce & Sweet Lockers
Diamond Center
Mrs. O. C. Hickey
Arthur Hickey
Hanover
Irene Zwemke
Ingwersen Brothers
Live
Edmund Radke
A.C. Will Raymond Nelson Mrs. L. F. Cave
Cyril Johns McKinley Menefee August Nelson Dewey Deyloff
Maurice Eddy
Ingwersen Brothers Live Stock Commission Merchants Stock Yards
The
Northwest Iowa Trail Riders Association
Lee Lupton
Sac City
Ray Webster
Peterson
Aurelia City Park
Baseball Park
U.S.O
Aurelia Commercial Club
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