Husky Quest Across White Wastes to Aurore
Jim leads his snow bound team through brutal blizzards toward Paradis and the girl Aurore. Cold seals their breath as wolves track the pursuit and two days of hardship test endurance and hope in the frozen timber and on the glistening lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Aurore
Paradis
Nudson's Bay
Wintsk
Jee
Ife
W.N.U Service
Kinedin
White
Stuart
Wolf
White Lake
Aurelian School Notes Students Begin Band Orchestra Plans
American history class emphasizes current events while English literature requires notebooks for poems and class work. Juniors enrolled in band and orchestra. Senior Scrap Book includes Marianne Chandler as reporter with assistants Lelia Honsbruch and Dorothy Nelson. Football game vs Cleghorn anticipated with Captain Paul Jones and squad members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Richardson
Miss Simmons
Marianne Chandler
Lelia Honsbruch
Dorothy Nelson
Cleghorn
Paul Jones
Paul Stiencke
Montie Whitney
Melvin Williams
Ralph Mongan
Albert Johnson
Community News From Mt Olive and surrounding towns
Mt Olive and nearby communities report visits from Claude and Edd families from Dubuque and Los Angeles. Residents attend funerals, birthdays, and social events while a barn and hog house burned at Mary Leeds farm. Several households host gatherings and plan upcoming Ladies Aid activities across Aurelia Cherokee Washta storm Lake regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith
Dubuque
Edd Graham
Los Angeles
Cali
Earl Bruce
Roy Glidewell
Max Gilbert
Sioux City
Claude Jones
Walter Stevenson
Cherokee
Wm. Ell
Aurelia
Geo. Schaffer
Florence Schaffer
Clarence Johnson
Elmer Swanson
Isaac Graham
Christian Church
Helena Houghton
Nebraska
Everett
John Galvin
Good Hope
Ladies Aid
Bernard Johnson
Edgar Johnson
Darrel Ennis
Glenn Leeds
Fred Fries
Fred Hallbauer
Baby
Mabel Neville
Burdette
M. F. Dubes
B. H. Dubes
Holstein
Minor
Storm Lake
Glenn Mathews
Earl Crippen
Dickie
Chas. Jones
Lincoln Hahn
Florence Hahn
Viola McGregor
Hahn
County Ladies Aid
Washta
Mary Leeds
Amandus Bengtson
Lytle Urges Coercion Only If Voluntary Farm Plans Fail
C F Lytle argues before picnic day that if voluntary cooperation in agriculture falters, coercive measures may be needed to balance production with domestic demand. He warns against foreign markets, calls for soil conservation, and condemns credit inflation while urging equal rights and strong national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Europe
Iowa
Oil Conservation Committee
Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve
Des Moines
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Nautical Term Go by the Board Explained
The phrase go by the board is a nautical expression meaning to fall over the side of a vessel. It recalls a mast breaking off short and tumbling into the sea, a peril sailors faced in old shipboard life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aozen Ozen Stas
George Mats Cop
MT. Olive News
C. F. Lytle
West
Banking Department
E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
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