Estrayed cattle and school immunization report mix note
An item notes a red Shorthorn calf and a yearling heifer estrayed to a pasture with owners to identify and claim. It also covers a Bedford immunization plan using Schick tests and diphtheria shots with positive uptake, plus a high school basketball game update and local social notes.
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Logan
Bedford
Bedford thanks for courtesy during stay
A message extends gratitude to citizens, business houses, banks and organizations in Bedford for their courtesy during a stay. The writer invites continued welcome at the Lenox Sales Barn, Chas. Pike.
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Bedford
Lenox Sales Barn
Chas. Pike
Thanking Friends for Cards During Illness
Mrs. C. R. Stowell expresses gratitude to those who sent cards letters and messages during her illness and hospital stay noting the kindness meant much to her and that the thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
Thanks for help in Millard Greeley search and funeral
The message expresses gratitude to those who aided the search for Millard Greeley and to Sheriff Caskey and the Boy Scouts. It also thanks people for expressions of sympathy, flowers, and those who provided music at the last rites. Signed by Mrs. Racheal Greeley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greeley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Harland.
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Immunization push amid wartime health drive
The BullDog Bugle highlights health first as a wartime effort. It urges students and workers to stay healthy to sustain production and support the fighting men, noting after school and Saturday work to aid local merchants during a diphtheria outbreak in Clarinda.
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Clarinda
War Bonds for Christmas Reinforces Holiday Purchases
Citizens urged to buy war bonds with a festive twist as a patriotic drive continues. Officials announce limited-time promotions tied to Christmas shopping, promising support for troops and national efforts.
Court Street Fruit Market Ad Prices and Items Listed
A dense ad lists fruits and produce with prices on oranges grapefruit tangerines apples lemons grapes and more. Items include Hamlin sweet oranges 24c per dozen York Imperial apples 3.50 per box and various nuts lettuce celery cabbage potatoes and lunchmeat prices. Also notes Christmas trees priced 64c and 69c.
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