Safety Council warns of rising motor crash deaths this year
The National Safety Council reports 20 640 deaths from motor vehicle accidents in eight months, up 7 percent from 1939. Interstate Commerce Commission figures show 1 113 deaths and 2 667 injuries at highway railroad grade crossings, the highest cross period total since 1931 except 1937. Powell urges motorists to slow at crossings and follow safety rules as winter worsens driving conditions.
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Powell
Association of American Railroads
Church Sunday School and Communion Times
At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion each Sunday morning at 10 00 Jas P Bolling Supt Everybody is welcome Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning Herbert C Bailey Supt Everyone cordially invited to attend
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Jas. P. Bolling
Herbert. C. Bailey
Methodist Church Announcements for Sunday Services
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday Church School at 10 a m with H L Schrock as Superintendent and C B Carr as assistant. Preaching services occur on the first and third Sundays each month, both morning and evening.
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H. L. Schrock
C. B. Carr
Railroad pledges to reduce casualties through public aid
Mr Powell states the Burlington Railroad and its staff aim to do all possible to lower accidents. He appeals to local citizens, schools, and civic groups to support the effort to preserve life and limb.
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Powell
Burlington Railroad
Bangs disease tests underway in Sullivan County
Dr. Vern Bartlett of the Bureau of Animal Industry tests cattle herds in Sullivan County for Bangs disease. Cooperation from cattle owners helps federal inspectors weed out diseased stock. County leads region in testing with 32,327 cattle tested and reactors dropping from 11% to about 3% over five years.
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Bang
Vern Bartlett
Bureau of Animal Industry
Sullivan County
Bartlett
Missouri River
Feathers Drive War-Related Poultry By-Products Push
Dear Friends. A year after the war began the price of duck and goose feathers rose as Czech supply vanished. Chicken feathers fell from a broad market for pillows and beds, so dressers saved them. now armies demand forces demand about 5 million pillows. Feathers fetch high prices, aiding poultry prices alive. Two laboratories seek other by products for eggs meat. Ford body materials may use farm by products to make a steel like plastic lighter cheaper stronger. One day another foolish idea may turn poultry by products into useful materials. Sincerely Frank Priebe.
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Army
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Frank Priebe
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