Lenor Reierson Passes and Funeral Rites Noted
A funeral service for Lenor Reierson, described as a faithful church attendee, was conducted by Mses. E. Thorson of Norse and followed by a private home service and church rites at St Gil Ranch Church. The obituary mentions Reierson’s connection to West Wall defenses and references a broader wartime era context. Also included are brief notes on coal dust used in cotton growth and a column urging conquest of laziness as a path to personal achievement. A separate item reports a Boston wage dispute where a woman alleging worth only a $10 weekly salary sought higher pay after a boost was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhonte
Hin Reacher
Sintar
Minie
Mes
BE. Thorson
Thors
St ‘Gil Ranch
Washington
Russia
Cherie Velar
America
Jax
Herbert Baur
Womack
Evangelical Church
Anki
Bane
2. W. Rand Emersonia Literary Societien
U. S. Army
Warden Infantry
Poakatill
I. Y
Chifton Surior College News Arts and Voices Fragment
A chaotic collage of student notes and editorial fragments discusses life under government control, the danger of repression, and patriotic resolve. It includes reflections on American ideals, campus events, and a brief note about the Garand rifle rollout in 1938.
Womack Community School News and Weather Impacts
School notes recount attendance dips from cold and snow while teachers introduce lessons in reading electric meters and outlining English work. Students read Little Men as a class and plan a health unit. Community posts list visitors, sports events, and a postponed play due to wintry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnaon
Community News
Mtr
Ellingson
Glenda Layce
Edineson
Clifton
Dian
Bunday
Memes
Lu Ellingson
Hater
Baylor
Arkansas
Herman Zucilke
Anna Doris
Willie
Benny
Clara Gaskamp
Herman Gaskamp
Brenham
W. Hennig
H. G. Meinkowsky
Ed Klaine
Womack Young' Weopld’s League
Janary
Mre
Carl Braume
Carating
Mra
Wild Rice Emerges From Staple To Delicacy In Minnesota
Grand Rapids Minn Wild rice once a staple of the Minnesota Ojibwe and a favorite for many meals now appears as a delicacy across the United States. The northern Minnesota harvests, marketed in fancy packaging, grew after a three year old industry formed the Wild Rice Producers Association to curb depletion. Legislation regulated harvest water levels and methods to protect beds. Riverbeds are navigated by paddlers who bend stalks and knock kernels free to replant the beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Minn
Ford Food
United, States
Minnesota Lake
Wild Rice Producers ‘ Association
Association
Thor
RY Sticks Aid Firefighters In Forest
Sacramento foresters use dried sticks as humidity probes to gauge forest conditions during fires. Sticks heated to 100 grams absorb moisture from the air, helping rangers estimate humidity, wind impact, and fire spread for defensive planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Callifornia
Lions Club Meeting Urges Neutral Stance and Better Turkey Market
The Clifton Lions Club discusses establishing a better turkey market for Clifton area farmers. Speaker Bate reviews America’s neutrality position and wartime devices used to hamper neutral standing. Pamphlets with relevant facts are distributed and members urged to attend future bi weekly meetings with a note to remember the next gathering on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Lona Standeter
Goodall
Parks
Reese
G. Bronstad
Bate
America
Ameri Fe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jenson & Tucker Insurance Agency
Scamplete Insurance Service
Telephare
Lenor Reierson
Geraay
Te Tn
West Wall
Jamen T. Maneghan
Iwanese
Black Cat
Ghiengu
Wortie Mor
Boston
United States
Peanut
Armour
Bern
Lax
St Py and
Parton
Ame
Sormarude's Grocery
CAAN
CAVE
Diptera
Chifton Surior College News
Lone Star Gas Systm
Dallas
Eas
Tom B. Long
Luther Tolbert
M. J. Dall
Hl. D. Hewitt
Cliftex Theatre
Warby
Song
Lewis Stone
Mickey Room
William Boye
Russell Hayden
Santa FE
Joe
Sether Turp
An Sothern
Walter Beumusn
Xtra
Mes Stewart
Margaret Sullavan
Geronimo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!