Town Notebook News From Fayette Iowa and Surroundings
Miss Morence Berg entertains Ming Smith and Otto Olson returns from Dakota. Families visit Gus Boyer and Mrs CG W Nicklaus host. County Fair draws many locals. E A Weibel and Dorothy Curley visit. September exams suspend normal training. Upper Java University opens Sept 10 with Sept 20 deadline. Rev Gaide to move to Fayette for college course. Brabham Kohls reports near top hog sale price. Ladies Aid supper nets about 35 dollars. Mobile X ray unit to front lines aids wounded. Sugar use restrictions denied. Canada mirrors U S in limits. TB discharge plan for returning soldiers. Kepford leads home county treatment. Yack family at Randalia. Reversible and reused clothing promoted for wartime economy. Italy called “The Boot.” Oelwein railroad shop wages raised to 68 cents.
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