Subscription Rates In Four Northeast Iowa Counties And Ads
Rates for subscriptions are 2.50 per year in four northeast Iowa counties and 3.00 per year outside the territory with a 50 cent extra for both zones if paid later. Advertising includes readers per line 106 for want ads 10 cents per line with 30 cent minimum if cash with order, otherwise 60 cents. Blind ads cost 50 cents per week minimum. Card of Thanks 1.00, In Memoriam 1.00 up to ten lines, extra lines 5 cents. Resolutions and obituaries under advertising rates.
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Iowa
American Legion Auxiliary January Meeting Highlights
The January American Legion Auxiliary meeting featured thanks for Christmas cards and mentions of a Walter Kohls in Iowa City Veterans Hospital. The Elgin unit was asked to provide 18 dozen cookies for a January 20 birthday party at the State Hospital of Independence, with donations from several members and a cookie committee also named for Iowa City hospital support.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Kohls
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Elgin
State Hospital of Independence
Celia Thoman
Selma Groth
Ida Frieden
Jacob Schneider
Lloyd Reierson
Ole Reierson
Elmer Meyer
Orlando Loftagard
Legion and Auxiliary Host County Meeting Names Committees
The American Legion and Auxiliary will host the County Legion and Auxiliary on February 23. Committees were named for menu serving coffee and program. Ladies brought prizes for Lotta and door prizes were won by Mrs. Orlando Loftegard and Mrs. George Nickels.
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Eyn
Ed Boleyn
Melvin Boyer
George Boyle
American Legion and Auxilary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Martin Minihan
Ole Loftsgard
Clarence Torkelson
Elmer Meyer
Robert Reeder
George Leuchtenmacher
Celia Thoman
Mike Blockhus
Orlin Mason
Woodrow
Obituary for Albert Halverson of Elgin
Albert Oscar Halverson born August 25 1884 on a Clermont farm died January 25 at age 75 in Elgin. Funeral January 28 at West Clermont Lutheran Church officiated by Pastor Kronlokken with Pastor Stutrud assisting. Survived by wife Anna and seven children 16 grandchildren and many relatives. Card of thanks notes heartfelt gratitude for support and memorials to Dr Wolf and local clergy.
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Albert Halverson
Elgin
West Clermont Lutheran Church
John Kronlokken
Dennis Stutrud
Albert Oscar Halverson
Halver
Adrine
Clermont
East Clermont
Harold and
DeVere
Louis
Hopkinton
Rene
Alvin Buroden
Postville
Frances
Robert Bemiss
Lillian
George
Wolf, Muehlethalers
Willet Miller
Kronlokken
Stutrud
Steno Flo Quips About Lie Detector Wedding
A witty exchange has Steno Jo asking about a lie detector while Steno Flo quips that she married one. The humorous line highlights marital irony and workplace banter between the two colleagues.
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Steno Jo
Steno Flo
Work Habits Worth Having For Children
About 1200 participants study a School Age series guide from the US Labor Department on developing good work habits in younger children. It outlines understanding child activity, teaching steps, and encouraging praise, high standards, and loving support to foster independence and responsibility.
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State University of Iowa
US Labor Department
Lyle Spencer
Science Research Associates
Chicago
National
Two Causes of Mastitis Pointed Out
County Extension Director M C Wangsness warns that worn pulsators and faulty air hoses may cut milking efficiency and trigger mastitis in herds. Iowa State University engineer Vern Meyer cites a survey showing one fourth of dairy farmers had milk ing machines with worm pulsators and faulty air hoses. He offers quick checks: count pulsator clicks per minute and divide by two, or count squeezes in 15 seconds and multiply by four. Each pulsator should be checked separately and numbered for identification. A serviceman should inspect pulsators during checks.
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M. C. Wangsness
Extension
Vern Meyer
Iowa State University
Meyer
Play Safe Advice for Pedestrians Warns in Iowa
State safety officials warn that ignorance of how autos move causes pedestrian deaths. Nine of ten adult pedestrians killed are non drivers, often overestimate vehicle stopping ability.
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Iowa
State Safety Department
Pedestrian Safety on Slippery Streets urges extra caution
The article argues speed and stopping distance on slick roads are misjudged by pedestrians. It advises assuming cars travel faster than expected and require double the distance to stop. Pedestrians with little driving experience should add a safety margin when crossing streets or highways.
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Timate
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