Trade 1935 Pontine coupe for 1937 or newer pickup
Help wanted ad offers a 1935 Pontine coupe in A-1 condition for trade toward a pickup not older than 1937 and invites cash for a pickup. Contact Herman Larson Jr Wade na 21 24p. Also notes the play Man Alive at the theater next Wednesday and Thursday February 20 and 21 with a free show option if Jie Thompson calls for courtesy remaka.
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Herman Larson, Jr
Wadena
Man Alive
The
Jie Thompson
Clermont
Rekmta
Dehydrated Vegetables Production Alert
A fragment notes rising exports of dehydrated vegetables to the United States with mentions of new pounds of product expected to be sold domestically. Key entities unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torkelson Bros
Elgin
United States
Iowa Farm Notes From Iowa State College Review
Iowa State College economists predict butter cream and cheese shortages in early 1946 while honey production peaks in Iowa. The piece discusses alfalfa rotation, self feeding in poultry, intermediate hog types, farm labor disputes, and barn safety with practical advice on equipment and maintenance. It emphasizes farm family living as a rising investment amid high land prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Whittemore Sailor Appears on Coast Radio Programs
Eddie Schumacher, a first class Navy man, appeared on two west coast radio shows Kay Kyser and Breakfast at Hollywood. His parents, Mr and Mrs Peter Schumacher, were disappointed they did not hear him on either broadcast.
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Eddie Schumacher
Whittemore
West Coast
Eddie
Sea
Rman
Navy
Kay Kyser
Hollywood
Peter Schumacher
Atabrine name roots and wartime use explained
In a Des Moines column Mrs. M S F asks about the drug Atabrine its name origin and pronunciation. Winthrop Chemical Co says Atabrine is a trade name coined in New York with no etymological significance. The American pronunciation is AT ah breen. The drug is quinacrine hydrochloride in the US Pharmacopoeia and prolonged use can turn the skin yellow briefly after stopping. No permanent deafness from Atabrine per Bell Syndicate. A lost toupee near Independence yields a reward. winter wind blew it off a head during a plane landing.
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Des Moines
Army
Navy
Pacific
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc
New York
United States
Quinine
Bell Syndicate
Independence
Pro bate quip sparks courtroom mischief in dialogue
A fragment shows Mandy asking if the judge is the probate judge and the judge replying with a wry line about being the probate judge. The exchange hints at a lighthearted moment in a legal setting, with a wink implying possible trouble behind the humor.
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National Farm Loan
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Glen ‘Minger
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Avalon Theater
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Lawrence Gehring
Dial
Edward Johnson
Postville
Everett G. Scott
Oscar Thompson
Town
Stic
R. P. Strauch
Elgin Echo Office
Maynard Lantz
Elwin
Duffy’s Tavern
Avalon
Rawleign
Evgin
Kimpston
Lyle
Klein
Hereford
Clarence Johnson
Echo
Funk
Andrew Dummermuth
Severn Blockhus
Capper
Cargill
Elgin Produce
Cc. J. Mulford
Drake
Alfred Ruckdasher
Clever
Timothy Hay
A. Nelson
White Rock
Copper Hatchery
Carmen Swenson
Deering
Peterson
John Deere
James Dult
Volga
Imperial
Martha
J. MM
Br Clermont
Kehler and Son
Asi
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Strouch
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Cal
LEO V. Boleyn
West Union Rendering Works
Enterprise
King of Iowa
New Spring
Herbert Sondheim
Frank Colby
Albert L. Freeman
South Vine Street
C. J. Mulford
West Union Animal By-Products CO
Sam
Deere
Mandy
Yassuh
Army Motor Pool
Ft. Leavenworth Gym
Satan
Warner Electric
Elgin Cooperative
MAX Medberry
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