For Sale Boone Oats and Cor n By Henry Holzer
For sale Boone oats and shelled or ear corn of good quality. See Henry Holzer, 4 12 miles south of Elgin or 9 miles east of West Union on 58. Also notes about theatre tickets and a big gain feed dealer offering 16 products for profit and satisfaction. Fire insurance rates have fallen over 13 and 30 years to about 61 cents per $100 in 1941.
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Boone Oats
Henry Holzer
Elgin
West Union
Lawrence Gehring
Fie
Federal Housing Administration
San Fha
Fertilizer Soil Needs in Africa and South Africa
Agricultural regions across Africa increasingly require fertilizers rich in phosphates and nitrogen. Producers in South Africa seek enhanced soil nutrients to boost crop yields and soil health amid growing demand and supply considerations.
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Africa
South Africa
Bond buyer Fay McDougal defies prompts for war bonds
Fay McDougal of Fainmont West Virginia replies to the War Finance Division that he will continue buying Fifth War Loan Bonds. He notes his son in Italy purchases a $100 bond monthly and that he has averaged a $50 bond per month this year. He also mentions last year’s $675 purchases on a $1,400 salary. The Fifth War Loan drive ends July 8.
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War Finance Division
the Treasury
Fay McDougal
Fainmont
W. Va
Farmer
McDougal
Italy
Rationing Restored for Lamb and Certain Foods
The OPA restores rationing to prime lamb cuts to improve distribution and reestablishes point values for cheese canned asparagus peas and tomatoes after two weeks of unrestrained stock. Army jeeps touted as a farm work aid with production expected to continue until war end. National restaurant regulation set to cover eating and drinking places from July 31 requiring base period price posting for 40 menu items while coffee with cream stays capped at a nickel for those charging within nickel baselines.
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OPA
Housewives Help Save Eggs During Shortage Crisis
Housewives across the United States helped conserve eggs by guiding purchases and storage. Retail ceilings on tires were set, and car stocks totaling 30,000 new autos remained, with 7,000 allocated for July rationing. T gasoline coupons may be exchanged for third quarter credits as workers shortage delays production.
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U. S
Rural Industry Notes Press Urgency and Market Shifts
Production of farm radio batteries rises amid linen toweling and sheeting shortages. Dry cleaners report a need for wire garment hangers as paperboard hangers prove costly. Farmers may purchase milk cans for handling milk and milk products without purchase certificates.
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Dry Cleaners
Elgin Local News Highlights Summer Visits and Local Happenings
Marie Grimm of Davenport visits her parents the Grimms for vacation while several families and friends travel through Davenport Decorah and La Porte City. A appendectomy patient recovers in hospital. New baby Jerry Lou Erickson born at West Union hospital. Local church and post office repaints noted. Families visit Mason City Oelwein and Waterloo others.
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Marie Grimm
Bell Telephone Co
Davenport
John Grimm
C. Mi Koch
Rosemary
Celia Renniser
Ethel
Anna
Decorah
Theo. Dons
Forest Park
F. C
Sam Lehman
Loren Casper
Reuben Lehman
Charles City
Lyle Leath
Anna Schupbach
Pete Miller
Kenosha
Wis
Fleetwood Miller
Chicago
Albert Schupbach
Joe Erickson
West Union Hospital
Jerry Lou
Forest Shaffer
Sheldon Boyle
Leo Schori
Janice
Albert. Schori
C. B
Kase Work Emphasizes Efficient Kitchen Design
The article argues homemakers aim to minimize time and energy spent on kitchen tasks while maximizing satisfaction. It highlights the importance of thoughtful design and arrangement of storage space to achieve efficient work and greater ease in daily chores.
Real Estate Transfers Reported Through June 30 1944
Transfers filed at W. J. Rogers abstract office include Elgin State Bank to Evelyn Gutcher for 950 dollars covering multiple lots in Clermont and surrounding parcels, Katherine Brabham to N. M. McMasters for one dollar with specified lot fractions, Judson Conner to B. H. Brackin for 200 dollars on parts of Conner's Add, and Lizzie Ruckdaschel to Alfred Ruckdaschel for one dollar including fractional sections in Lutra area and EB 1-4 corner of 8-94-7, all within West Union and nearby regions.
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W. J. Rogers’ Abstract
Elgin State Bank
Florence
Evelyn Gutcher
Clermont
Katherine Brabham
Husband
N. M. McMasters
Upright's
West Union
Judson Conner
B. H. Brackin
Conner
Lutra
Elgin
Lizzie Ruckdaschel
Alfred Ruckdaschel
Music Washes Dust Away From The Soul Quote
Auerbach notes music sweeps dust from daily life and refreshes the spirit. The line frames music as cleansing and restorative amid routine burdens.
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Auerbach
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L. O
Randolph Reierson
Dial
Eloise Gross
Black’s Dept
Waterloo
Iowa
Cargill
Capper
C. J. Mulford
R. P. Strauch
Echo
Ole Triem
Cler Mont
Groth Produce CO
Postville
Ford
Larson Roofing Co
Grether
Glen E. Yates
National Farm Loan Association
McCormick-Deering
Tarkelson Bros
Elgin Echo
Buffalo Bill
the Avalon
T. J. Olson
Jake Anfinson
Mary Washburn
Weibel Mill Co
Max Thoma
Echo Office
Torkelson Bros
el- bin
Employers Mutual Casualty Co
Edw. G. Robinson
the Echo
Orand McCormick-Deering
Echo-Enterprise
West Union Rendering Works
Enterprise
Maynard Lantz
Elgin, Iowa
Thos. E. Dewey
John W. Bricker
Ridge Riders
al Menke
Park Pavilion
West Union Animal By-Products CO
Felco
Farmers Coop
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