Easter fashions and school aids headline local ads
A jumble of local notices offers Easter clothing at Klingman’s Clothes Shop in Elgin, portable typewriters for students, and spring suits. Other items include Iowa bond sales for the Korean soldiers’ bonus, Sen. Martin’s annual national topics questionnaire mailout, a federal suit over interstate truck rules, and highway 63 relocation debates. The Highway Minutes note minutes are now taken by a hired secretary after a split vote.
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Klingman’s Clothes Shop
Elgin
Klingman's
Iowa
Ray K. Kauffman
Thomas ‘Martin
Martin
Highway Commission
Commission
Cecil ‘Malone
John Butter
Malone
Butters
Wadena News Highlights Classroom News and Scores
Freshman science covers erosion rock formation and fuels while algebra explores factoring and roots. Wadena Junior High beat Fairbank TC to improve to 7-3 as seventh graders study percentages and baseball batting averages and eighth graders work with formulas, areas, and volumes. Flu affected attendance. students named for spelling, with projects in plywood crafts and embroidery.
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Wadena Junior High
Fairbank TC
State primary voting rules noted in June nominee plan
The article outlines June 2 as the primary date with party nominees for November's general election. It notes March 29 falls on a Saturday and the secretary of state's State House office will stay open that day for extended voting or related procedures.
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Secretary of State
State House
We Need Your Help MOHO Request for Clear Names
MOHO asks contributors to write clearly and legibly with ample line spacing. Please spell names carefully for the new linotype operator to avoid errors.
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MOHO
Junior Pimbusters Bowlers Stir Local Interest
The Sioux Center junior pimbusters, a seven member bowling team, average about 65 years in age with two over 70, compete successfully and draw community attention.
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Pimbusters
Sioux Center
Coronary Club Exclusive Warning About a Deadly Job Trap
A satirical piece warns that overwork and a single minded career drive can lead to heart disease and early death. It lists 10 obsessive habits of “Coronary Club” members who prioritize work, skip rest, resist delegation, and ignore vacations, ending with advice to consult a doctor and prepare a will.
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