The Purple and White Tattler Elgin Schools Publication
The Purple and White Tattler published by Elgin High School pupils editors Betty Schneider and staff describe gas rationing impacts on students from sports to shopping. It updates on clubs, Camp Fire Girls activities, and Elgin football loss to Hawkeyes 35 0 with future prospects.
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Elgin Schools
Primary Students Buy Defense Stamps At School
Primary children finish their first book Before We Read. Mr Lehman built a new rug corner screen. Mrs Laurence Muehlethaler and Mrs Paul Zurbriggen visited the school Wednesday morning to observe.
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Lehman
Laurence Muehlethaler
Paul Zurbriggen
Fourth and Fifth In Our Fourth Grade Geography Journey
In our geography unit we travel to the Netherlands then Norway with fifth grade talks. In fifth grade arithmetic we begin adding and subtracting. Health days cover diet reports for oral presentation. Art class gains new paints and landscape painting projects. We also plan scenes showing the beauty of America.
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Netherlands
Norway
America
Sixth and Seventh Grade Classroom Activities Noted
The seventh grade arithmetic class studies percentage while the geography class builds a bulletin board of farming implements and machines with captions explaining their use. The sixth graders review multiplication and division of fractions and most students enjoy fractions. Students earning 100 percent in spelling include Marilyn Falk Karolin Falk Helen Wenger Edna Nelson Alta Larson and Chariyn Hades.
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Elas Haa
Marilyn Falk
Karolin Falk
Helen Wenger
Edna Nelson
Alta Larson
Chariyn Hades
Senior Class Plans Aeronautics Course Interest Grows
Eighth Grade history covers reconstruction while science and English address soil types and grammar. Senior class mood shifts from idle study to planning a class party with Mr Robinson exploring aeronautics next week. Girls show notable interest alongside the boys.
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Dam
Robinson
Questions of the Week and Student Fundraising Plans
Questions of the Week raise topics from Maxine’s memory lapses to poetry class reading and Leap Year worries. The brief notes list student actions to aid the war effort including rubber band drives, defense stamps, hair donations, gum abstinence, and letters to service members. Names and addresses across many students and military units appear in a jumbled page fragment.
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Maxine
Hazel
Coast Guard
Leland
Faia
Virleygene
Otis
Junior
Lois Peler
Bill
Thelma
Jake
Alice
Lois M
Anna Mae
Reuben
Vernie
Betty Ann
Betty Alive
Betty Straud
Red Cross
Verny
Local residents visit and family news from Grand Meadow
Grand Meadow residents hosted and visited kin across multiple households. Leo Larsen recovered after a cow incident, while numerous families including the Larsons Landsgards Olsons and Andersons shared time at Clifford Larson, Arthur Olson, and Henry Olson homes in a busy week of visits.
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Maat
Leo Larson
Adrian
Clifford Larson
Julia Landsgard
Willard Martin
Edgar Kimball
Lars Larson
Postville Hospital
Vernon Anderson
Barbara
Glen Nygard
Glendal
Pauline
Bert Lyngs
Alvin Halverson
Ronald
Robert Gustafson
Minneapolis
Minn
Harry Helgerson
Leo Larsen
Joan Wharram
Arthur Olson
Olivia Olson
Bertha
John Jungblut
James
Quinton Clark
Tom Landsgard
Conserving Garden Tools and Winter Storage Tips
Conserving garden tools by cleaning and repairing is vital for wartime efficiency. Store tools indoors, remove soil, polish metal parts, and grease for protection. Brussles sprouts and Chinese celery storage tips included, with guidance on cold storage and fall vegetable quality through continued organic fertilization.
Dewey family gathers home grown apples on farm
Governor-Elect Thomas E. Dewey rests at his New York farm heading into the governorship. He surveys a bin of apples with Mrs. Dewey, preparing for the winter ahead.
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Powling
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Mra. Dewey
Victory Gardens Need 5 to 10 Tons Manure Per Half Acre
The article argues for a substantial manure allotment to Victory Gardens, recommending 5 to 10 tons per half acre. It notes families with unchanged status should grow as much next year as this year and adjust garden size to family needs. For a family of four, 1–2 acres may be needed. a good season led to surpluses that were often unused. Do not reduce plantings next spring, as next year’s season could be worse. Ensure sufficient vegetables are produced.
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Brussels
Victory Gardens
Consuelos Consuelo name origin note
Consuelo is a Spanish given name derived from Our Lady of Consolation. The term reflects devotion to a Marian title and is used in various Spanish speaking cultures as a personal name and surname variant.
Your Best Corn Supplement Try Mineralized Tankage for hogs
A claim that Mineralized Tankage is one of the best corn supplements for hogs. It is described as 100 percent digestible and marketed as a top feed option for pig farming.
Feed Mix Components Listed for Animal Ration
The ingredient list includes tankage oil meal linseed oil meal soy bean oil meal gr limestone bone meal glauber salta oxide of iron charcoal and salt for animal feed formulation.
Warning to truckers on certificates of war necessity
Warns lows truck men to obtain certificates of war necessity by November 15 to operate for hire. Without them filling stations will lack gasoline and trucks may be illegal to use or to repair. Insufficient compliance risks shutdowns and penalties.
Coast Guard Academy Oversees Officer Training in New London
The United States Coast Guard runs an academy in New London, Connecticut to train officers. It serves as a central institution for developing leadership, seamanship, and service skills for Coast Guard personnel.
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United States Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Allied forces push inland from Casablanca front lines
Cleveland dispatch reports thousands of American soldiers with Naval and Air support establishing beachheads and advancing inland around Casablanca and Roger in French Morocco. Algiers reportedly surrendered to U S troops Sunday night and airfields were captured nearby, while U S troops claim success near Oran with a heavy fight ongoing.
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Casablanca
Roger
French
Morocco
Algiers
U. S
Oran Weare
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