Textile Decorators and Insurance Ads Note Local Commerce
Textile Decorators advertise Prang Textile Color Sets with extenders and tools while Harold Meisner of Elgin offers purebred hogs. Insurance agency RB. P. Strauch promotes targeted protection. Iowa war service tallies show World War II and Korean figures. Polk County appoints D. Needham as district court judge. PMA promotes leadership moves. Driver license exams show high fail rate, patrol comments. Community notices cover visits, births, surgeries, job changes, and local events.
Milwest to Decide 1952 Election Contined from Page 1
Fowler deputy director of the state civil defense program notes final eight counties to name chairmen soon. A ground observation corps recruiting aims for 12,000 volunteers across 24 hour duty with six posts per county. Des Moines city election turnout 35 percent with 28,815 votes cast, nearing 1946 level. Ivah Green resigns rural education supervisor post, to focus on writing. Armistice Day marks ongoing Iowan war dead in five conflicts.
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Fowler
Des Moines
Commission
Ivah Green
Jean Aanes Remains Hospitalized After Surgery
Jean Aanes continues hospital care at St Marys in Rochester with a slow recovery and no homecoming date set. Bernard Schrader Jimmie arrive from Orange City for Thanksgiving at Mrs Harriett Dugstad home with relatives. Bud coaches Orange City high school. Len Simek Keith Thoma families travel to Des Moines. Michael and Jeffery Thoma stay with grandmother Louise Miller. Supper guests Sunday in the
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Arthur Amundson
Bernard Hanson
Morris Amundson
Janet
Henry Olson
Glen Olson
Postville
Postville High School
Caroline Erickson
Bertina Burans
Bob Potter
St. Louis
Potter
Jean Aanes
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Save
Jean
Bernard Schrader
Jimmie
Orange City
Harriett Dugstad
Bud
Len Simek
Keith Thoma
Season of good cheer shadows risky holiday travel
Thanksgiving opens the winter holidays with Christmas and New Year, but increased auto crashes loom. Crowded streets, hurried drivers, and bad weather create a thicker traffic situation. Death works overtime during holidays, demanding caution when driving or walking and during festive preparations.
Broadcasters Lawyer Recounts Slow Car Injury Case
A motor accident victim is described as the car passing at four miles an hour and the victim’s long agony as the vehicle crushed him. An employee requests a day off for a 25th wedding anniversary celebration. An aviator questions a ride count while a passenger claims two rides. A minister asks a vow, and a man says he is being “took.”
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Dial
Martin Hanson
Elgin
Gangemenc
Lauretta Gilson
Rae Gibbs
Esther Oelberg
Clermont
Lehman's Standard
Kaiser
Henry Follett
Mary Brackin
Capper
Echo
Otto Gisleson
Convict Lake
Avalon
Iowa City
Iowa
Duroc Jersey
Clarence Johnson
Elgin Echo
Poland
Wm. Nelson, Jr
Clarence Tatro
H. M. Williams
Echo Office
Cargill
Elgin Produce
Elgin Territory
Btic
Andrew Dummermuth
iMan
B. H. Brackin
Egin
Doyle Baker
Edward Larson
Smith-Corona
Telegraph Hill
Harry Stolle
Frank Christen
Inga Anderson Clemont
LaNora Halvorson
Echo Stationery
Prang
Sife
Harold Meisner
McCormick
Alvin Thiese
Employers Mutual Casualty Co. RB
P. Strauch
Dial 3711
Dring D. Needham
Polk County Bar Association
Polk County District Court
William 8. Beardsley
Needham
Lou Ladd
PMA
Maurice O'Reily
Barnum
Price Stabilization
State Committee of the
Production Marketing Administration
FMA
Hervey Hazen
O'Reilly
Otis J. Littschwager
Buckeye
Hardin County
Congress
U. S
al Loveland
Sen. Rourke
Hickenlooper
Towa
Highway Patrol
Harry ©. Brown
Jim
Agnes Bilden
Dr. I. C. Jerdee
Buren
Best Buy
POLIO
CTV Nlto
R. P. Strauch
Elgin, Iowa
Noel Brockway
West Union
Milwest
State Historical Department
Iowa Safety Congress
Atty Veg
NEW OK
John Tillotson
Owa
West Union Auction Exch
G. W. Alderson
Elmer Halverson
Kenneth Baldwin
Orvin Thompson
The
Elgin Cooperative
Max Medberry
Mgr
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