Clara Mae Bane Honored For School Leadership And Humor
Senior Clara Mae Bane is praised for generosity, humor, and leadership in Declamatory events and activities with Home Ec Club, Girls Chorus, and 4-H. Alumni notes list classmates and their post high school paths, from farm work to teaching and college plans, reflecting a close-knit graduating class.
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Clara Mae
Effie
Tilyria 4-H
Miss Bane
Robert Hanson
Capper’s Hatchery
Jennings Mitts
Elgin Co-op
Alice Frieden
Gates Business College
Waterloo
Dora Lee Medberry
Hemet
Calif
Clarence Moore
June Grimm
Chicago
Noel Smith
Town State College
Phyllis Pinney
Illyria
Robt. Moore
Ardis Frieden
Nurses Aid
Postville
Boab Boyle
Shirley Herwig
REA
Alta Larson
Sumner
Elgin Beats Hawkeye Behind Shutout Victory
Elgin overwhelmed Hawkeye 46 to 0 before a crowd of about 300 to 400 spectators Friday night. The win featured scoring in every period as Coach Luce led the team to a dominant performance.
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Elgin
Hawkeye
Luce
Elgin Dominates Hawkeye Match With Scoring Parade
Elgin players showcase depth as Pinney scores from 20 yards, Gordie Pollock adds two points and a TD, Torkelson breaks for 65 yards on a Hawkeye punt, Blockhus nets 40 yard run and a TD, and Hanson connects on four TD passes to pace a 26 point surge.
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Elgin
Pinney
Gordon Pollock
Gordie
Torkelson
Hawkeye
Pblloth
Ken Blockhus
Blockhus
Bob Hanson
Raui Frieden
Don Frieden
Bob
Butch” Wolf
Air Express Marks 20th Anniversary Milestone
Air Express observed its twentieth anniversary this year. Early services used open cockpit ships and began full operation in 1928. The company carried 17,000 shipments then, and last year moved over 3,000,000 shipments totaling 53,750,000 pounds to destinations in the United States and 60 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Express
United States
Unsafe Wells Raise Alarm Across Farmlands
A Department of Agriculture survey finds three quarters of farm wells nationwide unsafe for human use, signaling a broad public health concern and urging immediate action by farmers.
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Department of Agriculture
Farm Topics Pheasants and Balanced Resources
Farm Topics discusses the town's pheasant as the key game bird and stresses balanced farm resources land labor livestock and capital. It notes corn moisture needs for safe fall storage and praises prairie soils for their porous granular structure aiding air and moisture movement.
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Virgin’ Prairie
Removing Indelible Ink Stains From Fabric
Instructions state that indelible ink on silk or nylon can be removed by frequent washing in warm water. Sunlight helps fade letters. If needed, test a sample with commercial bleach first to avoid damage, then use bleach to remove the stain.
Cleveland police unveil faxfilm crime detecting device
The Cleveland police department debuts a world leading faxfilm system that records crime scene scratches on a narrow plastic ribbon using a liquid to create an exact imprint in about 45 seconds. The imprints act as signatures for matching against tools later in investigations.
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Cleveland Police Department
Buffalo Bill earned fame supplying meat for Union Pacific
The famed Western scout and Indian fighter earned the nickname Buffalo Bill after contracting to supply buffalo meat to construction crews building the Union Pacific railroad.
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Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
Union Pacific
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR PRESIDENT DEWEY AND OTHER STATE OFFICES
Sample ballot lists presidential candidate Dewey from New York and secretary of state Synhorst from Orange City. It covers auditor, treasurer, attorney general, commerce, agriculture, and district offices with names like Baker, Grimes, Larson, Reed, and others for counties and district posts. Multiple local offices include judge of district court and county clerk, treasurer, supervisor, and editor, with names tied to counties such as Winneshiek, Fayette, and Jones.
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Mm D. Synhorst
Orange City
Sioux County
Chet Bakers
Ea Wapelle
M. Grimes
Soesteise
Harry D D. Linn
Dex Moines
Robert J. Larson
Iowa City
Johnson County
Aereency General
Robert L. J. Arson
Jannion County
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
Howard
Henry
Talle
Winneshirk County
Anno
Jacobson
Waukon
Atlamakee County
Msc. Davis
Ft Oelwein
Fayette County
T. H. Goheen
Culmar
Winneshiek County
BERIC
Hagel Gehring
W. “N Sanok
West Ei
Herbert D. D. Klammer
West Union
Carroll
Switzer
Des Moines
Polk County
Jiver Christoffersen
Cedar Falls
Blick Hawk
Philip L. Shutt
Independence
Buchanan County
John L. Keller
Eagle Grove
Wright County
W. A. Irwin
LeMary
Plymouth County
Gale McClean
Muscatine
Harold J. Fleck
Opkalogis
Mahaska County
PAL
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Congress
Rook Poesstegh
T. W.W. Mullaney
Allamakee County
Lorenz Willman
Posivilie
Ailamakee
U. Goheze
Calmar
Wilie
Rex Coum Fox
Attorne
Attornee
Kertevese
State of Iowa
Secretary OF Agriculture
Herrereenes Aeewawennens
Commerce
Commerce Commissiones
Inenee
Udogs
Surtins
Aeons Bay
Trawler of the Future Vision in Marine Industry
Prominent marine engineer foresees the American trawler as a floating canning factory at sea. Fish would be caught and processed onboard, then sent to consumers' kitchens. Separate note mentions Hungarian hair woven with rayon and hemp to produce durable cheap fabrics for clothes and blankets.
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Hungary
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Harley Radloof
Lois
Reuben Svendsen
Beverly
Luana
John Bakewell
Jacquelyn
Verni Eagle
New Albin
Elmer Trudo
Flora McNally
Louis McNally
Twylah
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John Steele
Pease, Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
St. Senator
George [ Wilson
Des Bioines
Beardsley
New Virginia
Kenneth A ‘Evans
Emerson
Mills County
Ounty
H. J. Mantz
Audubon
John E. Mulroney
Fort Dodge
Webster County
W. A. Smith
Dubuque
Cs Rt
Monson Ee
Ebbstey Storay
Yor County
Ij. R. Wood
Rox Miuntie
Hes
Philip H. Wolfe
Dover Township
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Oelwein
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Barkley
Uwited States
Gillette
Cherokee
Cherokee County
Socialist Labor
Edward A . Teichert
Pears
Stephen Emery
Gladde A. Watson
Censornia
Dale H. Learn
Penennia
Es Wenert Mellon
Marvin Galbreath
Riceville
Mitchell County
Yeloyd Keller
Black Hawk County
L. Tarr
Clinton
Clinton County
L. E. Gifford
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Frank L.ricker
Dee Maines
Polk
Supreme Court
Taree
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Board OF Supervisors
Amary Bad
Norman T. Thomas
Tucker P. Smith
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Sewa
Hucobo Bockewitz
Council Blutts, Pottawattamie Co
William F. Leonard
West Bend
Palo Alto County
Ernst A. Donelson
Sioux City
Woodbury County
County Cor
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Board of Super Pervigors
Vdemmendeg Traaury Tad, Ims
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
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Mabel Bennett
Sioux Chiy
Woodbury Cou
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Io Allen Heald
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Fertieth Dingrich
BTA
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Socialist Workers
Farrell Dobbs
Grace Carlson
Minnesota
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Utenant Governor
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George A Wilson
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Kenneth A. Evans
Thomas E. Dewey
Mel. D. Lynhorst
Bob Warren
W. S.C. Beardsley
John M. Grimes
Harry D. Linn For
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