Child Ronald Jones Dies at One in Wadena
Ronald James Jones born June 1 1934 Cedar Rapids died October 16 after whooping cough. Survived by parents Lyle Myrtle Jones sister Patricia Ann grandparents D B Jellings Cedar Rapids Tom Jones Muscatine and many relatives. Funeral in Wadena Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Leachman burial in Wadena cemetery.
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Interesting letter on English auto rules and taxes
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Ireland England and Norway Forestry and Fishing Views
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Rainbows and Eggs Across the English Lake District
The writer recalls a trip to the English Lake District noting rain, two rainbow sightings, and picturesque mountains. In Newcastle prices show four pence per ear for sweet corn, with varied international egg prices and a dealer claiming no size or flavor difference. He contrasts New York and Boston egg pricing.
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Unemployment Crisis Across Ireland England and Norway
Unemployment remains high across Ireland England and Norway with mixed signals on improvement. Critics say conditions worsen while supporters of the National government in England claim signs of recovery are evident.
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One Million Men to Work Sparks Housing Boom Claim
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Norwegian Tax Tricks On Bills In Oslo Movie Scene
The writer describes traveling from New Castle to Bergen and Oslo by train. He explains Norway’s billing method with 10 percent national tax and 10 percent tip included, plus a 1 percent wholesale and 1 percent retail sales tax, and a gasoline tax. Oslo controls all movie theaters, earning substantial profits.
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The text compares Norway and Towa with private beer sales and state liquor stores in Norway. It notes government control, high profits from liquor sales, and an absence of visible drunkenness observed by the author.
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Farmers Control Congress The Norwegian Congress Saga
Farmers gain influence in legislative matters as debates intensify over agrarian policies. Norwegian representatives clash with party leaders, shaping forthcoming votes while readers await continued coverage on page seven.
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