The Emmetsburg Sheriff for a Morning
A lone boy, Ken the self styled sheriff, patrols streets at dawn seeking outlaws. He rides a block, checks alleys, and observes cars and town activity as he muses on bad men, guided by his parents warnings. The scene captures a child’s imaginative play as a miniature lawman.
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Ken
Mallard Folks Enjoy Weekend Visits and Memorial Day
Mallard residents welcomed visitors from Waukee Burt Fenton Algona El Paso and Omaha. Family gatherings included Memorial Day stops at several homes. A local birth was noted and Navy nurse Betty Ritchart returned home on furlough after completing training at Bainbridge.
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Mallard
John Weil
Waukee
John J. Wagner
Walter Sorenson
Burt
Betty Ranney
Fenton
J. F. Sondermeyer
Robert Schutz
Lester Gehrt
Minnesota
Mike Heiderscheidt
Algona
Charlie Wagner
S. Mary Miller
Miller
Lewis Russell
el Paso
Tex
Virgil Steil
Ray Schuller
John Conlon
Pat Brown
Lake City
St. Peter
Minn
Joe Mulroney
Graff
Joe
Japan
Donald Schutz
Anna Fletcherscheidt
Gerald Mulroney
Des Moines
Mary Mulroney
A. P., Cox
Lufkin
Randy Hough
Walter Behrens
Cedar Rapids
Donna Lowe
John W. Whitmer
Omaha
Harry Wilson
Ann Girres
Eleanor
Marvin
Clark
Leo Girrés
Mason City
Lisse E. Wagner
M . C. Trucg
Betty Ritchart
Bainbridge
Harry Ritchart
Steven Allen
Charles Ritchart
Emmetsburg Hospital
A.T. Ritchart
Drucella
Robert
D. L. Johnson
Storm Lake
J. F. Sundermeyer
Robert’ Cjeka
The Highway Story By Bob Hullihan
A sunlit summer morning frames Ken on the porch as his mother calls him to finish his break and return inside. The fragment hints at a domestic scene opening with a doorway slam and a lingering, dim maternal voice.
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Bob Hullihan
Ken
Trained camels and chaos blend in morning street scene
A vivid morning scene unfolds as a man named Ken battles for justice, shouting at camels and throwing stones while youths gather. A group carries a man described as the sheriff toward a house, and a summer cast frames a fragile morning.
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Ken
Sloughs Off Fungus with T-4-L Foot Treatment
An old drug-store sales pitch promotes T-4-L foot fungus treatment. It claims immediate skin shedding to expose buried fungi and promises a 40 cent refund if not satisfied, with Hughes Drug Store as a local outlet.
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Hughes Drug Store
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