World match production faces shortages amid material constraints
The industry reports 8 percent drop in output from last year due to material and labor shortages. Production is expected to fall to about 350 billion matches, with some substitution such as kitchen matches, but the market remains not critically tight.
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Eeesie Coosiss
Eerie
Oweres
Siri Emiseetm
Aeeete
Meiches Walch Retail
Ems
Miliacy
Rathven
Grandmothers urged to guide youth amid town talk
Readers recall grandmothers W. J. McNamara and Bert Ryan as lively figures shaping fashion and morals. Letters reflect concern about youngsters’ clothes and behavior while praising elder females for advice to daughters. Nearby reports note pheasant debates and a purse theft, with farmer humor and a Fox River reference.
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Musume Tesertty
Emanette
Mesdames W
McNamara
Bert Ryan
API
Marrie
Editor W F Miller Keeps Livermore Gazette Going
W F Miller of the Livermore Gazette continues his long printing career despite poor health. At eighty-something, he runs the shop singlehanded and writes sharply worded editorials on the linotype. A humorous note recalls a late arrival to a game as the ninth inning nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Advance
W. FL. Miller
Livermore Gazette
Ané
Explosion and Fire At Model Bills Building Reported
A terrific explosion startled hundreds Saturday night at 115 causing a blazing inferno. Firemen saved nearby buildings as robbers looted a safe and a barn. Major Darren’s office safe was forced. diamonds and money disappeared amid ongoing investigations. Social news noted a daughter’s marriage. 25 years ago items recount local events and Legion officers.
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Wil
Sai
Wilson
Terry Welsh
Wason
Darren
Emmetsburg
E. B. Super
Margaret Ruby
David R. Alexander
Milford
Neb
Hey. W
Alexander
Hastings
Virginia
Cornell
State University
Exomersburg
Super
Emmelsburg
Treadger
David Grier
Des Moines
Geese Hunt Couples Return From Missouri River Shoot
Joe Hart and companions from Mason City returned with a heavy limit of Canada geese near Chamberlain South Dakota. They posted flyways, used BR and No. 2 shot, and noted geese arriving in waves from the river. The trip featured guides farmers and a modern farm house base with two daily hunts and dramatic long-range shooting.
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Joe Hart
Chamberlain
S. D
North American
Steve O'Brien
EH DD
Fallows
Erd Swift
Mason City
Missouri River
Joe
Chamberlain Brimim
Missouri
Socea
Nari Io
Kant
Clare ‘Wilson
Mabel Simonsen
Mesdame Lasey
Brisbois
Bixler
Mr. Losey
Clare Wi- Sori
Maggie
Mes
James Reed
Young
Thornburg, Brown
Bil Youns
Ducks and pheasants draw hunters to Mitchell season
The piece details heavy hunter activity as 900 pheasants were shipped daily from Mitchell for use across the United States. It notes visitors from New Jersey and California, describes a Milwaukee hunting boom, and mentions Joe and friends shooting plentiful ringneck pheasants. Also reports Emmetsburg fishermen winning with red walleye pike and perch in Des Moines river area. Dr. Otene Jacobsen visits Emmetsburg.
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Mitchell
United States
Joe
New Jersey
California
Milwaukee
Meisburg
Des Moeimes
Istand
Lost Island
Pipes and smoke spark a controversial county tale in Chicago
A chaotic scene in Chicago described pipe smoking during a public event. Officials report violations by conservation officers Elmer Hutsehus and Elmer Wogen, with fines totaling 93 885. A shooting accident occurs when a loaded bullet hidden in tobacco explodes a pipe.
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Chicago
Se Town Conservation Commission
Siste
Chuck
Local School Board and Community Organization Leaders Listed
A compiled directory lists school district officials led by Supt A A Thelle and Coroner R Y, with board members, the district treasurer, a school nurse, and several church leaders. It also notes American Legion and Veterans groups with named commanders and presidents, plus university women and labor union figures.
President announces DAR chapter changes in Middletor town
Mrs. W G Middletor leads Daughters of the American Revolution as president in Middletor. The article notes leadership shifts and local DAR activities.
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Art ‘Helgen
Daughters OF American Revolution
W. G. Middletor
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Emmetsberg
Swea
Leonard Appelquist
Sibley Gazette
Court House
Storm Lake
Iribune
Ami
Dency Rose
Everett Feue
Kew
York
FBI
Siem
Mtunteen
Turkey
The
Democrat
American Legion
Wiliam Enight
Sarsfield - Dene
Gerald Vaughan
Bert Prost
Gilera Brown
L. Reed Willam Nolan
John Higley
Frank Meade
Mark Thorn Inte
BR. W. Heise
Veterinary Department
Lews State College
Stames
L. D. Potter
J. FB. Putter
Ted Hoskins
West Bend
RR. H. Bratemeyer
Vera
Mildred ‘Mcwal
Bewch
Counoy
S. E. Schneteer Sr
Otene Jacobsen
Gradtinner
Emmetaburg
N Sime
Elmer Hutsehus
Elmer Wogen
Sco
Pesce Freore Elis
Eimer Maid Ien
Cas
Bob Reinders
Mallard
Arctic
Bob Ion
Emmetsburg Business & Professional Directory
Palo Alto County
T. F. Rutledge Gexseal Xinstrants
Gfviss
Tos & Sess
Beck Rutcing
Ses Sa
Henry Willengham
Easigsace
Semmeis
As. Tors
Gair
Xesierfar
Palo Alto Studio
O’connor
Brady Terminal
Bromersburg, Iowa
Directo Oo
I. E. Barringersel Christensen
Ghas
J. Spies
Nefstead
Dick McNally
Phil
MoNsmara Pho Hsomis
Tom Geedess
County Teals Bien Brereton
TR Maren
George Doerr
Edna Oliver Ma
J. Brink
E Ware
T. &. Traog
John Ker Robinson
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Eewee Pres
A. A Thetle
R. W. Newell
J_ College
James McFadgen
W W. Prost
Panj Sham
A. A. Thelle
Dan Kelly
B. XX. Cretameyer
Harry Pfittner
Bethany Luth
M.C. Thompson
St. Paul's
Orga
Harry American Legion Auxtrary
Alice Passell Anmeerican
Association OF University
Earl Brown
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
August Wojahn
Harold L. Brereton
Town Trust & Sayings
Rea
F. X. Cretzmeyer, M.D
Opera House
Immetsburg, Iowa
Elmer Ducommun
H.R. Powers, MD
Tobin Building
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg, la
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