Hayride Revival Brings Simple Country Joy to Town
From where I sit Joe Marsh notes Buddy Richards runs old-time hayrides for up to thirty adults at fifty cents each. With horses, a straw-bedded rack, and trips from Town Hall along the river to Shoreside Tavern and back via Pound Ridge, nine miles total. The piece celebrates nostalgia, friendship, and the simple pleasures of shared rides, songs, and beer.
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Buddy Richards
Buddy
Town Hall
Shoreside Tavern
Pound Ridge
America
Funeral attendance and family visits across communities
Mr and Mrs d J Sullivan attended the funeral of Leonard Schumacher in Emmetsboro. Mr and Mrs Aaron Garralls visited Manson and Palmer at Mrs Garrelts sister Elsie Arends home. Mrs John Re Veland of Herington Kansas visited her mother Mrs Thomas Allen and relatives. Kenneth Barringer and his brother Robert, Drake University students, spent Easter with their parents My and Mrs DC Barrin He.
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D. J. Sullivan
Emmetsbore
Leonard Schumacher
Aaron Garralls
Manson
Mr. Garrelts
Palmer
Garrelts
Elsie Arends
John Re Veland
Herington
Kansas
Thomas Allen
Kenneth Barringer
Robert
Drake University
D.C. Barrin- He
Local News Items From Thick Duck and Surrounding Areas
Otis Hauce drives a new Plymouth. Families from Thick Duck and Estherville share time with relatives, with many visiting friends and attending events. Ray ONeill resigns as clerk to join C A Jensen store. Des Moines visitors join Ruthven relatives. Grinnell and Town University students spend Easter at home. A 4 H club meeting in Twelve Mile Lake township includes bake sale planning and a Greek family aid pledge, with a note on club goals and a bring-food requirement.
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Otis Hauce
Uonas Osher
Thick Duck
Minnesota
Einmershure Tues
Mas. Suss
Mroo
Bammett Jackman
Michael
Ann
Estherville
George
Joe Abel
Syn Joey
St. Paul
A. J. Dubn
John Poland
Vincent Allen
Ruthven
Valois Jensen
Grinnell College
C. A. Jensen
Madge Jacobson
Town University
Olene Jacobson
Altemling
Schumacher
N. RG
Allena Banstead
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Juna Banstead
Mary Schacherer
Jona Hanstead
Agnes Dalen
Iona Starkey
Harvester cuts prices across 163 models to save buyers millions
International Harvester announces a policy to reduce prices, projecting about 20 million dollars in annual savings for users. Price reductions apply to 12 farm tractor basic models, 123 farm machine basics, 16 industrial tractors and engines, 12 motor truck models, and certain truck attachments. The new lower prices take effect March 16, 1947.
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International Harvester
Teaby
Ems
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Erickson Produce
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Watson Theatre
Paramount News
Hitler
Paramount American Theatre
George VI
Tacoma Bridge
the Hindenberg
F.O.B. Chicago
TAC Sisters
Middlebusters
Graettinger Co-Operative Grain Company
Graettinger State Bank
Bortvit & Brown
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