Miss Clara Suss On 4-H Program At Emmetsburg
Miss Clara Suss of Graettinger and a former WAC narrator will speak on her World War II Pacific experiences during Rural Women's Day at Emmetsburg Methodist Church parlors on Wednesday April 17 Registration runs from 1 to 1 30 pm with West Bend township in charge Mrs Joe Dunn as chairwoman The program includes Emmetsburg High School music numbers a county officers panel led by Mrs Fred A Brown and discussions on county Family Living and Women's Farm activities plus surprise features
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Edward Merk
Bluegrass and Horses Boost Kentucky Livestock Wealth
Bluegrass feeding and horses play a crucial role in Kentucky's prosperity. More than $30 million is invested in horse farms and breeding, with pinegrass aiding cattle improvement. Farms contribute to national resources alongside Savings Bonds under the U S Treasury program.
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Kentucky
UO. S. Treasury Department
Tea table theme on Peace and Brotherhood of Nations
The afternoon program centers on Peace and Brotherhood of Nations with Mrs. R. A. Baxter, County Chairman, presiding. She will oversee the proceedings as the theme guides discussions and activities planned for attendees.
Jowans Respond to Public Nurse Week Program
The Iowa health department praised Jowans statewide for celebrating Know Your Public Health Nurse Week just past mid point. Marie Neuschnaefer said recognition is growing in counties with and without nurses as media and groups spotlight nursing work amid a wartime staffing level. There are 224 public health nurses and 92 industrial nurses in Iowa, with continued support from nursing boards and councils. The piece also notes a Storm Lake Church of Christ baby shower for 10 Labrador Retriever pups at pastor Herman Kooy’s home. Tar the mother and pups are thriving.
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Storm Lake Church
Harlan News Advertiser Employees Find Sugar Sack Hidden in Rags
An employee named Dick Miller in a Harlan News-Advertiser workday discovery unearthed an unopened sugar sack from a pile of old rags bought from an unnamed supplier.
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Harlan News- Advertiser
Dick Miller
Farmers Urged To Conserve Feed And Boost Production
County Extension Director R W Ashby warns Palo Alto County farmers to cut feed waste by marketing culled livestock and using roughage-favored feeding. Emphasizes finishing cattle by grade, marketing lighter hogs, and meeting revised crop goals amid wartime food needs. Also notes New London election ballots rejected for incorrect markings and left handed residents facing ribbing.
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R. W. Ashby
Palo Alto County
New London
Louisville Industry Surges in Kentucky Output
Louisville accounts for three fifths of Kentucky’s 1,700 industries by value with about 75,000 workers earning roughly 70 million dollars annually. State producers turn out goods valued at over 600 million dollars, underscoring the agricultural state's strength and boosting confidence in Savings Bonds. U.S. Treasury Department
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Kentucky
Louisville
U.S. Treasury Department
4-H Girls Training School by Miss Forbes Set
The final training session led by 4-H Specialist Miss Florence Forbes will be held in the Methodist Church parlors on Tuesday April 16. The lesson focuses on accessories for the girls room or home, mainly lamps for utility and lamps for de-
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Methodist Church
Uncle Sam Warns Against Slacking on Savings Bonds
A Treasury message visiting Philadelphia argues against abandoning savings by payroll deductions now that the war is over. It cites Franklin and the Liberty Bell to urge Americans to invest in U. S. Savings Bonds, claiming a $3 bond could be worth $4 in ten years.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Flower arranging and wood finishing meeting to be held
The article outlines a meeting where decoration and flower arranging will be discussed by Miss Forbes. Leaders are invited from 10:00 to 4:00, with encouragement for an older girl or two to attend. Attendees will carry material back to their clubs through talks and samples made at the meeting.
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