Charles McGuire Victim Of Heart Attack
Charles McGuire 59, former Ayrshire and Emmetsburg resident, died in Chicago from a heart attack. He earlier lived in Emmetsburg, worked for Palo Alto Tribune, ran a grocery, and later joined a New York produce firm and Chicago oil burner company. Survived by wife Birdie Ryan and many relatives. funeral held in Chicago. Relatives recall a 1905 immigrant-train fire tragedy that claimed his father Pat and Ed Van Horsen.
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Charles
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Charles McGuire
Ayrshire
Chicago
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Mr. McGuire
Ayrshire Chronicle
Palo Alto Tribune
Joe O'Brien
New York
van Horsen
McQuire
Birdie” Ryan
William Eagan
Keyron Kagan
Jack Kibbe
Joe Kibbe
Joseph Reno
Raymond Waldron
Demand For Poultry Meat and Eggs Outlook for Iowa
Demand for poultry meat and eggs is expected to stay strong into the third quarter of next year, says Ralph Baker, Iowa State marketing specialist. As red meat supplies rise, demand for those products may fall, and consumer incomes could slow. Foreign demand will be much lower than this year, with most exports going to Britain.
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Iowa
Rollese
Baker
Real Estate and Farm Loans
Fred Lippold of Graettinger offers real estate and farm loan services with emphasis on local property deals and financing options for agricultural needs. Offers concise terms and quick assistance for buyers and owners seeking mortgage or loan arrangements.
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Fred Lippold
Graettinger
Egg market outlook and poultry program in Iowa
The text discusses future egg exports to Britain becoming negligible by 1948, current price supports favoring production but harming chicken profitability, and potential offsetting higher spring feed costs. It notes that efficient producers of quality meat poultry and eggs will protect incomes, and mentions the Iowa Agricultural Extension Service launching the chicken of tomorrow program in 1947 to improve meat production through breeding and modern management, urging all Iowa producers to participate.
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Canada
Australia
Britain
Baker
Iowa Agricultural Extenson Service
Iowa
Subscription Rates in Graettinger Area Updated
Rates in effect since January 1 1946 list in territory at 2.00 dollars per year while outside this area the price is 2.50 dollars annually. Service subscriptions since January 1 1945 have remained at 2.00 dollars per year.
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Graettinger
Mulberry Tree Produces Second Crop in Unseasonable Warm Days
In New Virginia C R Brown notes an unusual second fruit set on a mulberry tree amid warm November and October weather. His wife quips about married men wearing a sign of their status as the husband replies with a shiny suit.
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C. R. Brown
New Virginia
Basketball Schedule for Conference Tourney and County Games
The schedule lists conference tourney dates from January 7 at Ayrshire to February 28 with Boys and Girls county, sectional, and home games. Notable entries include January 16 Grover and January 28 Superior as here games, plus February 18 Dolliver 04 and February 21 Lake Center here.
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Ayrshire
Grover
Gillett Grove
Curlew
Superior
Ruthven
Dolliver
Lake Center
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