Cresco High Adverts Saws to Aid Pacific Forces
Local notes report Cresco High School boys advertising a dozen old crosscut saws to craft knives for Uncle Sam’s fighting forces in the Pacific. The itemized news spans from farm deliveries of government bought soybeans to communal social events and bridge club gatherings in Forest City, Buffalo Center, Lake Mills, and Ruthven, highlighting civic activity and wartime support.
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Cresco High School
Uncle Tsaiin
Ialanda
Pacific
Forest City
Buffalo Center
Lake Mills
Local News Items From Emmetburg Graettinger and Nearby
Business callers visit Emmetburg Graettinger Mason City and Des Moines. Visitors include George Frick Olen Anderson C A Denson Francis McCarty and many locals. A birth at Motherville hospital plus new Graettinger residents Shiley and Forbes marked community updates.
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George Frick
Emmeteburg
Olen Anerson
Wallingford
Graettinger
C. A. Denson
Francis McCarty
Mason City
Wm. Hossack
Itxennster Springs
Dick Spies
Mayville
North Dakota
Otto
Martin Vaughlin
Estherville
Gracttinger
Laughlin
Anna Jorgensen
Des Moines
Emmett Jackman
Iowa City
Bernard Bortin
Mother
Babe
Motherville Hospital
the Times
Lloyd Handeland
Handeland
Vivian Espesel
M. C. Grodland
S. T. Shiley
Ames
Fred Spiesdsky
Levi
Lien
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Thompson
C. A. Jensen
Clarksville
Memphis
J. L. Rendahl
Winnebago County
Red Cross
Albert Johnson
Pento
Chas. Stewart
Ruthven
Martin Laughlin
R. W._ Nanamaker
Wmn. G. Bohi
Ralph Robinson
Bridge Club
FE. S. George
Methodist Aid
Ors
McCombs
Singer
Bohh
Merk
Missionary Society
The
Catholic Missionary Society
P. Wagner
Doris Nett
Jack Jackson
Doris Neet
Miss Neet
South Dakota
Men's Bridge Club
Latson Cafe
A. Thompson
Adolph Spies
Emmet Martin
Max Baumgartner
Dr. Shiley
McCarty’s Grocery
Oxydol
Carey
Mitchell’s Food Market
Peck
Box
Felakes
Miller's
Pony Crocker’s
Anderson’s Grocery
Doz
California
Texas
Victory
Libby
Fairmont Pride
MOORE
China
Giant Post
Lifebroy
Palmolive
Lux
Camay
Stokley
Lewis Lye
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