Local families visit over weekend in Clarinda area
Locals Mr and Mrs Max Shipley of Clarinda spent the weekend here with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Chas Hans. Doyle Savage, employed in Omaha, visited the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Cleo Savage. Mrs Guy Joslyn stayed several days at Braddyville with her son Marion and wife and returned home Sunday.
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Max Shipley
Clarinda
Chas. Hans
Doyle Savage
Omaha
Tie
the Cleo Savage
Guy Joslyn
Braddyville
Marion
Unidentified Terry Family After Funeral Delays
Mr and Mrs Bert Terry and Edith Mary of Clorinda visited over Friday and Saturday with Mrs Wilkes Alkire. They attended the funeral of Mr Terry’s uncle at Lanox Thursday and were delayed returning home due to high water in Clarinda.
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Bert Terry
Edith Mary
Clorinda
Wilkes Alkire
Mr Terry
Lanox
Clarinda
O E S Meeting and Church Social at Crest
Me and Mrs Don Foreman and Mr and Mrs Frank Query attended the O E S meeting at Crest on Tuesday of last week. Mrs Foreman and Mrs Query were guests at the banquet in the Christian church.
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Don Foreman
Frank Query
O. E.S
Crest
Foreman
Mrs Query
Christian Church
Rapid City Ladies Visit Perry Family After 60 Years
Mrs Nettie Gray and Mrs Ano Stuck of Rapid City South Dakota stayed from Sunday to Monday at Mrs Louies Perry's home. Mrs Gray is Perry’s sister, not seen for six decades. The pair were en route to Richland Missouri.
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Mra Nettie Gray
Ano Stuck
Rapid City
South Dakota
Mra Louies Perry
Mra Gray
Mra Perry
Lalies
Richland
Missouri
Omaha visitor joins Chicago couple for weekend
Mrs Jassie Ray of Omaha spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herold Dowell in town. Mr and Mrs G A Schirmer of Chicago also visited, with Mrs Ray extending her stay for a longer visit.
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Mra Jassie Ray
Omaha
G. A. Schirmer
Chicago
Herold Dowell
Mra Ray
Mrs Morley Visits Lori mer Home for Extended Stay
Mr and Mrs Harry Livingston and her mother Ida Morley spent Monday evening at Lori mer at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Porter. Morley remained with her daughter for a longer visit.
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Harry Livingston
Ida Morley
Lorimer
Ray Porter
Help Wanted Reliable Man With Car
Nationwide notice offers a permanent job calling on farmers in Taylor County. Earn $15 to $20 daily, no experience or capital required. Write Me ness Company Dept A Freeport 42-2.
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Taylor County
Meness Company
Dept. A
Freeporc
Vaccination Progresses Against Newcastle Disease
A new vaccine from the U S department of agriculture gives chickens immunity for several months. It offers hope to poultrymen nationwide amid costly losses from Newcastle disease affecting birds from chicks to laying hens and even other fowl. Until market release, sanitation, disinfectants, proper feeding and housing remain essential.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Economic Highlights See Export Boom Lift U S Trade
Wall Street Journal notes exports in March topped 1.304 billion dollars, up 15 percent from February while imports rose 3 percent to 434.5 million. Cotton goods nylon rayon machinery steel cars wheat coal lead the surge. A July 15 export boom expected as Britain relaxes pound controls, though some doubt whether the dollar drain can sustain Britain.
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Wall Street Journal
England
United Kingdom
Britain
How Limestone Works In Soil Acid Correction
Lime applied six months to a year before legume seeding neutralizes surface soil acidity. Disking spreads particles to the top 2 3 inches, where each particle begins correcting surrounding soil. Over a year, treated zones expand from half to an inch in diameter, aiding clover when enough lime creates sweet soil. Tests should precede liming.
New Utility Cart Designed by Fred W. H. Spear
A garden cart built from an old hood and carriage wheels with three tubes for a handle. Welded by Fred W. H. Spear of Natick Massachusetts, this cart shuffles leaves and weeds and even carries ash to the dump.
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Fred W. H. Spear
Natick
Mass
New Enzyme May Affect All Life
A California scientist at the University of California reports a new enzyme found in frog eggs. Named phosphopro aanh phosphorus from proteins in the ovum becomes available to the developing embryo. Phosphorus is essential to normal growth and development of all living tissue and embryos.
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Fornia
University of Calif
Capitalist ethic in postwar business soaring in public view
A columnist argues labor and industry share responsibility in reshaping public opinion about American freedoms and institutions. A company report to its 3,951 employees reveals $29,660,626 in capital supporting 7,507 job links and seven and a half cents profit per dollar sold in 1946, framing capitalism as the engine of high living standards and steady competition.
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America
United States
Why Federal Power Is A Monopoly
An analysis arguing government power ventures like TVA and CVA create the worst form of monopoly by seeking tax exemptions and grants to outcompete private facilities. It cites Edison on public monopolies and claims government ventures can shift losses to taxpayers while dictating electricity prices without effective regulation.
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J. A. Whitlow
A. Edison
U. S
TVA
CVA
General Law Practice in All Courts in Locke Building
Office upstairs in Locke Building first stairway east of Bedford National Bank. General law practice in all courts state and federal. Special attention given to settlement of estates.
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Locke Building
Bedford National Bank
Veterans reach record U S veteran population total
The U S veteran population from all wars stands at 18 188 000 a new peak with 14 267 000 having served in World War II reflecting the aging but growing national veteran cohort in recent years.
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U. S
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