Gravity Independent Opinion on Government Policy Words
The piece critiques slogans like full employment planning and racial security as dangerous when used as government policy. It cites Italy Russia and Germany to illustrate misused promises and the consequences of policy zeal. John Chamberlain is quoted as noting the peril of emplacing political aims as fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Russia
Germany
Polleh Ferasta
Nyone
John Chamberlain
U.S
Paris
Burlington Main
Burlington
Victory Loan bonds prove sound economy and resolve
Ted R. Gamble argues the Victory Loan is the crucial test of war finance. The drive aims to raise 11 billion with 4 billion from individuals, explaining needs such as veterans' pay, occupying forces, and settling canceled contracts. He highlights past achievements, debt distribution, and the goal to build a strong postwar economy through widespread bond ownership and patriotic duty.
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Treasury
Budget Bureau
Federal Reserve
America
Honor Roll of Subscribers and Donors
Honor roll lists individuals who have paid independent subscriptions since the last report. Names include Geo. Crawford, G. TE. Smith, Madeline Smith, Mrs Nehie Cimbs, Lewis Haag, Mrs Lottie McCol, Jeine Sexton, J. L. Blake, Frank Whitelock, Glen Sivage, John Parka, Ben F. Jensen, William Finekline, Mrs Harold Davie, Mrs C. B. Weller, Mrs Clifford Reed, Mart O’Beirn, Mrs Carrie Alkire, Mrs Maris Johnston, Joe Morgan, John Adama, Mrs Jim Terry, Mrs A. E. Churchill, Himer Churchill, Art Weaver, Elton Lowery, Clarence Crow, Mrs Kenneth Shielda, Louisa Perry, Mrs John Neil, Mrs Ed Crow, Mrs Gertrude Lund, J. J. Moore, Mrs C. B. Raesidon, Fred Gondie, Clara Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Crawford
G. TE. Smith
Madeline Smith
Nehie Cimbs
Lewis Haag
Lottie McCol
Jeine Sexton
J. L. Blake
Frank Whitelock
Glen Sivage
John Parka
Ben F. Jensen
Wm. Finekline
Harold Davie
C. B. Weller
Clifford Reed
Mart O’beirn
Carrie Alkire
Art Weaver
Elton Lowery
Clarence Crow
Kenneth Shielda
Louisa Perry
John Neil
Attend Posten Funeral Friday Attendees List
Relatives and friends traveled from multiple towns to attend the funeral of Posten in Friday afternoon services. Among those present were Mr and Mrs A W Bander, Maurie of Red Oak, Mr and Mrs Living Bradley of Ceeseo, Ellia Bradley, Will Ira ion, Fred Fisher of Clarinda, Emmet Bradley, Nell Maxeel, Geo Irwin, Wave Madder, Horace Beener, Tom Roberts, Mra ir M. Chandler, Jim Richardeor of Bedford, EB Lucas, Marie Johnston, Madeline Smith, Dorothy Lewis, Herb Clark of Shenandoah, Roy Ervin of Corning, Will Chandler of Arlington Va, G B Smith of Memphis Mo.
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Jeter Oiver Posten
Len Gallighs
J.G. Savage
Wif
Adra Jones
Dia Moines
Firg
A. W. Bander
Maurie
Red Oak
Mea Living Bradley
Ceeseo
Ellia Bradley
Will Ira@ion
Fred Fisher
Clarinda
Emmet Bradley
Nell Maxeel
Geo. Irwin
Wave Madder
Horace Beener
Tom Roberts
Ir M. Chandler
Jim Richardeor
Bedford
EB. Lucas
Marie Johnston
Madeline Smith
Dorothy Lewis
Herb Clark
Shenandoah
Roy Ervin
Corning
Will Chandler
Card of Thanks Acknowledges Sympathy From Family
We express grateful appreciation for your kind expressions of sympathy. Signed by Mrs Stella Posten Mr and Mrs Leonard Gallagher and Children.
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Stella Posten
Leonard Gallagher
Season for Winter Cover Crops Nears
Government reports show planting of cover crops growing especially in the east central and southern states with the South expanding from a few hundred thousand to several million acres in a decade. Winter legumes and grasses including Austrian winter pea hairy vetch crimson clover ryegrass alfalfa and kudzu are urged to boost fertility erosion control and cash crop yields for postwar farming profits.
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East Central
Pacific
Nutrition Knowledge Cuts Loss of Calves
Farmers could reduce calf losses by applying simple mineral principles. The AVMA report highlights salt iodized salt and minerals for calves. It recommends 1 percent iodized salt in grain and free-choice iodized salt, plus 1 percent calcium and phosphorus supplements, unless milk feeding at 12 pounds daily provides sufficient calcium and phosphorus.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Beef and Dairy Cows Selected for Type for Selection
The article outlines selecting beef or dairy cattle by breed traits and market demands. It contrasts dairy cows with wedge shaped bodies and beef cattle with rectangular frames, noting wider hips and pinbones in dairy cows and a sharp withers.
Local Man Fred McKune Improves After Monday Transfer
Fred McKune was taken in on Monday and is feeling better at this time. He received care and shows signs of recovery, with friends and family hoping for full improvement in the coming days.
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Fred McKune
Notable social guests visit Cresco hosts on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Cecil Mcrez welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Emmet Bradley of Bradford Mrs Len Gallagher of Des Moines and Mrs QO G Posten to their Cresco home on Sunday for a social gathering with friends.
Harold Chamberlin Returns After Discharge From Service
Harold Chamberlin came home Friday evening after his discharge and is now with his mother Mrs Pearle Chamberlin. He has spent two years in the C. B. I. Theatre and faces difficult days ahead as he adjusts to civilian life.
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Harold Chamberlin
Pearle Chamberlin
Houk Family Plans Winter Visit After Guthrie Center Trip
Mr and Mrs Lilusyd Houk of Guthrie Center spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Clara Houk. She accompanied them home where she will spend the winter.
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Mes Lilusyd Houk
Guthrie Center
Clara Houk
Billie Churchill and Billie Swan Headed to Omaha Work
Billie Churchill and Billie Swan departed Sunday for Omaha where they are employed, signaling a relocation tied to their jobs.
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Billie Churchill
Billie Swan
Omaha
Homecoming for Warl Jones After Overseas Service
Warl Jones returns home after forty four months overseas and receives his discharge. He arrives in the city Thursday, marking the end of a long overseas stint and the start of his civilian life back home.
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Warl Jones
Tiuraday
Family trip to Clarinda for Thanksgiving visit
Arthur Meyera drove to Mount A Sunda afternoon where he met his daughter Mrs Lawrence Atteberry and two daughters of Davia City visiting her parents. Mr Atteberry came Thursday. They all went to Clarinda to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Meyers' mother Mrs Emma Pfander, Homer Pfander and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Meyers.
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Arthur Meyera
Sunda
Mra
Lawrence Atteberry
Davia
Mr Atteberry
Clarinda
Tro Meyers
Emma Pfander
Homer Pfander
Kenneth Meyers
Local visitors depart for Omaha after short stay
Mr and Mrs Harold Chamberlin and Mr and Mrs Junior Newberg and son left Tuesday evening for Omaha Nebraska after a few days visit here.
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Harold Chamberlin
Junior Newberg and Son
Omaha
Neb
Optimal hay harvesting stage from Wyoming station tests
Quality Hay Tests from the Wyoming experiment station find hay yield of digestible nutrients hinges on cut stage. Alfalfa should be cut at one tenth bloom. Timothy and grass hays at full bloom. Leaves carry most nutrients, so harvest to retain leaves whenever possible.
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Wyoming Experiment Station
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Francis
Enterea Av
Gravity
Inwane
Alfred D. Beckley
Pittsburgh
Flack
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Victory
White
Faye Elmo White
RFC 2
New ‘Bethlehem
Sampson, N. Y
Naval Hospital
War Finance Division
U. S. Treasury
Ted R. Gamble
Mra Maris Johnston
Joe Morgan
John Adama
Jim Terry
Mra A. E. Churchill Himer Churchill
Ed Crow
Gertrude Lund
J. J. Moore
C. B. Raesidon
Fred Gondie
Molotov
David
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