Newspaper Ads Best Way To Boost Sales
Howard Dexter, sales manager of Petroleum Heat and Power, says newspaper advertising opens more doors to prospects than any other method. He notes the firm increased ads during the slump and achieved a 103 percent rise in this year’s sales.
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Howard Dexter
Petroleum Heat and Power Company
Dexter
Adapting to surroundings brings love and contentment
If we adapt ourselves to our present surroundings and show love and kindness to all with us, we will be contented for the present and the future holds no fear for us.
Forgotten Lord Cited Amid Public Whining
In a Fairmont Minnesota Sentinel column a combative reader lamented that the country has forgotten the Lord, and a bright clergyman countered that there is more evidence of forgetfulness than any claim of neglect by the Lord. The exchange prompts readers to reflect on national faith and duty.
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Fairmont
Minn
Friends of the Understanding Heart Share Sorrows and Joys
A reflection on friendship describes friends as those who share sorrows and joys, discount our frown, welcome our smile, and possess an understanding heart.
Laff and Terr Quote On Calling of a Telephone Girl
A witty exchange defines a telephone girl's work as a calling rather than a mere profession. The joke contrasts classification with personal fulfillment, highlighting how some roles are viewed in light of purpose.
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Laff
Thrilling World Series Game Delights St Louis Fans
The second World Series game at St Louis Friday afternoon thrilled fans with big league play. Radio listeners matched the excitement from the stands as play by play conveyed the drama, offering a vivid, cost effective way to follow the action.
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St. Louis
Cardinals Tie World Series With Grimes One Hit Effort
In Philadelphia on Monday afternoon the third World Series game produced a big Cardinals win that evened the series after St Louis opened in St Louis. Grimes pitched a one hit game until two outs in the ninth when Simmons lined a home run for the second hit and two runs, spoiling a potential one hit shutout.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Grimes
Simmons
Cardinals
Rainy pattern relieves water shortage and boosts pastures
A second storm brings soaking ground and rising well levels as cisterns fill. Ponds and creeks gain surplus water for winter, while wheat sowing slows. Fodder loss in corn stalks reduces feed value this year, but meadows and pastures look excellent and fall feed should be abundant.
Scientist’s Kiss Claim Sparks Mock Gallantry Debate
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column quotes a scientist asserting that each kiss shortens a girl’s life by ten seconds, provoking a humorous exchange about life, death, and metaphysical consequences. The second ditto line retorts with astonishment at déjà vu and centuries of imagined existence.
Faye Martin Visits Parents This Week
Faye Martin visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Martin this week.
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Faye Martin
Mrs
Jas. Martin
Regular Services and Rally Day at Methodist Churches
The Methodist Episcopal Church under Pastor E LeRoy Pullman lists Gravity and Oak Hill services with Morning Worship at 11 00 and 10 00 respectively plus Sunday School Epworth League and evening worship. Gravity to host Clarinda District Conference Oct 14 with a basket lunch and a Day of Prayer. A one week shift for Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting.
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Oak Hill
Gravity Church
D. J. Shenton
Gravity
Clarinda
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Christ
Bridge Party Brings Hi-gu Club and Nu-Bridge Members Together
The Hi-gu wau-wau club entertained the Nu-Bridge club on Wednesday September 30 at Mrs. W. W. Chandler home. Bridge games filled the afternoon with prizes awarded to Mrs. Leland Morgan for high score and Millie Levitt for low score. Additional guests included the mother of Mrs. Pueiberth and Mrs. Vera Reed.
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Hi-guwau-wau Club
Nu-Bridge Club
W. W. Chandler
Leland Morgan
Millie Levitt
Pueiberth
Vera Reed
Curtains Done at Moores Laundry
Curtains finished at Moore s Laundry look like new. Readers are invited to try the service and contact Ed Locks Barber Shop by phone for details.
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Moore
Iowa Nebraska Light And Power Savings Plan Offered
The Iowa Nebraska Light And Power Company promotes a Savings Budget Plan letting customers buy Prior Preferred shares of United Light and Railways Company in monthly installments. Pay $10 down and $7.50 per month per share for a 6 percent return with principal safety backed by essential services. Inquiries at company offices or through employees.
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Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
United Light and Railways Company
Savings Budget Plan Offers Prior- Preferred Shares
The Savings Budget Plan offers customers Prior- Preferred Shares at 410 down per share and $7.50 per share each month.
Offered at par 100 a share
Offered at par value of 100 dollars per share with availability at any company office or through any employee to purchase shares.
Kate Adams visits relatives in Havelock and Lincoln
Mrs Kate Adams departed Thursday for a two week visit staying with her sister Mrs Margaret Dickerson and other relatives at Havelock and Lincoln Nebraska.
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Kate Adams
Margaret Dickerson
Havelock
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mrs Chas Laird Visits Potwin Parents Here
Mrs Chas Laird of Potwin Kansas arrived Sunday and will visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B F Richardson.
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Chas, Laird
Potwin
Kansas
B. F. Richardson
County Treasurer Announces New Auto License Card Containers
Leonard L. Moore reports a state issued holder for carrying the auto license card. Drivers must display the license card in the vehicle. A new style container is adopted for the 1982 license plates, which will go on sale December 1 by the county treasurer per the Times-Republican.
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Leonard L. Moore
State Motor Vehicle Department
Times-Republican
Economic Peace As Foundation Of World Peace
The speaker argues that economic peace is the basis for world peace. Armed conflict stems from fear and deprivation, with debts and tariff barriers aggravating tension. Rebuilding confidence and hope is the first step before disarmament, then military reductions can follow once people have security and warmth of future happiness.
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Europe
Phone Ed Locks Barber Shop Bundle Tuesday Call
Phone Ed Lock's Barber Shop and we will call for your Bundle Tuesday Thursday or Saturday Moorn's LAUNDRY assisting with pickup and delivery services.
Mrs Virgil McAlpin Seeks Health Treatment in Rochester
Mrs Virgil McAlpin, in poor health, traveled to Clarinda Sunday to stay at the G R McAlpin home for a few days. She will then proceed to Rochester for examination and treatment.
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Virgil McAlpin
Clarinda
G R. McAlpin
Rochester
Entertained Guests At Jim Lacey Home Bedford
Bruce Monahan and wife and Mrs. Olie Heater were entertained in the Jim Lacey home in Bedford, Sunday.
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Bruce Monahan
Olie Heater
Jim Lacey
Bedford
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