Local Items Highlight Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Kent Wallace returned Thursday of last week from a trip to Canada. Richard Buckner of Wichita Kansas spent last week here with his parents Mr and Mrs O M Buckner. Mr and Mrs B E Lucas and Patricia of Shenandoah visited here Sunday.
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Kent Wallace
Canada
Richard Buckner
Wichita
Kansas
Mra O. M. Buckner
B. E. Lucas
Patricia
Shenandoah
Reed kin hosted Newt Aldridge in Council Bluffs visit
Newt Aldridge and his family visited Council Bluffs over the weekend, staying with Mr and Mrs Ross Reed, the parents of Mr Aldridge.
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Newt, Aldridge and
Familly
Council Bluffs
Mr. Aldridge
Ross Reed
Nobody Pays Except You Fee Debate Highlights Tax Burden
A federal official clarified that interest on treatment costs is not included in calculations of ROY costs, stating that the Treasury covers interest. The remark underscores that the financial burden falls on ordinary taxpayers, not the federal agency.
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Elec
U. S. Treasury
Mrs Betty Ginn Returns From Michigan Visit
Mies Betty Ginn came back Thursday evening last week after visiting her brother and family in Niles Michigan.
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Mies
Betty Ginn
Niles
Michigan
Lenox visitors with Johnston family pause here
Mr and Mrs Mannie Johnston of Lenox visited here Friday with his parents Mr and Mr Bud Johnston. The brief social call brought together two Johnston generations at a local gathering.
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Mannie Johnston
Lenox
Bud Johnston
Wiley sisters return to Omaha after stay at Frank Davis home
Ann and Sharon Wiley, who spent two months in the Frank Davis residence, returned Saturday to their home in Omaha.
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Ann
Sharon Wiley
Frank Davis
Omaha
Long Term Fed Land Bank Loans in Taylor County
Taylor County Iowa seeks long term low rate loans from the Federal Land Bank. J D Loudon serves as secretary for Taylor County. Announcement outlines loan availability and application process for local farmers and ranchers seeking financing.
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Federal
Taylor County
J. D. Loudon
Funeral for Henry Otte Attended by Area Women
Me and Mrs Neal Akers Ida Piper Ray Akers from Gravity and Mrs Lester Mc Kay of Sharpsburg attended the funeral of Henry Otte at Clarinda on Thursday.
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Neal Akers
Ida Piper
Ray Akers
Gravity
Lester McKay
Sharpsburg
Henry Otte
Clarinda
Household goods moved to Corn ing for family relocation
The household goods of Mr. Glen Lock were moved to Corn ing Monday where she and the children will make their home for the duration.
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Glen Lock
Corning
Creston Couple Arrives for Postponed Funeral
Mr and Mrs L. L. McGregor of Creston arrived yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs W. R. Richardson but learned on arrival that services had been postponed.
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L. L. McGregor
Creston
W. R. Richardson
Injured Worker Dean McMahill Hospitalized After Job Incident
Dean McMahill sustained injuries while working for a construction company at College Springs and is currently recovering in Clarinda hospital. The incident prompted medical evaluation and safety checks at the site.
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Dean McMahill
College Springs
Clarinda
Perdews Visit Clarinda. Mrs Depew Stays for Treatments
Mr and Mrs BE M. Perdew traveled to Clarinda last Thursday. Mrs Depew remained until Saturday to receive treatments.
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Mra BE. M. Perdew
Clarinda
Mra Depew
Miss Misa Gray Teaches in Grant City Public Schools
Misa Margaret Gray spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Gray. She is teaching in the public schools at Grant City Missouri.
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Misa Margaret Gray
Mra
Claude Gray
Grant City
Missouri
Local Social Guests Share Dinner With Mrs Iona Heninger
Mr and Mrs Charles Lock, Mr and Mrs Alda Burwell, and Mrs Elmer Burwell were guests at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs Iona Heninger.
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Chas. Lock
Alda Burwell
Elmer Burwell
Iona Heninger
Mrs Maggie Douglas Visits Mrs Madden at Bedford
Mrs Maggie Douglas visited with Mrs Mave Madden at Bedford Saturday of last week. While there, Mrs Madden received a long distance call from her son Howard serving in California. Mrs Douglas said she could hear Howard clearly as if in the same room.
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Maggie Douglas
Mave Madden
Bedford
Mra Madden
Howard
California
Douglas
Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services
The Methodist Church invites the community to morning worship at 10 a.m. followed by Sunday school immediately after the service led by Pastor J. D. Stevens. The message centers on reform starting within the soul and giving one’s real self a chance.
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J. D. Stevens
School Days Happenings and Enrollment Shifts
Enrollment in this year's high school shows a rise of about 24 percent compared with last year, with the 9th grade largest at 7 girls and 15 boys and the 12th grade at 10 girls and 6 boys. The American Government class led by Miss Gaebler has 23 pupils, and various classes note early year activities from typing warmups to reading working drawings. There are new primary and intermediate students, Beverly and Robert Safely, and a growing roster across grades two through five.
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Gaebler
Manualarts
Beverly Safey
Robert Safely
Shirley Safely
Companion Oat as Partner Crop For Seeding Grasses
Rutgers extension agronomist C S Garrison advises using oats as a companion crop for seeding grasses and legumes at one to one and a quarter bushels per acre, far below the usual two and a half. The lighter oat stand reduces competition for moisture and nutrients and minimizes shading of young seedlings, boosting legume and grass establishment. Early removal of oats by pasture, hay, or silage helps avoid lodging and preserves the seed mix.
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C. S. Garrison
Rutgers University
Fish Hatcheries Output in 1943 Declines from 1942
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports 99 federal hatcheries produced 6.69 billion fish and eggs in 1943. Species output varied by hatchery conditions and forms. Total for 1948 falls 14.4 percent behind 1942, due mainly to fewer pollock eggs and flounder fry, with gains in lake trout steelhead and salmon.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Department of the Interior
Troy
Wanted to Buy Cobs By This Office
This notice from The Independent advertises purchase of corn cobs. It invites sellers to call or visit to arrange sale or to offer information about upcoming availability.
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the Independent
Mrs Roy Adams and Barbara Visit Omaha Relatives
Mrs Roy Adams and daughter Barbara of Omaha visited from Saturday until Monday evening with Mrs Adams' parents Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and with other relatives.
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Roy Adams
Barbara
Omaha
Adams
Frank Davis
Third Grade Social Science Studies Indian Children
The Third grade Social Science class explores Indian children and their homes while enjoying new textbooks.
Free Methodist Church Announces District Conference Attendance
Free Methodist Church reports Pastor Bertha A Brown and others will attend the district conference in Clarinda. There will be no Sunday service. Prayer meeting is held each Wednesday evening at 8 oclock.
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Bertha A. Brown
Clarinda
Lowell Dugan Returns From Boot Training Home
Lowell Dugan, who has been taking his boot training at San Diego California, arrived home Tuesday to spend his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Milo Dugan.
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Lowell Dugan
San Diego
California
Milo Dugan
Choose a Quality Cream Can for Cleanliness and Save Waste
The piece urges selecting straight sided, well tinned cream cans without seam flaws or crimped flanges. It argues that poorly made tins trap cream residues in crevices, fostering bacteria, spoilage, and wasted money. A sturdy, fully coated can keeps cream safe and saves costs.
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