Still Much Old Rubber To Be Collected
A wartime drive urges residents to turn in old rubber items stored at home. Thousands of pounds have already been delivered to processing stations, with many more scrap and used rubber items still in homes, garages, and sheds. Citizens are asked to bring hoses, boots, gloves, mats, and other rubber goods to nearest stations or contact civic organizations for collection. The effort supports war materiel production and equipment.
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Aine
Tocal
Bam
Retailers Must File Price Reports By July 1
Retailers must file price reports by July 1 as directed by the Office of Price Administration. Des Moines area notices detail the requirement for annual retail cost statements with price and description of items offered for sale. State Director Robert Adams urges prompt compliance and warns penalties for failure to file.
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Pries Adminiaten. Com
Des. Moines
Veragn
Une
Robert 3. Adama
Office of Price Administration
Price Administration
Forlaer Louk
Jon Lienlion
Varlow
Hutletin
Peemantln
Adams
Rhean
Enlistments in Navy Reported Over the Weekend
Local reports note several men from Connell Bluffs signed for Navy service during a weekend drive. C. K. Murphy expresses satisfaction with his borough’s enlistment turnout and details of the campaign are outlined, including plans for training and future service commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Murphy
Connell Bluffs
Haaburg
Akai Eelybil Navy
Morphy
Thurman Man Drops Pead and Barnas Pastoliion
A garbled local notice reports the death of Thurman Man and mentions Mrs Aitken and Brenant county. It notes his long residence in a rural area and that he leaves surviving relatives. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or locations but implies a funeral or obituary notice.
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Anko
Aitken
Vail
Son in Navy Surprises Folks With Long Distance Call
Mr. and Mrs. Garrel were shocked and delighted late Saturday night when their son Don, stationed in Beatle Washington, phoned them after asking all relatives to listen for a radio program. The surprise aimed to share news about Hamburg toys and a family moment, and the plot worked as intended.
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Mon
Garrel
Don
Navy
Beatle
Washington
Hamburg
Hent
Mrs. Gsrrsil
T Heir Nur
Melbourne Jones Ordained Priest in Episcopal Church
The Rev G Melbourne Jones son of Mrs Te Jones will be ordained in the sacred order of priesthood in Boston Massachusetts at 5 PM Wednesday June 24 He was born in Hamburg and graduated high school in 1995 He later worked in southern Kansas for Sheil Petroleum Corporation and earned an A B degree from an unspecified institution.
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Melbourne Jones
Te Jones
Episcopal Church
Bimpanuel Church
Boston
Mass
My. Jones
Hamburg
High Schoal
Kansas
Sheil Petroleum Corporation
Wollega
Southwortert College and church ordination notes
Fragmented prose lists Southwortert College and Beato study, 1958 dates, ordination at St Pauls Cathedral involving Henry Knox Sherrill, with numerous clerical names and churches. Reading is garbled but centers on education, ordination, and parish appointments in Cambridge Boston and nearby Anglican clergy communities.
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Southwortert College
Win Feta
Karson
Beato
Serastey
Ene
Harvard
Lo Tember
St. Pauls Cathedral
Benton
Iacomte
Jones
Frown St. Paul's Cathedral
Martha's Viryard
Farmous Islands
Henry Knox Sherrill
Mate
Rwelor Manuel
Boston
Jt Muller
Gospiller
Episcopal
Gdinwridge
Er M. Paddock
SL. Janey Church
Cambridge
Merry Mixers Meet in June Office Assembly
The Merry Mixers held a June meeting at the home of Afra Alain Plum for a pleasant afternoon. The gathering opened with the national anthem and a reading. Guests included Mr Atle Grown, Mrs Fern Zack and daughter, Mrs Laure Tein, Mrs Siren haled, Mrs Dhede Conia, Mrs Tivlon Stunch ern, Vera Sheth and xo Brown, with Mrs Moris bitarit as hostess. A light repast featured a bed, white run hue cake and cream.
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Afra
Alain Plum
Wes
Mub
Helen Stivell Senoe
Sheng
Tivlon Stunchern Andursart
Vera Sheth
Xo Brown
Moris Bitarit
Ani
Jospin Moore
Suny Vth
Unclear entry from Fort Awhoss page record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions emergency prompts and plans involving patients and a heat incident. Details are garbled and names or places are not decipherable. The readable parts suggest a medical or safety context but lack concrete facts, dates, or entities to identify.
Kiwanis Club Members Entertain Themselves
Kiwanis members improvised a self entertainment program after a special event faltered. Howard Quien delivered a strong solo, with other members sharing talks on Harburg and local topics. Newcomer M gold, James Lumber Co. manager, praised Harburg’s beauty, shrubs, and streets, as the club enjoyed a varied, educational evening. Edwin Gelscher was welcomed as a new club member.
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Mimlnrs
Jocal Kiwanis Club
den O. Dougan
Osram Counailles
Une Club
Mele Periel
Harbarg
Howard Quien
Howard Paca
Eicelent Service
A.M. Selk
M. AM. Payne
Dtr
M. Gold
James Lumber] Co
Jamburg
Tayold
Dougan
Edwin Gelscher
Clu Ag
Itw
Former resident dies at Hand Hospital
Former Hambwe resident Renevuel N at Hand Hospital. Services held at Methodist church in Piurtagih on Tuesday. Survived by husband, children, sisters, and in laws including former governor Nels Koraschel. Burial in local cemetery with family attendance.
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Renevuel
Krachel
Falnce
Piurtagih
Ellen Gon
Farragut
Bodé
1Ree
Sore
Jom
Fach
Gitney
Howard
Farraguts
Mire
Chath Cox
Farrakut
Sleters
Mix
Mess Moore
Dot
Nels Koraschel
Business Professional Women's Club Meeting Recap
The Business-Professional Women's Club gathered at Mrs W B Davey on Thursday evening for a business session followed by a social coverlet party. Miss Metictia Dell announced plans to depart Hamburg and visit Corning Town then Oakland Town where she will become bookkeeper for A C Bleth & Sons. Min O'Dell, longtime James Lumber Co bookkeeper, announced she will leave after five and a half years with wartime service and club activity. The Tuesday night meeting was well attended with generous Guanes and social cheer.
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Ie Anvils
Pg Te Wate
W. B. Davey
Metictia
Dell
Min O'Dell
James Lumber Go
Hamburg
Corning
Town
Oakland
Towu
Ue Furniture, Hardware
A. Cc
Bleth de Sons
Guanes
Farewell for Huffstaders at local Methodist church
A Friday evening farewell service for Rev. G S Huffstader and his wife marked three years of service. The gathering featured a covered dish lunch, musical numbers by the Sunday school and church choir, and tributes including a memory plaque.
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Congressivn i
SU Hufstader
Wilt
Welt Ney
Hedford
Epre
Mifetadir
Sulla Preseritey
Ventstider
Wedding Notice of Misa Shih Ladgerivood and Evie Re iulscal
The text reports a wedding between Misa Shih Ladgerivood of Shivun Sudines and Evie Re iulscal of Joliet, mentioning the ceremony occurred at a location described as To- Methodint wind on a Tuesday. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Jane Die
Misa
Hanihuie
Evie Re Iulscal
Joliet
Registration drive gains public support in Tawi
Charles H. Grahl praises local attitudes toward youth registration ages ten to twenty as officials prepare a smoother process than prior drives. Officials expect fewer exemptions and emphasize civic duty and access to registration cards, with boards coordinating work across districts.
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Charles H. Grahl
Tawi
Jane
Tie Jay
Allen
Citizens Mist
Mow
Tihegtor Grahb
Andynritares
Howe
Rer
Darel Grahl
Call to Service Inspires Quiet County Names and Places
A rough OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and towns across Premont county including Glen J, Hamburg, Ira Raymond Kuhns, Merle Cliffard Dodd, Raydunia, Jonesn, Hamburg, Darrel Murphamburg, Melvin John Tyner, and others. It hints at a community notice or roster across multiple settlements such as Randolph, Shenandoah, Shenanda, and Parragut with various surnames like Maher, Miller, Larson, and Pickens.
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Premont County
Atal Glen J
Fragmentary notice ties names to a nameless event
A garbled OCR page fragment lists numerous individuals and places such as Mir id Mavs and Knoxville with references to a public or social matter. The text mixes names like Tony Tyenn and Mrs A. EL Parnes with places Missouri and Kansas City, yielding a chaotic, partial record of a reunion or meeting without clear action or date.
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Gian Ehaleleets
Pivoh
Ford Mt
Paegne Gdson
Tony Tyenn
Ik Ot Polk
Misenty
A. EL Parnes
Dauehber
Snttsbun
Aed
Anne Ehtidren
Jon Jue Illic
Wralington
Missnuri
Nel Atms
Freed Parner
Ene Ebule Drons
Rad Loreltie
Kats City
Miswuirhs Mies
Mrs At Ath and Baby
Pumauitk
Mis Jrouri
Storm leaves town with damaged roofs and flooded river
Friday night storm felled wires and toppled large trees in town. At the Charles Haziett farm, roof damage to eight horses and loss of storage occurred while a Ferragut Co warehouse burned after lightning struck. The West Nishi river overflowed, saving bridge access after volunteers helped relieve pressure.
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Satuday
Annie
Charles Haziett
Portlais
Willds Hall
Nime
Farragut
Ferragut OL Co
Mt. Sidney
Fram Varig
Willy Waleer
Missouri Up Again For The Thivel Hire With Ronen
Missed and garbled OCR text describes heavy rains and rising waters affecting Missouri towns. Damages reported to Towlands and Fork Genk dam noted as potentially easing, with government engineers monitoring to prevent flooding.
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Ronen
Lin
Red Werle
Fork
Genk
Fragmented OCR News Item With Obscured Details
The readable fragments describe a local scene with mentions of places and people, including a park, a state, and a public interest. The text is heavily garbled but hints at civic actions, a new dealer, and community movements affecting residents. Further specifics are unreadable due to degraded OCR quality.
Fragmented OCR reads like a city notice
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with scattered names and terms including street references and personal names. No clear event, date, or location is discernible to form a coherent news item or official notice.
Fragmented OCR notes on unnamed names and places
The text consists of garbled phrases and invented spellings listing various names such as Vinten Men Sherry Oyler Blac and Patt Wally Catt. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet with no clear event, date, or location and few readable entities.
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Oyler
Norkil
Amierheth
Ciel
Wally Catt
Bolievis AL Per Mab
Department of
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