Commencement Exercises At Maurice High School
Special Correspondent reports Maurice high school held commencement Thursday with five seniors and sixteen eighth graders receiving diplomas. Rev Jabaay of Orange City delivered the address. Vander Well presented diplomas. Salutatory by Ralph Schatt, valedictory by Leona Vander Moelen. Class history by Adrianna Visser, class prophecy by Shirley Vander Brake, class will read by Shirley Boyd. Green and white colors. lilies of the valley as class flower.
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Jabaay
Orange City
John Roggen
Hig Vander
Ralph Schatt
Leona Vander
Moelen
Jason
Mieras
Beverly Heugsinkveld
Golleen Buckley
Lorna Kots
Sadie de Groot
Edwin Draager
John Dykstra
Bernard Kots
Orville Kroeze
the Maurice
Maurita Buckley
Robert Schlesser
Frances van. Roekel
John Baarskamp
Sherman No. 8
Mary
Sue DeJong
Paul Dean Délager
LeMars Park
Bitiday
Harry Muilenburg
Herman. Vander Well
Sioux City
John
John. DeGroot
Denver
Colo
Ronald: Schat
Herman -Vander
Jake Koolbeck
Sioux Center
J. R. Boyd
Spirit Lake
Stanley Kuiken
Marvin Smith
Into
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R. J. Cassidy
John, McDonald
McDonald
H. J. Schlesser
Carmen J. Schlesser
Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing
Loyola University
Chicago
Phyllis Schlesser
Brazil's Rare Sands Yield Thorium and Lithium Sources
Along Brazil's shore and riverbanks lie monazitic sands believed to be the world's largest source of thorium, cerium, and other rare minerals. Lithium extracted from these sands enters chemical industries as a catalyst for armament materials.
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Brazil
Hapy Protection: Keeping Farm Machinery Safe in Sheds
A simple method to protect farm machinery is to store it in a tool shed when not in use. This practice minimizes pest exposure and reduces weathering, helping extend equipment life and deter theft.
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Equitable Society
Army to double heavy trucks in 1944 from 1943
Army plans to increase heavy trucks to about twice the 1943 level. The report notes a shift toward two tonners and above, with emphasis on larger, heavier transport vehicles entering service in 1944.
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Ecuirs
Peat reserves and fuel possibilities from Sweden
Sweden holds five to six billion tons of peat with even distribution. Two tons of peat match the heat of a ton of steam coal, and the Sosdala plant can produce 70,000 tons of briquets. Experiments show peat can yield fuel oil gas coke tar carbolic acid paraffin and resin. Drippings can be stored without strain. sausage drippings keep separate for seasoning. Nutritionists urge breakfast to cover a quarter to a third of daily needs with fruit juice cereal eggs meat fish bread butter and a beverage.
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Sosdala
Bureau of Human Nutrition
Department of Agriculture
Uruguay Women Gain Civic Rights Ahead of Time
The article notes Uruguay stands out in South America as a country where women may wear slacks without censure and enjoy full civic rights. Women are eligible for all elective and appointive offices at federal, provincial, and municipal levels, including the presidency. Several serve as mayors and justices of the peace, with four women in the national legislature.
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United States
Republic
Justices of the Peace
Senate
House
Construction Unemployment Rises In Early Depression
The article notes that during 1929 to 1932 construction job losses surged 61 percent while non durable goods production rose only 13 percent. It also discusses calcium’s role in bone health, muscle function, and blood coagulation, highlighting milk as a source.
Traditional fuel of the Northeast from Pennsylvania coal
Nearly all United States anthracite coal deposits are in Pennsylvania near New York New Jersey and New England. Geography plus older heating plants that burned coal with less smoke made anthracite the region's traditional fuel.
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Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
New England
Northeast
4 H Club War Bond Drive Shows Youth Farm Aid
The Four H Clubs of America, 1 700 000 strong, aid the war program by supporting food supply and buying War Bonds. Scene No 1 features Glenn Whittenberg Hidalgo County Texas placing profits in War Bonds. No 2 shows an ambulance purchased by 37 000 Virginia 4 H members presented by Carolyn Steele Fairview and Richard Fleming Branesville. Major Barnard Sobol USA accepts the ambulance with Director M L Wilson.
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Hidalgo County
Texas
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Virginia
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Fairview
Richard Fleming
Branesville
Barnard Sobol
USA
M. L. Wilson
Extension Service
Fleming
Billy
Fairfax County
Dad
Helen Wheeting
Brown County
South Dakota
Jane Budderar
Frederick County
Maryland
Livestock Market Report From Sioux City Area Trade
Slaughter cattle and yearlings up to 15 cents higher with prices from 12.50 to 16.65 for feeders and fed heifers. Cows strong to 13.50, bulls to 18.25, stockers 10.75 to 14.15. Hog trade steady at 13.45 for 180 to 270 pound butcher hogs, others 10 to 11.40, sows 10.00 to 10.10. Lambs firm at 14.50 to 15.00, fats 14.25, ewes 5.00 to 6.50. List of buyers and consignments across Plymouth and Sioux counties included with weights and prices.
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Montana
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Sioux County
Plymouth Ben
B. F. Hass
Cattle Price List From Local Market
A fragmented livestock list shows prices for cows, steers, and cattle from multiple sellers. Notable entries include Pottery weight cattle around 1012 pounds at 15.50, Alfred at 708 pounds at 15.50, and Shel ter 50: 7 Steerg andy 855 at 15.75, with several other weights and prices in the 12.60 to 16.95 range.
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Shelter
Steerg
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Slayton Neumann
Joe Sandulte
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