Army Shoes and a Clever Escape
A heated exchange unfolds as a lush growls about action and demands more energy. A mouse peeks from a coat pocket, while a smouse yells that the tomcat should face the same fate, heightening the tense, comic confrontation.
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Doubtful tale of pocketed drinks at the bar
A jokey yarn describes a man ordering two whiskeys, drinking one then pocketing the other, and repeating the stunt at the far end of the bar. The bartenders clash as one warns the other to eject the patron before he is thrown out.
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Dock Mauer
Dewey to Speak at Plym o u t h County Cancer Drive
Dr J R Dewey of Schaller Iowa will address a Meruit Methodist Church meeting on April 16 at 7:00 p m official opening of the Cancer Crusade campaign in Plym outh County. Workers will gather campaign supplies at the event and attendees will hear the message from the highly recommended speaker.
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American Cancer Soci
Plymouth County
J. R. Dewey
Schaller
Iowa
Meruit
Wartburg Concert Band to Perform in Akron
Pictured is Wartburg College Concert Band, a 65 member group from Waverly Iowa, directed by Ernest G Hagen. The band will give a concert at Akron High School stadium on Sunday April 12 at 8 06 p m. Hagen, formerly of the State University of Iowa, studied under Clemens Krauss in Europe and is a Wartburg instructor in public school music since last September.
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Akron
Waverly
Lows
Ernest G. Hagen
Hagen
Wartburg
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Hagenshay
Wartburg College Band on Iowa tour concert at Akron
Wartburg College Band directed by a listed college official travels a 10 day tour across Iowa the Dakotas and Minnesota. The concert is sponsored by Trinity Lutheran Church Akron and St John’s Preston Two inviting members and music lovers to attend.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
Wartburg College
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Akron
John Pannhuk
St. John's Lutheran Church of
Preston
Henry J. Disks
Friends of Good Music
Wedding license applications and spring storm notes
This week at the Clerk of Courts office couples Leon Curt Allen Betsworth Merrill Laut Margaret Feller Le Mins Win Boomgaarden Jr Hawarden Dorothy Mae Meyer Akron applied for marriage licenses. Royal Theatre photos delayed. will run in a water issue. A windstorm caused tree and building damage but no serious harm. The farm project progresses with the well partially trashed and concrete wall work planned.
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Clerk of Courts Office
Leoncurt
Allen Betsworth
Merrill
Laut
Margaret Feller
le Mins
Win. Boomgaarden, Jr
Hawarden
Dorothy Mae Meyer
Akron
Royal Theatre
Fredonia Social Guests Include Many Local Families
Fredonia residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nettles and Coating hosted a dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Haack and their relatives from Remsen, Mr and Mrs Earl Haack and children, and Jim Smith with children of Le Mars Amiunda and Tracy Haack of Granville, along with Mr and Mrs Robert Lundgren and Sandra and Donnie as supper guests.
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AS Lundgren
Allen
Sioux Falls
Sious Empee Club
Myrtle Baldwin
Anna Bogh
Rock Rapids
Jay Troxel
Millie Baldwin
Frank Perry
Robert Lundgren
Sandra
Donnie
Don Parkinson
le Mars
Ray Manning
Ray
Orange City
Phyllis Kloster
Sheldon
Ray Boyh
Dana
Albert Lundgren
Pomona
Calif
Herb Baldwin
Donald Mohning
Fredonia
Lloyd Nettles
Elgin-America Eagles win county 4-H tournament final
Elgin-America Eagles beat Liberty 43-37 in Merrill gym March 31 to claim the county 4-H basketball title for the second straight year. Stanton edged Remsen 43-29 for third place in the consolation game. Reuter led Elgin-America with 14 points, Kennedys added 12, Hecht of Liberty tallied 20 for top scoring.
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B. Kehrberg
Othe “Sunden
Aserg WO
Flgin-America
Alwendsen
Elgin- American
Kennedy
Liberty
Remsen
Reomen
Ealt
Hecht
R. Maas
Elgin-America Eagles
Elgin-America
Merrill Gymnasium
Samton
Renpen
Smalter Piberts Fise
Reon Reuter
Larry Kennedys
Lawrence Hecht
Stanton
Reanen
Carters Continue Treatment With Steptomsicin and Penicillin
The article notes the Carters’ ongoing treatment using steptomsicin and penicillin with success, indicating medical progress on the case as reported on the page.
Burma mission farm progress report from Myitkyina
Don Carter reports rapid farm development in Myitkyina Burma with jungle clearing by band labor and local posts for fencing. Water found at 67 feet, concrete wall planned, and 40 laborers employed. Initial US supplied equipment arrived, including slide projectors, screens, and a sail testing kit. Plans include permanent buildings, various farm structures, and educational programs for nearby agricultural villages.
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USA
Ycar
Agriculta
Myitkyina
Don Carter
Burma
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