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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
4
The piece argues that the distribution of national income in 1945 shows broad sharing among workers farmers professionals and small investors. It challenges the notion that wealth is held by a few and defends the democratic economy against central control or socialist reforms.
Tharen Petersen advises Capper's Farmer readers on wall finishes to alter a room’s mood. Wood paneling adds warmth while plywood and plastic-coated options suit modern styles. tile patterns and wall linoleum offer clean, durable looks for bathrooms and kitchens.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Burton Guengerich recently married and couples from Pekin Morton Green Valley Morton and Gilmore. The charivari was hosted at Phillip Guengerich's residence.
Mrs. Ernest Palmer and Lyle along with Phyllis Jones and Lorraine Meyer were seen shopping in Peoria on Monday afternoon.
A letter dated Monday from Mrs. C. J. DeSutter of St. Petersburg Florida says Etta Cox is up and convalescing well after a month’s illness. She plans to be home by early April.
A reflective piece on seed catalogues tempting rural households with peas like Tele Phone and Mammoth Melting Sugar and vast varieties. It traces dream purchases from vegetables to flowers and shrubs, the lure of landscaping services, and the sinking realization of a growing bill.
A family plans a four tree line an apple pear cherry and peach ordered after a vegetable garden expands. The project overfills beds causes crowded cucumbers tomatoes cabbage and onions. Despite losses and excess beans a future harvest of ten bushels of onions offers hope.
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