Hopkinton Soldier Charles D. Talmadge Dies in Germany
Hopkinton residents mourn Pfc. Charles D. Talmadge who was reported missing in action and later confirmed killed in Germany on December 13. Born March 10 1924 on a local farm he lived in Hopkinton, graduated Hopkinton High School in 1941, and served as a combat man in the infantry after training at Camp Wolters Camp Shelby and the University of Connecticut. He was among the first local servicemen to lose his life in World War II.
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Hopkinton
Harvey Talmadge
War Department
Charles D. Talmadge
Germany
Charles
Lenox College
Camp Wolters
Texas
Camp Shelby
Miss
University of Connecticut
England
France
Gerald Talmadge
Pacific
Frugene Talmadge
Point Nagu
Calif
Patricia Talmadge
Cedar Rapids
Sylvia
Gertrude Midkiff
Local Trade Ad Promotes Poultry Equipment and Supplies
A compact classified notice advertises pig brooder equipment including lamps and reflectors, plus complete units for sale. Limited supply available with immediate purchase encouraged.
Iowa urged to boost poultry as war meat shortages loom
Officials from the Feed Institute of Iowa say increasing spring poultry production offers the quickest relief to the national meat shortage expected next summer. Chicks started now reach market by the peak shortage period, with guidance that people can raise yard birds too. The report notes a freeze order affects dressed poultry but not live sales, and stresses rising demand for all meats to aid the war food effort.
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Iowa
Feed Institute of Iowa
O. N. LaFollette
Institute
Thank You Card and Local Listings
Want ads express appreciation for support after death of Mrs Richard White. For sale seed oats recleaned tested germination purity price 1.25 per bushel Harm Dirks Center Junction. Tama seed oats Fred Shover Monticello Phone 40 F 12. Carpenters find Green Gable ready built painted buildings by Ernest McDonough R 1 Monticello.
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Boone Seed Oats
Harm Dirks
Center Junction
Fred Shover
Monticello
Ernest McDonough R
Monticello Panthers Fall in Sectional Final to Maquoketa
The Monticello Panthers lost a tight sectional final to Maquoketa 33 to 29 on the Wyoming court. Monticello trailed by half and rallied late, but poor free-throw shooting 5 of 19 hampered the comeback. Bonwell Rickels and Corbin played their last game, as Monticello’s season ended in WaMaC conference play.
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Maquoketa
Wyoming
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Monti
Bonwell
Rickels
Corbin
Smith
Benson
McDonald
Rickers
Rankin
TJ Hopkins
Kiburz
Ralston
Fitzsim’s
Evers
Donelson
Farewell Parties Held For Raymond Buol
Richland Miss Edna Buol Mr and Mrs William Buol Mr and Mrs Herbert Balsiger and Mr and Mrs George Schmidt hosted a farewell at Poplar Heights for Raymond Buol called for induction into the armed forces He left last Monday evening Family details note three Buol children and furlough for Roland Buol in the Aleutians with his wife and parents Guests included John Yossi Dolores and Mrs Roland Buol Cedar Rapids The piece also mentions a house fire on the Dick Lewis farm burning completely last Saturday evening discovered by Mrs Lewis
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Edna Buol
William Buol
Herbert Balsiger
George Schmidt
Poplar Heights
Raymond Buol
Buol
George L. Buol
Raymond
Roland Buol
Aleutian Islands
John Yossi
Delores
Cedar Rapids
Dick Lewis
Lewis
Anamosa
L. “A. Burkey
Olin
Herman, Steari
Hardscrabble
Marageis
Norton
Daughtpr’ Betty
Dibuque
Swere
Herbert
Balsiger
Monfitello
Robert Buol
Neighboring helps save goods after farm chimney fire
A fire near the John Sangi farm in New Jersey damaged a cellar while neighbors aided by keeping water flowing from a spring to control the blaze. Mr. Lewis, at work in a Cedar Rapids defense plant, was away. he and his wife are parents of nine. Numerous visitors and neighbors are noted around the Buol and related households.
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Lewis
Cedar Rapids
John Sangi
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