Panthers Baseball Squad Eyes Strong Spring Season
Panthers coach Klumpar announces a tentative baseball schedule with key lettermen returning Stan Schrader Jim Bone Bob Siebels Bob Liddy Paulie Bender Bud Bader and Ralph Bender among others. New players Jack Beeks Lawrence Rieken Phil Schneider Albert McNeill Gene Walker Art Husman Dale Griffith and more have joined as pitchers outfielders and infielders. Indoor practice due to poor weather slows progress ahead of district and state tournaments.
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Panthers
Klumpar
Stan Schrader
Jim Bone
Bob Siebels
Bob Liddy
Paulie Bender
Bud Bader
Ralph Bender
Ken Sheppard
Chuck Boss
Boss
Jack Beeks
Lawrence Rieken
Phil Schneider
Albert McNeill
Gene Walker
Art Husman
Dale Griffith
Art Gesse
Bill Kiburz
George Ahlrich
Fay Haeussler
Bob Buol
Bob Bohlken
Les Collins
Dick Abel
Milt Rieken
Norm Opfer
Abel
Haeussler
Marion
Central City
Panthers Eye Iowa City Track Meet Amid Weather Delays
Local track men prepare to travel to Iowa City for a major Eastern Iowa conference event despite poor spring practice due to weather. The gym hosts folk dancing classes taught by Coach Moore and Miss Conzette as archery shipments arrive late.
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Panther
Iowa City
Iowa
Monticello Com
Jones County AAA Reports Series of 11 Farm Meetings
The Jones county AAA held 11 program meetings across the county to inform farmers about the 1941 farm program and corn supply, drawing about 500 attendees. Officials presented 1940 county figures on corn planted and stored, using county slides and a new projector.
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Jones County
AAA Committee
United States
William Stanton
AAA
Hilda Balster Named to Dubuque Honor Roll
Hilda Balster of Monticello a senior in the liberal arts college at the University of Dubuque was named to the scholastic honor roll for the first semester. To merit the honor a student must have no grade below B.
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Hilda Balster
Monticello
Liberal Arts College
University of Dubuque
Trikes and Pairs Bowling Week Highlights
Yeomen suffer three losses to Matthiessen as Clayt Palmer delivers three strong games. Grain Belt leads, with Lynn Howie topping weekly scoring at 219. Creamery trims City government tenants, while Schmidt’s dairy upset Post Office in total pins though losing games. Franklin Boilermakers claim series with 877 team high. Women top scores 143, men led by Lynn Howie 219.
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P. O
Pet Am
Seneteee Post Office
Pete Eee
Schmidt’s Dairy
Franklin Eter Ae
Matthiessen Ee
Squirrels
Senate Ee
Svete
Yeomen
Matthiessen
Clayt Palmer
Grain Belt Boys
Lynn Howie
Schmidt
Dairy
P.O
Harry Matthiessen
Frank Ferring
Franklin Boilermakers
Franklin
Pinbusters
Boilermakers
Johnnie Luck
Va Yeoman
Lucille Yount
Moscow Red Square Name Origin and Brief Facts
The article notes Red Square is named by Ivan the Terrible and not the 1917 revolutionaries. It mentions 45,000 blind people aided by the British Wireless for the Blind fund with radio sets and relays. It cites US per capita milk consumption as 153 quarts annually.
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Moscow
Krasny
Ivan the Terrible
Wireless For the
United States
Farm Loan Association To Meet At Anamosa Next Tuesday
The eighth annual meeting of the Anamosa National Farm Loan Association will be held at 10:30 a.m. next Tuesday, March 25, in the Anamosa courthouse community room. President Warner Heiken expects a record crowd of landowners with regular Federal Land Bank loans. The program includes awards, talks by A Kopperud of the Federal Land Bank and Des Moines Register editor J A Russell, entertainment by Dempsy Jones and his Cedar Rapids troupe, and a noon hot lunch. Secretary treasurer Harold B. McTavish will report on the year’s activities and three directors will be elected for three years.
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Anamosa National Farm Loan Association
Court House
Anamosa
Warner Heiken
Credit Co-Op
Heiken
A. Kopperud
Federal Land Bank
Dempsy Jones
Cedar Rapids
J.&. Russell
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Harold B. McTavish
Farm Loan Cooperative
Jones County
Federal Land Bank and
Land Bank Commissioner
Potatoes on the Table Versatile Daily Staple
Potatoes are a family staple valued for nutrition flavor and low cost. They provide vitamin C B and minerals and should be served in varied ways beyond plain boiled or fried. For baked potatoes start with a hot oven at 400 to 425 degrees.
Savory Sausage Stuffed Twice Baked Potatoes
The recipe advises baking potatoes at 425 F until tender, halving and scooping the insides to mash with butter salt pepper and hot milk. Stir in bits of cooked sausage per half, refill shells, and broil until brown. Also notes quick prep tips and storage effects on flavor and nutrients.
Spinach Ring a la Goldenrod main dish feature
Spinach cooked with butter and lemon juice forms a ring mold base. Goldenrod Eggs center the dish with a creamy sauce of butter flour salt pepper and milk, sliced egg whites, and yolk garnish. Cherry salad completes dessert options with gelatin cherry juice and olives.
Missouri Panhandle and a Royal Westminster Tale
The text describes Missouri’s quirky panhandle in the southeast, tied to a landowner’s effort to join the state. It also recounts a tale about King George V on a naval training ship, where a young navigator’s latitude and longitude calculation would have him mistakenly enter Westminster Abbey.
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Westminster
George V
England
Westminster Abbey
New Army Rifle Delivers Semi Automatic Fire Rate
The new rifle adopted by the American army is semi automatic and can fire 40 times a minute. The average soldier cannot reach that rate, aiming at 20 to 30 rounds per minute, versus a machine gunner at about 250 shots per minute.
Welsh coal gas powers test bus in Stockport
Gas from Welsh anthracite operated a motorbus during successful tests near Stockport England. The plant from France occupies five back rows in a 31 seater. On a Marple Mellor trial run the vehicle kept near normal speed, slower on steep grades, suggesting a new use for Welsh coal and potential wartime power for home service.
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Stockport
England
France
Marple
Mellor
Britain
Mahogany Finishes From Blond to Ebony Tones
The article describes mahogany finishes ranging from light blond to dark ebonized and notes honey tones are favored for modern styles while Old World finishes resemble museum pieces for traditional styles.
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Creamery
Bob Mullen
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Stuhler
Monte Recreation
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Carl Schneiter
Clifton Abbott
Scotch Grove
Diamond Bros
Cove
Maxwell House Coffee
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Alaska
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Baker's Premium Chocolate
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