Mournful Obituary of Minnie Mackintosh in Hopkinton
Mrs. Minnie Mackintosh aged 72 died at her Hopkinton home Friday September 13 after a long illness. Born Minnie Mae McConnell in Brookville Pennsylvania she lived most of her life in Hopkinton. She is survived by her mother Sarah McConnell two daughters Helen and Esther and three grandsons. Funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J Veneklassen officiating. Burial followed in Hopkinton cemetery.
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Minnie Mackintosh
Minnie Mae McConnell
James and
Sarah Steiner McConnell
Brookville
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Lenox College
Storm Lake
Shenandoah
Sarah McConnell
Helen
Esther
David Jr
John Mack
Robert Johnston
Presbyterian Church
J. Veneklassen
Hopkinton Cemetery
New
Processing Out For Soybeans
Iowa State College economist Q O H Brownlee studies the soybean processing industry. Demand may fall as war needs end, prompting curtailment or plant closures unless production stays high. Solvent plants outperform expellers, while cooperatives offer cheaper protein to farmers.
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Hawkeye State
QO. H. Brownlee
Iowa State College
Brownless
Brownlee
Farm Bureau Elects Officers At Castle Grove Meeting
The Castle Grove Farm Bureau met on Thursday Sept 12 at George Seehusens home. Jed Heiken was elected president Delmar King secretary Rev Diers spoke on the Lutheran church topic What is Your Opinion. Music by Herman Diers Lorna Seehusen and Paul Seehusen. Refreshments were served.
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Castle Grove Farm Bureau
George Seehusen
Jed Heiken
Delmar King
Rev. Diers
The
Lutheran Church
Herman Diers
Lorna Seehusen
Paul Seehusen
Imaginary friends fade as children grow up
A five year old boy named John brings his imaginary friend Hooty to kindergarten. The teacher questions childhood imagination but John explains Hooty has moved to Milwaukee. John then makes new playmates and interests, proving children outgrow make believe naturally. High corn prices affect farmers market timing and pork lard availability next season.
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Hooty
Milwaukee
Bernie
John Winthrop
Early Coal Buying Urged by Solid Fuels Chief
J A Krug urged household and industrial users in the Southwest to place coal orders now and store fuel on their property for next winter. A survey found many nearby mines idle due to lack of orders, with loading equipment idle. Demand for steelmaking coal remains brisk as mines run at capacity to meet reconversion needs.
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The
Solid Fuels Administration
Missouri
Nebraska
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Oklahoma
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Krug
Consumers urged to buy and store coal ahead of winter
Administrator Krug warns weather will slow rail and truck deliveries as colder weather approaches. He urges consumers to purchase and store coal this summer and autumn to ensure warmth next winter, noting no restrictions on western coal sales and ongoing car shortages.
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Krug
Mississippi River
Administrator’s Notice in Jones County Iowa Probate
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints Wv. K. Lamont as administrator of the estate of Fred L. Berlin deceased with claims to be filed with the clerk within legal time and immediate payment requested to avoid costs. Also notice of probate of will for Kate Turnis dated September 7 1946 in Jones County Iowa.
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Jones County
State of
Iowa
Fred L. Berlin
Anamosa
A. D
Wv. K. Lamont
Probate hearing for Kate Turnis estate scheduled
The court set September 1 1946 at 10 a.m. for final proof and probate of Kate Turnis deceased with all interested parties invited to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. W L Pearson, Clerk District Court Jones County. Locher and Locher, attorneys.
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W.L. Pearson
Jones County
Locher & Locher
Gies
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