Mt Pleasant News Subscription Rates and postal details
The Mt Pleasant News lists subscription rates by mail and carrier. Rates shown include weekly, monthly, and yearly options with varying durations and prices. The notice notes international news and King Features Services, and states it is entered at the Mt Pleasant Post Office as second class matter under Congress act from March 3, 1870.
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International News
King Features Services
He Post Office
Mt. Pleasant
Towa
Congress
Rent control and liquor policy views in public print
A period piece notes opinion on federal rent controls, sugar rationing, and meat control, arguing for state administration. It discusses congress salaries, pensions for members, and local option liquor measures, presenting strong views with references to CPA workers and economic impact.
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Congress
Iowa
Ole
Little Annie Rooney Train and Bus Departures
Train and bus schedules list west and east bound departures with times and stations. Intermixed figures reference Madison U S Mats closes at 7 20 pm and other daily timetable entries appear, including multiple route times and placeholders.
Local option and housing strike headline notes
A regional opinion piece favors local option in liquor votes with varied county outcomes and endorses a governor’s official residence. It also reports Houston homebuyers striking a 50 percent drop in residence sales amid inflated prices, and lists quiz items about notable names and events.
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Houston, Texas
INS
Houston
Texas
Looking Backward Eight Years in Local Notices
A look at past events includes Berhandine Hammes and John Maral’s February Urbana weddings eight years ago, sugar rationing news from Washington, and several local milestones such as births, anniversaries, and notable marriages in communities around Cham paign and Mt. Pleasant.
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Ward
Marsriage
Berhandine
Pocahontas
John Maral
Champaign, IL
Urbana
G_ ¥ Maral
Washington, D. C
Salem Boy Saves Pen From School Fire
A Salem boy, Dickie Trueblood, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Trueblood, saved one treasured possession from a school fire. The tale repeats as neighbors recall the daring act and the boy's quick actions to rescue the keepsake.
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Glen Hoffman
Bern
Emerson Brown
Salem
Joe Graber
Wayland
Dickie Trueblood
Mrs. Francis 'Trueblood
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