Lumber Mart Occupies New Factory and Warehouse Facility
Lumber Mart moved into a new warehouse and manufacturing site in February to expand production and create space for factory and wartime shipping operations. The move signals increased capacity for manufacturing and distribution in the region.
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Nichols St Marys Church Women Meet
Father Hebenstreit presided as 17 women met at St Marys Parish hall for a business session and social hour. They discussed a punch bowl and noted a lace tablecloth purchase while reports covered two bake sales and the spring supper. Activities included vacation school plans, a first communion breakfast, and Jubilee reflections.
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Truck Refuels Rail Locomotive Near Bement Illinois
A Norfolk and Western passenger train named The Banner Blue from Chicago to Decatur ran out of fuel near Bement Illinois. A truck delivered 300 gallons of diesel fuel to refuel the locomotive and allow the train to continue.
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Conesville News Briefs Expansive Community Calendar Revealed
Announcement notes the United Churches of Christ annual meeting set for June 7 to 9 at Wartburg College in Waverly. Church groups share upcoming events including a Women’s Society session on June 1, a Junior MYF skating trip June 13 in Muscatine, and a baptism service on June 19. Local residents' travels and family visits are also listed.
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Cold weather cuts Alabama cotton crop losses 50 to 60 million
Montgomery Alabama AP says cold weather disease and lower acreage threaten the current cotton harvest with projected losses of five to six ten million dollars. Agriculture Commissioner A W Todd cites the sizeable impact on the state crop and farm incomes.
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