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Newspaper
New Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1947
Page
8
The New Times announces a February arrival of the Model 33 linotype to boost production and add pages. The staff showcases a new EasyKaster casting machine, a saw, and a routing machine for lead work. Subscribe now with $1 for six months or $2 for a full year, backed by a money back guarantee.
Alden Iowa council met December 4 1947 with all members present. Minutes and treasurer report approved. Bills paid include Alden Times 16.07 Ww A Squires 180.00 Flour City Body 3743.75 Matt Parrot 4.44 Frank Akers 2.50 Farm Bureau 10.33 Geo Fuller 5.44 Chas Akers 2.00 Alden State Bank Elec 118.49 Co Trens tax on trick 35.00 L R Fraser applied for C beer permit and was approved. Meeting adjourned. Se Attest H W Boyenga Mayor Clerk W L Cousins Published in Times Dec 18 1947
Mrs. Caroline Hunt left Thursday for Washington to spend holidays with daughter Mrs. Margaret Snodgrass and husband. Waterloo visitors in Dan Anderson home Sunday. Robert Peglow fractured hip at home Wednesday and rests at Ellsworth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ites and child and Heiko Ites visited Harms. Harl Krage of Sioux City came to see Peglow. Miss Emma Shriner returned from Mason City hospital to home. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fritzmeyer went to Des Moines Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Boyer dined with Jay Dodd in Iowa Falls and later visited Howard Savage at Buckeye. Chris Madsen hosted Will Elingson for dinner. Dr. Elmer Babcock left for McAllen Texas for winter. E Pettenger visited Webster City Wednesday. Looking for Something Look for it in the Times Wanted Section.
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