County GOP Democrats Meet at West Union Friday
West Union Iowa special notice details county conventions for both parties held Friday at 10 am. Democrats meet in the courthouse assembly room and Republicans in the courtroom. Delegates will be chosen for state and judicial conventions with extensive lists by township and ward.
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County Gop
West Union
Court House
Democratic
Auburn
Victor Croatt
Ed Wurzer
Louis Mihm
John Foreman
Ben H. Kuennen
Francis Kuennen
Banks
Leo Hughes
Geo. Wittenburg
Will Kraft
Albert Kohlmeyer
Bethel
Emma Pleggenkuhle
Velma Schnor
Geo. Niewoehner
Arnold Schlatter
Anna Hehmke
Center
Myron E. Talcott
John H. Riley
Thomas P. Riley
James I. McSweeny
Ralph P. Sinnott
Clermont
Emmet Carlin
Howard Boyle
Joe Malone
Marjorie Boyle
Lorraine Crowe
Harry Vaustin
Dover
Richard Osterhus
Alfred Evenson
Palmer Johnson
Eden
J. J. Brannon
C. H. Miller
Tom Burke
John M. Balk
T.F. Lynch
Ed Lynch
Thed Schmitt
M. H. Blong
Fairfield
Fayette
Mildred Mitchell
Helen Stranahan
James McCarron
Mary Frances Gaby
Harry Corkery
W. P. Littelie
Fremont
Louis Kane
Will Lang
Werner Buesing
John Mahoney
Roy Stalnaker
Vera Coleman
Harlan
Gladys Buenneke
Robert Ponsar
Evelyn Judas
Golda Fullmer
Charlotte Ranney
Kate Delsing
Ruth Ponsar
Ilyria
Kenneth Baldwin
Lottie Whittenbaugh
P. W. Toomey
F . Youngblut
Elmer Bennett
J. Herman Pearl
Hor
Ace Reith
Pleasant Valley
Dr. R. A. Crider
Max Thoma
Chas. Wenger
Earl W. Kiple
Archie Howard
Ern Holzer
Sophia Wenger
Walter Follett
Putnam
Don Buree
Edwin Barrack
Leslie Seedort
Scott
Harold S. Brownell
Smithfield
Elmer Pitts
Ciell Cullins
Ray McCauley
Phil Leahy
Winifred Leahy
Windsor
Walter Dietel
Wm. Noonan
Kenneth Joyce
W. J. Schult
H. H. Engel
Velmer Copp
Kathryn Broadbent
H. F Hauth
S. Alana Huber
Herman Kuennen
George Wittenburg
Everett Sinnott
Edna Riley
Walter Dullard
Mary Dullard
Babhit H. Balk
Ardath Breckner
Chris Knos
Stella Paul
C. W. Byerly
Sophia Busing
Warlan
Earl Juda
Grace Parke
Illyria
John W. Flanagan
Erma Corkery
Oelwein
Robert J. Duffy
Isabelle C. Johnson
R. W. Zuber
Margaret A. Crowe
Oran
Genevieve Seedorff
George Morgan
Mabel Paul
Union
Edgar McDonough
Virginia Meskel
Westfield
Phyllis Holtzman
West Union Second Ward
Thelma M. Tope
Compensation Helps Keep GIs on Farm
Missouri officials report veterans filed 13 266 unemployment claims from January to April 1945 totaling 1 302 186 dollars. Most claims come from farm workers under the GI bill, which pays the difference between actual earnings and 100 dollars monthly up to 1040 dollars annually.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Carl J. Henry
Far price Holstein sale features top producing cow Carnation Home stead
Fayette County notes a top Holstein sale at Paul Stewart farm on July 1. Bidder interest centers on Carnation Home stead Inka with 1085 pounds of butterfat per year, a four year old daughter of Transmitter. Stewart herd praised as outstanding, with many buyers and the Canadian association secretary expected to attend.
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Fayette County
Carnation Homestead Inka
Paul Stewart Farm
Sally—Lilly Ornsby
Paul Stewart
Old
Stewart
The
Canadian Association
Nutrition Study Increases U. S. Milk Demand
A nationwide nutrition interest boosts distribution of fresh milk and dairy. per capita milk intake has risen since 1938. A quart daily covers major nutrients and vitamins, with calcium linked to better disposition, while advertising emphasizes milk as a key protective food for adults.
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U. S
Horse Buggy Industry Still Thrives in Marion
In Marion, the Houghton Sulky Co. founded in 1904 by the late W. H. Voughton leads the world in horse drawn vehicles. Ninety percent of American harness racing sulkies and most show horse buggies bear the Houghton mark. Cars not yet. orders surge from Denmark and Brazil as the plant experiences its strongest period in 42 years.
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Marion
W. H
Bill) Voughton
Houghton Sulky Co
Houghton
America
Indiana
David Harum
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey
Denmark
Brazil
Milk Production Up 7 Percent In Four Years
U S farm milk output rose seven percent from 1940 to 1944 as per Milk Foundation figures. Despite a shrinking farm population and an 11 percent drop in farm numbers, farmers earned about 2.97 billion dollars from milk in 1944, a 95 percent gain in cash income.
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U. S
The
Milk Foundation
Atoms May Solve Puzzle of Plants
AMES Iowa AP Atomic research may answer the mystery of plant growth Variations in plant results on seemingly identical soils may stem from mineral usage Dr Frank Spedding director of Iowa State College atomic energy project notes that minerals with tagged atoms could be added to soil to track plant uptake and utilization
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Ames
Atomic Research
Frank Spedding
Iowa Iowa State College Atomic-Energy Project
Cowboy on Wheels Rides Stray Horse Through Hingham Streets
In Hingham Massachusetts Officer Oscar Beck guided a stray horse along the streets to its stable about a mile away, steering the improvised vehicle through traffic. The incident shows calm handling by the officer as residents watched.
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Cowboy On
Hingham
Mass
Oscar Beck
Fog Machines Aid In Ridding Cows Of Pests
New York reports a fogging method using insecticides like DDT to kill pests on cows and in fields. One man operated machines by Todd Shipyard, developed during wartime, showing no harm to fish bees or birds. The technique aims to boost milk output and cattle weight by reducing fly and pest irritation.
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New York
Todd Shipyard
Todd
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