Tribute to Dairy Farmers and Postwar Food Health
Westbrook Pegler writes from New York urging cooperation with the Office of Defense Transportation to keep trains moving this summer. He meditates on hardship, the monotony of travel, and the importance of dairy farmers in wartime production and postwar nutrition. He praises Iowa dairy efforts and urges continued cooperation among farmers, processors, merchants, and households to sustain dairy output for national health and world aid.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Office of Defense Transportation
Washington
America
Iowa
Ional Dairy Council
American Dairy Association
Register Staff Directory Tdhepnose 23 et 29
Staff directory fragment lists departments and names with garbled notes on information requests. Includes references to Miss Ruth Nelson, Miss Doris Butler, and D. Bickiss with scattered terms about advertising, society news, and printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarmoczding
Aneas - HL
Nicolew Classifica
Doris Butler
Uni
Slepron
Editorial Comment on City Platform
The Register outlines City Platform items urging Mercy Hospital expansion to handle growth and a new St building program. It calls for purification of Lake Oelwein and additional funds for park beautification and maintenance.
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Mercy Hospital
Rail traffic delays and wartime rail safety concerns described
The author laments long railway delays around Minnesota and Chicago due to wartime strain. He praises railroad workers yet notes aging equipment and safety challenges, with civilians slowing travel and mass transit burdened by returning service members. Describes stalled trains, crowded corridors, and a recent Buffalo jam as examples.
Open Forum letters urged to be signed with word limit
Open Forum letters are welcomed but must be signed and limited to 380 words. The editor notes anonymous submissions will be refused, and names will be withheld if requested. The paper emphasizes accountability and editorial control to prevent abuse.
10-20-30 Years Ago June 29 1935 Eleanor Cade
Notes from a 1935 column recount June 29 events and visits. Eleanor Cade returns from Poezhentas after a stay with friends. Miss Mildred and Louella Forisch take a vacation at a relative’s home with trips to Indiana. Mr and Mrs Stevens attend Iowa State Teachers College reunion for class of 1916. Mr and Mrs Sehneiger and Mr and Mrs Gruster visit Bele Prairie. L E Ilsabeck weekend in Bele P. A. R. Hiisabeck and family with Mery and RB Wood visit Dundee. Wanda Peller, Pearl Webb and Margaret Wolfe attend Luther League convention in Waterloo. Mrs J F Dunn and son Jack leave for Mason City after visiting Kobbe family. Elizabeth returns traveling with her sister. Charlie and Rolland Cooney head to Hinsdale to summer on uncle’s ranch. Dr Cooney accompanies them to St Paul. Joe Becker et al attend Sunday gathering. Frank Rubly family drive to West Union for visit.
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Eleanor Cade
Poezhentas
Mildred
Louella Forisch
Cnts
Piermeni
Indiana
Mirs Thomes Stevens
Inex
Iowa State Teachers College
Irs
D SehneiGer
Amr
Gruster
Ari
L. E Ilisabeck
Dutie
Bele P
A. R. Hiisabeck
Es Mery
RB Wood
Fred Hximsorge
Dundee
Wanda Peller
Pearl Webb
Margaret Wolfe
Yeat
Waterloo
Mary Kraft
Sherweed Forest
Wisconsin
J. F. Dunn
Jack
Mason
Charlie
Rolland Cooney
Hinsdale
Mont
Dr. Cooney
St. Paul
Joe Becker
Serene McDonough
Miz. Vernon
Costy Barr
Chicago
George
Charles Hoei
Ana Als. Huefi
Lisbon
Gorda Gill
Clarence Moser
Cedar Bar
Cincinnati
Ohio
Portland
Ore
Alr
Frank King and Sons
Berna
John C Blever
Jor
F.B
McGuire
Midland
Tex
Par
Garden Tips From Tove State College
Readable tips advise spacing herb seedlings at 12 inches to avoid crowding and crooked forks. Uneven seed flow and crowded roots stunt growth. thin crowded roots when plants reach several inches tall for good development.
Roosevelt Faith in Charter Pushes World Peace Effort
In a 1945 column Eleanor Roosevelt urges ratification of a world charter, praising cooperation over wars and calling for public understanding of the charter’s human rights focus. She warns against selfish leadership and stresses peace as the path for a better future. The piece recounts wartime service needs and global unity.
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Certer
Kossitie
Truman
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
My Story by Gracie Allen on peace in San Francisco
Gracie Allen humorously muses on the San Francisco peace conference charter. She jokes that more people wanting peace increases peace and pictures delegates returning home with American quirks. She quips about Arab delegates in socks and popcorn and ends with a weather warning to keep peace.
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Miami
New Orleans
San Francisco
the Elks
Mors Peepie
Gracie Allen Consolidated
California
Local Socials and Guest Visits Highlight Week
A string of house gatherings and out of town visitors mark a social week in the area. Families including Snyder, Feeney, Schroeder and Huebner hosted relatives and friends from Hartford Wisconsin Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Elkader. The Women’s Relief Corps met with Mrs Glass and Mrs Hansen as hostesses and Mrs Wareham returned from Denver after visiting her husband. An aviation note recalls early U S Army flight history and the first army aviation school at College Park Maryland. A recipe tip suggests using fresh bread and chicken or shrimp salad for a quick story flavor.
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Der
Ed Shroescher
Helen Feeney
Hartford
Wis
Ralph Feeney
H. E. Huebner
Arthur Huebner
Silvia Hoth
Nevermann
George Buenzow
Lena Buenzow
Sumner
Clarence Moser
Cedar Rapids
Mervin Huebner
Signal Corps
Army Aviation
College Park
Tyne
Ss Ar Direct
Straaberet Joins Husband on Coast
Mrs Darwin Newton left Friday evening for Chico to be with her husband who is stationed there. An aunt attended the funeral in Montana. Mr and Mrs Don Courinage left Saturday for Big Sandy to attend the funeral of Mr Courinage's sister in law Mrs Grant Courtnage.
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Darwin Newton
Chico
Cai
Montana
Don Courinage
Big Sandy
Mr. Courinage
Grant Courtnage
West Union News baptism and weddings headline
West Union News reports a baptism at St Olaf Lutheran Church for Sonja Anne Buockhus daughter of Bir and Jks. Relatives gathered at Willard Moe home for a picnic dinner after services. Jeanne Phelps a sixth grade teacher in West Union married Norman Pawn in Straw Point. Various local families attended and celebrated with the couple and guests.
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St. Olafsi Lutheran Church
Sonja Anne Buockhus
Bir
Jks
Martin Bilockhus
Elgin
O. Ulring
Willard Moe
Anne Blockhus
West Union
Pete Nesvik
Midlwaukee
Wis
Airs
Ile
Fonderson
Air
I Kratz
Twvo
AY Rollie
Lime Springs
Geno Kratz and Son
Cresco
Ile and Son
Mn Nesvik
Wra
M Alarviz Cresco
A Werbert Lutz
Jun End
Margaret
Milwaukee
Jeanne Phelps
Straw- Point
Norman “Pawn
W. H. O'Neill
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Floyd Snyder
Peter Feeney
Elsader
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Ed Shroeder
Mis
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Jane Up,ton
Dunedin
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