Classified Ad Rate Listings and Misc Goods Ads
Local classifieds show ad rate at .20 per line with bold type and double price. Listings include household goods tractors wagons seeds shoes and tools from Vogelaar and De Geus firms. Real estate autos and rooms for rent plus a lost pin and contact numbers for inquiries.
Iowa Safety Department Keeps Close Tabs on Careless Drivers
State safety officials report that 1267 warning letters were mailed in the final ten months of the driver improvement program to motorists with three violations in two years. The letters stress caution and record cleanliness, not enforcement, and a fourth violation risk. The department also logged 1,327 drunk-driving license revocations in the prior year, with 564 suspensions for accumulated violations. Personal interviews led to 127 suspensions, 117 restrictions, 87 warnings, and 42 probations.
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State Safety Department
Don Mughes
Hughes
Safety Department
Card of Thanks Recipients Thankful for Hospital Care and Visits
Multiple brief notes express heartfelt gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for visits flowers cards gifts prayers and support during hospital stays at Mercy Hospital and St Marys in Rochester Minnesota. Recipients include Rev Van Houten and others who offered comfort and kindness during recovery.
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Mercy Hospital
Ret Borst
Rev. van Houten
Matthew Ustermarkt
Hur Town
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Farm folks view extension plans for rural families
A late advisory committee of the Java Extension Program Board recommends expanding the College of Agriculture Extension Service to improve family living and rural attitudes. They urge emphasis on family recreation, crafts, youth 4-H, and equal opportunities, plus guidance on farm finance and feasible improvements.
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College Agriculture Extension
Java Extension Program Board
Hie
Chicago artist Witt shows at Central College exhibit
The Chicago artist Witt, noted for Mexican influenced paintings, has works on display at Central College through April 20. Her career includes prize wins in the Chicago and Vicinity Show and National Watercolour exhibitions, a Hull House one man show, and a 1947 UNC textiles exhibit. She has judged and taught across Michigan and Wisconsin and traveled in Mexico and Guatemala on fellowships.
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Chicago Art Institute
Evanston Art Center
Muskegon Museum of Art
Hull House
Chicago
University of North Carolina
Chicago and Vicinity
Art Institute of Chicago
Miss Witt
Mexico
Guatemala
Wisconsin Designer Craftsmen
Saugatuck
Michigan
Holland
Central College
Southeast Iowa Quality Lamb Show slated June 21
The Third Annual Southeast Iowa Junior Quality Lamb Show will be held at Ottumwa Iowa on June 21. Open to Vocational Agriculture students from Southeastern Iowa with Quality Lamb projects, the event aims to promote high quality lamb production and provide practical experience in all phases of sheep enterprise. Entries close June 10, 1949, and prizes are awarded per head for choice and good grades with no auction.
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Iowa
Towa
Ottamwa
John It Dohoxne
Chicago
Chicago Packer
Towa State College
State Vocational Agriculture Dept
State 4-H Clubs
Towa State’ Sheep Assa
Ottumwa Chamber of Commerce
And
John Morrell & Co
Heaberlin Named Pres. of County Hereford Ass'n
Stanley Heaberlin was reelected president of the county Hereford Breeders Association at the annual banquet. Lawrence Goff served as secretary treasurer. Directors elected include Guy Proffitt Pete Rowland TL and Jim Hartley. Bulls averaged 313 dollars and females 3801 dollars. Alva Chandler and Alva Goff of Chariton named champion bull and champion female respectively. Mahaska won the 4 H judging contest with Marion second and Warren County third. top scorers included Tommy Denney, Bill Nieuswanger, Carl Heaberlin, Marinus Christensen, and Merrill Henry.
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Stanley Heaberlin
Eornford Breeders Association
Dre
Yoesident
Lawrence Goff
Sect Ind
Dale Core Treaster
Guy Proffitt
Pete Rowland
Jin Hartley
Alva Chandler
Chariton
Alva Goff
Mahaska
Marion
Warren County
Tommy Denney
Bill Nieuswanger
Warren
Carl Heaberlin
Marinus Christensen
Merrill Henry
Timely pruning tips for fruit trees from county extension
Practical guidance from expert Rogers on pruning to boost yield. Emphasizes removing excessive branches, keeping branches 8 to 10 inches apart on the trunk, and maintaining a 24 inch minimum from the ground. Advises painting wounds above 2 inches in diameter and pruning cuts flush with the limb for quick healing. Also notes availability of Bulletin P-102 on training fruit trees. Joseph Pulitzer acquired the St Louis Post Dispatch at a sheriff sale.
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Rogers
Divi
Town State College
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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