Knoxville car registered for Edgar Roard
A 1951 GNC truck was registered in Knoxville by Edgar Roard. Hospital and travel notes mention Mrs. Lawrence Van Zante and baby leaving Mercy Hospital OsKaloosa for home on October 30, Stephen De Kock was dismissed from Mercy the same day after medical treatment for hiccoughs.
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Knoxville
Edgar Roard
Lawrence van Zante
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Stephen de Kock
Mercy
Hiccoughs
Leighton
Boone
Lou van Roekel
H. K. Corwin Redman
Beulah Rein
Herman ‘Yngarden
Brummel Brothers
Leighton Gas and Oil Co
Harry Denburger
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Troy Binns
Jim de Bruin
4-H Clubs
Stuart Kuyper
Charles Friley
Ames
Frileys
Second Reformed Church
Kuypers
Nancy Boot
Des Moines
Gelmer Dybof
J. C. Vander Heuve
Gun Safety Week Aims To Reduce Hunting Tragedies
The Iowa Safety Congress and partners schedule Gun Safety Week November 11 to 18 to coincide with pheasant season. The observance urges hunters to confirm targets before shooting and to handle firearms responsibly to prevent accidents.
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Iowa Safety Congress
State Conservation Commission
Boy Scouts
Editor's Note on Mi Nollen Retired Bankers Life Leader
The Sth column by Mi Nollens notes his recent retirement as chairman of Bankers Life Co and his past roles as president of the same firm. A native of Iowa, he is recognized nationally for economics study and for directing the Iowa institution's investment program.
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Mi. Nollens
Nollen
Bankers Life Co
Hso
Iowa
Junior High Wins Against Newton B Team 7 to 0
In Newton on Tuesday afternoon October 27 the Junior High team defeated the Newton Junior High B squad 7 to 0. Max Vander Pal scored the lone touchdown in the first quarter and Butch Sheppard connected with Bobb Boyert for the extra point. Newton threatened in the second half but could not score as Pella’s boys played well throughout.
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Newton
Max Vander Pal
Pella
Butch Sheppard
Bobb Boyert
Pells
Unknown Japan traffic wisdom from old digest
An excerpt reprinted from Public Safety magazine presents humorous yet quaint traffic guidance from an old Japanese digest. It advocates polite horn toots, giving space to pedestrians, and careful passing near horses and dogs, ending with a wish for harmonious driving and melodious signals.
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Public Safety Magazine
Parents Help Children Become Sensible Teens
An Iowa Child Welfare Research Station piece argues early parental guidance shapes teens. It contrasts a spoiled 18 year old girl who craves pricey fur with youths who learn to value priorities and face reality, noting that disciplined upbringing fosters steadier judgment and better outcomes.
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Joneses
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
State University of Iowa
Inflation threat to Europe and democracy across seas
The text warns that U S inflation harms Western Europe by destabilizing economies and empowering communist movements. It argues that if Europe and other regions fall to communism, Russia could dominate continents, risking a global war to defend democracy. It calls for urgent domestic inflation control to prevent foreign economic collapse.
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Europe
Western
Russia
Czechoslovakia
North America
Asia
South America
Number Chickens Raised on Iowa Farms Declined
Iowa farm reports show 1951 chicken output at 42,752,000 birds, about 2 percent below 1950 and 24 percent under the 1940s average. The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service bases this preliminary estimate on reports from more than 5,000 farms and later clarifications from crop correspondents.
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Iowa
Laws Crop and
We will Stand Alone in the World Tooplainly Actrees
A terse voice proclaims resolve amid isolation and ruthless action. The fragment hints at a solitary stance against perceived threats, stressing self reliance and strength in a stark, uncompromising mood. The source remains unclear on people, places, dates, or events.
United States Chickens and Eggs Production Trends
The report shows that 1951 young chickens raised on U.S. farms reached about 703 million, up 5 percent from 1950 but 10 percent below the 10-year average, with growth in most states except eight. Hatchery activity across the first five months of the season set records, signaling strong growth in hatchings despite late month delays. Eggs in incubators were 39 percent higher than a year ago, indicating a large year for egg production.
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United States
North Atlantic
West North Central
South Atlantic
East North Central
South Central States
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Cat Howe
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Japan
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Pfister Corn CO
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