Rolscreenings staff and bridal notices in Atlanta
Rolscreenings distributor Robert Olin Harris visits the Atlanta factory last week. Mae Golf helps at the ditto table while her glasses are repaired. LeRoy learns the ropes in accounting and in the easement order department. Minerva Schakel, a bride-to-be, is honored at a bridal shower. her wedding is set for October 25. A shipment of white slat paint was released to process 4 000 blinds, then a paint remover tank fire threat was contained by Rob Wallace with a fire extinguisher. Neighbors report workers chatting in groups before start and during breaks, discussing sports, fashion, and life as a song and verse closes.
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Robert Olin Harris
Pella Products
Atlanta
Georgia
Mae Golf
LeRoy Ha
LeRoy
Minerva Schakel
Rob Wallace
Rctory
Vions
Treat TB Early to Guard Health and Others
A Marion County Tuberculosis Association public health warning emphasizes there is no mild touch of TB. Early detection and complete rest under medical care prevent rapid spread and costly, prolonged treatment.
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Inca Sanatorium
Patie
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Culo
Cheery practice speeds up child learning at home
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station notes children learn faster with cheerful chores shared with a calm parent. Mothers guiding dishwashing together encourage sense of usefulness, reduce forced tasks, and let children see a real reason for work. Boys learn from following fathers methods as well.
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Iowa
Harvest Storage Ways From Caves to Pits
Extension horticulturist Grove outlines methods to keep garden produce fresh through winter. Cave storage requires cleaning and copper sulfate spray. basement storage needs insulation and ventilation. pit storage uses a drain tile with sand or gravel bedding and mulch to prevent freezing.
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Town ‘State College Extension
Grove
Venetaokay
Some Good Recipes for Early Autumn
A collection of fall themed treats includes Jack o Lantern cookies with mincemeat centers, gingerbread cupcakes with orange frosting, a honey orange cream cheese filling for sandwiches, bacon peanut butter bites, fried apple rings with sausage, and apple cheese pinwheels. Each item features simple prep steps and cozy autumn flavors, designed for casual baking and school lunches.
New Inbred Corn Produces Twelve Inch Ears
Dr G F Sprague of the USDA at Town State College reports a new inbred corn strain, labeled 1427, yielding ears about a foot long. The line shows high single cross potential and may simplify hybrid seed production if practical. No seed is available yet and quantity distribution is uncertain.
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G. F. Sprague
USDA
Town State College
Sprague
Bond Sales to Iowans Lower In September
Iowa savings bond sales fell in September as smaller investors reduced purchases of series E6 and G bonds, with Series F holding steady. Warin notes rising living costs reflect wage earners shifting funds to scarce consumer goods, warning against inflationary pressure and a drift toward cheap money markets.
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Iowa
Roger FP. Warin
Towa
United Tos Savings Bonds Division
Treasury Department
Warin
China
Iowa Savings Drive Aids War Bond Sales Statewide
Warin notes that saving dollars now buys future goods when production returns to normal. Iowa ranks high in per capita income for Series E Fy and G bond purchases, rising from third to second behind Delaware since July. If much income is saved and invested, fewer families face hardships later. September county sales totaled Marion 182874, Mahaska 67260, Jasper 135200.50.
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Iowa
Warin
Delaware
Marion
Mahaska
Id Jasper
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Mary Lou
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West First
H. H. Street
Russell Dyer
Rouze
Hunter
Democratic
Dr. C. I. Fox
Liberty Streets
Horace B. Schmidt
de Joode Insurance Agency
Washington St
Pella
Jim van Hemert
Otley, Iowa
Jacob Stirneman, Sr
Herman Stirneman
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van Zante
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Stirneman
Walnut
Oak
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L. J. Baker
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