Farm chiefs urge higher meat production to meet demand
In Washington Secretary Claude Wickard urged increasing pig and cattle output to boost meat supply as domestic demand rises with defense needs. He warned exports may decline but domestic consumption will grow, calling for more livestock, not fewer, to stabilize prices and aid farmers in the coming years.
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Ted
Department of Agriculture
Severentary of
Claude Wickard
Wit Shington
Tnes
Long Tun
Mr. Wickins
Beowise Ik Ig
Gamore
Sabmerina
Soulinue
Loo
Arm Labor A National Family Magazine Relief Plan
A national family magazine outlines an emergency preparelness program amid a perceived Aybor shortage in UH during a period of Mason era uncertainty. The report notes government and private sector steps to support households and ensure basic needs while managing supply gaps.
Rotary club plans tree planting in Hoek Valley
The Bee urges the Rotary to raise support for planting one or two fruit trees in homes across Hoek Valley this spring. It argues the effort is worthwhile, noting Virginia apple saplings grafted later can yield fruit. The piece praises the club’s capacity and local water supply to sustain young trees.
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Hoek Valley Buawse- Poidert
Rotary Eld
Virginia
Te Commential Olnh
Teck Valley
Washington Letter on Roosevelt Speech and Capital Life
The Washington Letter comments on a presidential address to Congress and the surrounding wartime propaganda milieu. It notes bipartisan strain melting into factional lines on foreign policy, housing pressures, rising costs, and a booming population around the national capital. It surveys builders, newcomers in defense work, and hotel crowds as Washington grapples with war mobilization and media influence.
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Wash ShGrus
Dhuvang
Deenoewares
Waa
Tink Lunbying
Mitt Trouttie Abkintiord
Aerd Peils
Willeweet Aisteld
Simosphere
Congress
Roosevelt
In November 1940 the political fight shifts in Washington
The piece discusses Willkie's stance on Roosevelt's lease lend policy and war plans, noting Republican reactions for 1944 nomination. It mentions endorsements, party divisions, and debates over aid to Britain and defense policies, with signs of WPA and public employment shifts amid looming wartime measures.
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Ubi
Wilkie mx
Senden
Hoover
Amasiors
Taft
Vanderteme Ste Gore
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Warwick
Wilkie
Roosevelt
Agai
Willkie
Certsin
Congress
Britain
Ming
Greece
WPA Employment Shift Prefers Midwest States
The article notes that among 1,000,010 applicants the greatest relief from WPA employment will come in the middle west, with hopes that Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota receive more feded cuts and project allocations than more favored regions. It mentions defense contracts and strategic benefits of Midwest projects.
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Middle West
Iowa
Nebraska
South
Dabcia
Long Ago Notes From Community Life and Incidents
The page recalls faded social notes from Wa-Tan-Ye club events, birthdays, and local happenings. It mentions Mrs. Leo Wagner’s birthday visit, homes in Orange City, a fatal home event, school snow incidents injuring children, medical visits for frozen limbs, and tests at a local gathering. It also notes marriages, a Mayo Clinic rest advice, and World War era civic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wagner
B. Bogeard
Neat Rosaand
Oranga City
Cart- Preiksat
Aschbol Bog Fine
Allice
Fifteen Years Ago in 1926 Summary
Georqy L Stivers shifts Cash Store credit to J Tasatussen of Sioux City. Ann Stivers takes a manager post in Sioux City. Grace Harmsen and Tom Van Tolland wed. Mrs Mary Howell returns from visit with Roy Massey family in Iowa. H Van Zee, juror in Seboeno murder case, referenced. Psthor Oskbant wed Tout Russeu in Stage.
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Georgy L. Stivers
J. Tasatussen
Sioux City
Ann Stivers
Sious City
Counieil Gak Stem
Grace Harmsen
Tom van’ Tolland
Imgrringe
Mary Howell
Roy
Hamily
Swilay
Jin Starstage
Twenty Years Ago Recalled In Local Notes
A fragmented column notes include the death of G. Van Maanwi at his home and Pettis’ departure for Minneapolis. Mentions Valles Springs owner J Haizenyn visiting Rock Valley and plans to return that year for farming. Also references Ep worth Lengua social monthly meeting and a move to Wisfri near Kovk Valley.
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G. van Maanwi
Alt. Pettis
Minneapolis
Vau L Dbengsaaa
Valles Springs
J_ Haizenyn
Rock Valley
Thy Epworth Lengua
Ea Othe
Wisfri
Kovk Valley
Twenty Five Years Ago Item List From Wollind Area
A fragment from a twenty five year retrospective notes John Wilkema returning home in Wollind Mid Miss Milchet Bandy visiting with her sister Ars B Coganelli. Joe Menage of Goong Wea fills a position with friend BE Dytstve. The WGTE met with 36s Po D Gnowe. A_fink_inft for Riverside Calif to join his enemy.
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John Wilkema
Wollind
Milchet
Ars. B
Coganelli
Joe Menage
Goong
Wea
BE. Dytstve
W.g.te
Po D. Gnowe
A Fink
Riverside
Calif
Enmily
THIRTY YEARS AGO 1811 Aplewr and Others Passes
Fragmentary note recalls Ambros Aplewr death Jayol Kool death Mrs Shoemaker and son visiting Ins wood Hehebah lodge plan testalla fin exacises Goekt extended stay with son at Escelsor Springs John Ver Meulen listed Squild wif memnonin A Millionaire Sweile to be presented at the Opera Innse
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Ambros Aplewr
Jayol Kool
Shoemaker
Inswood Orere
B. Fopps Bone
Hehebah
D. Tf
Escelsor Springa
John Ver Me
Teck Valkey Markets Reported Lively Amid Complaints
Thirty five years ago Teck Valkey markets were described as lively though local residents voiced complaints about conditions and prices. The report notes activity in stalls, with vendors and shoppers engaging as the market scene continued to draw crowds despite discontent.
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Teck Valkey
Wep
FortY Years Ago Motives and Public Speeches
A fragmented note recalls motives from a Bee of HAL Rene and quotes about not delaying tasks. It mentions an American saying and an upcoming free talk by Prof. Lindbride on bacteria mirades at the BP chase, in Town City.
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Farma of America
Hal Rene
Hi. Lindbride
Town City
Chase
Debate at Stickney school on government ownership
Forty five years ago at the Stickney schoolhouse the debate asked if Hut She should be owned and operated by the government. The affirmative team led by Bob Hacitl Smith W Tuinman and C Taina won the decision over Sim Quinlan Re Klay a Khay and Johar Bistherwick. Parishioners of Lie UP church presented their pastor and wife with a dinner set of 112 pieces.
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Lyceus
Stickney
Bob Hacitl
Smith
W. Tuinman
C. Taina
Sim Quinlan
Re Klay
A. Khay
Johar Bistherwick
Samuel Splear
Kuma
Parinthi Desis Birthday Gala Sparks Concerns
A fragmented report notes Parinthi Desis celebrating an ith birthday amid unrest and color fears. Mutiny fears surface as crowds worry about a provocative Refpe at the gala.
Shattered pebble causes train sighting in small town
A fractured report notes a pebble kicked by a train near Ged Oak caused Baltos of Lurel Eggers to glimpse a petite bribe Ssse3. The scene includes entered 4/3 vyelalt and scattered fragments.
Strawberry Point Horse Thieves Renamed for Next Year
The Strawberry Point Horse Thief Detective Association reformed last week after a full officer purge and renamed itself for another year. Leaders plan to expand investigations to include automobile thefts or their contents.
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Strawberry Point
Aasociation
Lemit
Jay
Badger Preston Howell Catches 17 Pound Badger
Fairfield resident Badger Preston Howell, also known as sad Toamy Howell Lochidse, reported catching a 17 pound badger last week in a local outing.
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Preston Howell
Fairield
Toamy Howell
Lochidse
Exline child ill after swallowing coins
Four year old Cafes Shiney Drake of Exline lies seriously ill from swallowing some coins. Doctors fight to save the young boy as his condition remains critical.
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Shiney Drake
Exline
Allmia Lady Arrives in Rockwall to Address Fertilizer Record
Mrs. Joe De Ford of Fairbanks Alaska arrived in Rockwall City last week to discuss establishing a fertility record and related park concerns. The visit focuses on local policy and potential actions by city authorities.
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Allmia
Joe de Ford
Fair Tanks
Alsgka
Parks
Rockwall City
Tranter Upset in Unclear Tractor Race Event
An unclear report describes an upset involving Tranter during a rural transport or tractor race incident. Names and details are fragmented, with no clear date, place, or outcome. The piece hints at a mishap or loss of control and a forced stop.
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Tranter
Pier of
Juiley
School Short Vacation Amid Heating Plant Outage
A few Shara school students find a brief vacation due to a heating plant outage affecting the school. The disruption lasts a few days as repairs proceed and classes resume once safety and warmth are restored.
Christmas Lance and Nostalgia in College History
Nostalgic note recalls Carnell, Mark Masdence and a 1917 college incident. The piece links a Christmas event to a past discipline that led to removal, reflecting on long memories from campus life and the now distant year.
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Alimmis
Carnell
Markmas Dence
Almbyt
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