War models at home teach thrift to meet needs in war year
A wartime home economy guide outlines how the average homemaker will stretch prewar goods through 1944. It notes victory models use synthetic fibers, limited metals, and sustained supplies for soaps, linens, and kitchenware while warning costs for services may rise and suggesting proper storage for spices to preserve flavor.
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Novemer
Conie Foote
Iowa State College
Remaking a Man's Old Suit and Pattern Grain Notes
Iowa State College experts advise ripping and recutting a suit for a proper fit and to use the unworn side. pattern guidance stresses cutting on the straight of the cloth to prevent pulling and distortion. Also, pork should be cooked well done. jacketed potatoes provide nutrition, and stuffing potatoes with sausage adds richness.
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V. P
Elizabeth Peterson
Iowa State College
Conie Foote
Pocahontas County Board Sets 1944 Meetings and Appointments
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors in Iowa organized for 1944 in the Magistrate’s Room. They elected G. C. Johnson as chairman, appointed O. F. Young and others to committees, set regular meeting days, and authorized warrants and fund transfers. They designated bank depositories, named county officers as public bidders, and announced hearings for official papers and county physician appointments.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocamtas County
G. C. Johnn
Brefore G. C. Johnson
Johnson
O. F. Oung
Clarence Jensen
Young
General County
Teacher Institute Fund
Jensen
Board of
Sup
Pocahontas County
Roy A. Johnson
G. A
First National Bank of Fonda
Commercial State Bank of Pocahontas
Pocahontas State Bank of
Laurens State Bank of
Lau
Eee
Rolfe State Bank of
Rolfe
Manson State Bank of
Manson
Humboldt Trust and Savings Bank of Humboldt
Pomeroy State Bank of Pom
Commercial State Bank of
Rolfe Arrow
Fonda Times
Laurens Sun
Poca
F. E. Heathman
A. C. Carmijstines
Frances Patrick
Community Notes and Local Meetings in Early 1944
D. M. T. News lists visits across Bradgate Laurens Algona and Ware with family and friends. A 4-H boys meeting February 16 outlines 1944 program and a party honors the Johnson family moving to Forest City. Officials discuss Deputy Treasurer bond and 1944 salaries for multiple county departments and offices. Roy A. Johnson signs off as County Auditor.
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L. A. Ripperger
Art Zeman
Bradgate
M. B. Stover
Phil Davis
Laurens
Tom Molamphy
Algona
Sam Nicoson
Sue
Terrill
Glenn Carpenter
Pocahontas
Everett Carpenter
Walter Heddinger
Merle
South Pacific
New Hebrides Islands
Mike Buekema
John
Joe Hotowee
Ware
CG. L. Zeman
G. B. DeBoer
Flossie DeVaul
Fonda
A. A. Firkins
C. W. Roberts
Walter Levene
Ida Otto
W. H
al Lemke
Fort Dodge
Johnson
Asbury
Grant Johnson
Art Michalek
Johnsons
Forest City
Pocahontas County Treasurer Reports June 1943 to Dec 1948 figures
The semi annual report of J F Carlson Pocahontas County treasurer covers the period from June 1 1943 to December 31 1948 detailing receipts including current taxes delinquent taxes penalties and costs drainage and road taxes school fund and miscellaneous receipts plus disbursements and a final certification dated January 12 1944 by treasurer J F Carlson and deputy Francis Patrick.
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General County
Pann
Meerpeeneeine Sec’y
Treas
Pocahontas, Iowa
I. J. F. Carlson
Pocahontas County
Iowa
J. F. Carlson
Francis Patrick
Fair Grounds
Teachers’ Institute
Ier Te Cine
Aeiter Ak
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