Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and History
Consolidated with The Reveille on February 12 1914 notes founded in 1888 by J J Bruce and long managed by J H Lighter family. Paper entered second class matter May 14 1910 at Rolfe Iowa under March 3 1879 act. Rates listed: Pocahontas Humboldt Palo Alto and Kossuth counties 2 00 per year 1 25 six months. elsewhere in U S 32 89 per year 180 per six months.
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Reveille
J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Rolfe
Iowa
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Palo Alto
Kossuth
United States
Stalin Denounces Churchill In Fulton Interview
The Soviet leader assails Churchill in a press interview about cooperation with Britain, accusing him of anti Soviet sentiment and outlining Moscow’s view on Poland Balkans and Iran. Stalin argues Western powers seek to fence Russia and accuses Churchill of negating Soviet influence.
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Stalin
Churchill
Fulton
United States
Britain
Poland
Balkans
Russia
Iran
U.S
Hitler
Eta
Adolph
Germany
Churetdll
Reich
National committee led by Hoover seeks voluntary wheat and fat cuts
The United States faces a food shortage for Europe and overseas, urging voluntary restraint in wheat and fat consumption. A Hoover-led national committee promotes self-denial to free exports while critics warn rationing would work better. The piece argues the hungry may embrace radical ideas if fed.
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Europe
Herbert Hoover
Canada
America
Subsidies for Housing and Veterans Support Debate
The piece argues subsidies for housing and materials raise government deficits and tax burdens. It cites President's forecast of a four billion dollar spending excess next year and urges ending unfair advantages for veterans and housing programs.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Need for durable settlement in labor disputes
The article argues for a lasting approach to labor and management conflicts beyond makeshift fixes. It criticizes the public’s silence and inconvenience while both sides present arguments and urges creation of mechanisms to ease hardship and give the public a voice.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Machin
Not So Bad as Pictured Iowa Schools Rated Above Average
Jonn W. Studebaker former superintendent of Des Moines schools says Iowa schools are above average though not top ranked like Nebraska. He spoke before legislative committees arguing Iowa education can improve without overemphasizing need for state aid and countering claims of a crisis.
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Iown Times-Republican
Magad Jonn W. Studebaker
Des
Iowa
Nebraska
Studebaker
Minnesota
North Dakota
March in towa brings sun and wind in equal measure
The writer notes Iowa March moods from balmy air and bright sun to cold winds and a touch of sleet. March is called a gay deceiver, offering hopeful springs by day and harsh turns by press time, with weather shifting and unpredictability highlighted in Sheldon.
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Iowa
Sheldon
March
Third Avenue
Towa
Democracy by Sacrifice and Simple Food Choice
The article argues democracy thrives when people keep promises and share food. It suggests small sacrifices like eating less white bread pie and meat to support a convincing case for democracy.
Guy E Mack Announces Candidacy for State Senate Iowa
Guy E Mack of Storm Lake Iowa declares his candidacy for the office of State Senator Fiftieth Senatorial District in the June 1946 Republican primary, subject to voter approval of the party.
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Iowa
Repubcan
Guy E. Mack
Storm Lake
Butler seeks State Representative seat in June GOP primary
Gus G Butler of Ralfe Iowa announces he will seek the office of State Representative subject to Republican voters choice in the June primaries. The notice urges Pocahontas county residents to consider his candidacy.
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Pocahontas County
Gus G. Butler
Ralfe
Iowa
Primary Message From Katherine Boozeil in Pocahontas
Katherine Boozeil of Pocahontas Iowa appeals for votes in the June 1 1946 primary urging readers to support her campaign and participate in the election.
State Senate Run Declared for 5th District
State Senator announces candidacy for State Senator from the 5th district on the Democratic ticket, subject to Democratic voters in June party primaries.
Senator J F Miler Announces 59th District Candidacy
Humboldt Republican J F Miler declares his run for state senate representing the district including Buem Vista Pocahontas and Humboldt counties. He notes four prior terms in the Iowa legislature and seeks Republican primary support.
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J. F. Miler
Humboldt
Comos Buem
Vista
Pocahontas
A. J. Shaw
County Supervisor Race in Focakontas County
The 1847 term for the office of county supervisor in Focakontas County lists Republican Henry C. Onken of Palmer, Iowa, contesting the seat.
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Focakontas County
Henry C. Onken, Palmer, Ioewa
Unclear OCR Notes On Livestock Feeding And Pasture
Fragmentary report describes moving pigs to pasture and feeding straights as new corn becomes available. Mentions shifting livestock program to fit changing conditions and water access for sows and feed management.
Pocahontas County Attorney Candidate Reelection Bid
Jem 2 seeks another term as Pocahontas County Attorney on the Republican ticket. F E Van Alstine, Pocahontas Iowa, is listed as a contrasting candidate or supporter in the notice.
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Jem 2
Pocahontas
Taunty
F. E. van Alstine
Iowa
Pocahontas County Sheriff Candidate Stahly Seeks GOP Primary
E. R. Stahly announces candidacy for sheriff of Pocahontas County on the Republican ticket subject to the June primary voters. The notice invites support from party members and outlines his bid for the office.
Car theft reported by Mason City man found in neighbor's garage
Jim Klein of Mason City reported his automobile stolen from in front of his home. On investigation, police traced the car to a neighbor's garage where it had rolled downhill and stopped in the Turner garage near a block away after resting near a tree.
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Jim Klein
Mason City
Clear Lake
Klein
Britt
M. C. Turner
Opposition to Lindbergh in Iowa Poll Finds 67 Percent
Early January Iowa poll results show 67 percent oppose Lindbergh's cabinet appointment. The report notes Truman faced pressure to appoint Lindbergh as Assistant Secretary of War for Air, with release provided to Iowa newspapers by THE IOWA POLL of the Des Moines Register and Tribune.
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Towans
Truman
Charles Lindbergh
Iowa
Lindbergh
Air
Es Moines Register and Tribune
Building Health Through Simple Daily Habits
The text promotes health as painless with routine actions. It urges forming good health habits, eating a balanced diet with fruits vegetables milk eggs fish meat and fats, varying foods to avoid monotony, ensuring rest exercise and personal cleanliness for disease resistance.
Pocahontas County Sheriff Candidate Files For Primary
A candidate announces bid for the office of Sheriff of Pocahontas County subject to the will primaries. The declaration outlines intent to seek the sheriff position in the upcoming election.
County Treasurer Candidate Announces Republican Bid
Duncan C Grant of Rolfe Iowa declares candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primary. He lists Rolfe as his residence in Iowa.
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Pocahontas County
Duncan C, Grant
Rolfe
Iowa
County Clerk Candidate Seeks Pocahontas County Iowa Post
A notice announces a candidate for the office of Clerk of the District Court in Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Republican voters. The document also discusses health tips on germ spreading hand washing and soap use. It mentions upcoming coverage on tuberculosis and the importance of regular physical examinations.
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Pocahontas County
Iowa
University of Iowa to confer 87 degrees at March commencement
Medical and dental degrees will be conferred on 87 graduates at the University of Iowa commencement March 23 at 1 45 p m in Iowa Union. Sixty six MDs and 21 DDSs will receive degrees. Speaker will be Dr Henry W Houghton former Iowa Medical College dean. He directed Peiping Union Medical College in China and was held by Japanese for three years. The navy will present certificates of appreciation for training services in medicine and dentistry.
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University of Iowa
Iowa Union
Henry &. Houghton
Iowa Medical College
Peiping Union Medical College
China
Pearl Harbor
Navy
University
Hydraulics Meet Set For Town University Conference
The third Nation Hydraulics conference is scheduled by the University of Town for June 11 12. Dean F M Dawson says about 250 experts are expected to attend for talks and demonstrations on new problems in the field.
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University of Town
F. M. Dawson
Engineering College
Education Journal Established at University of Iowa
The Journal of General Education is launched at the University of Iowa with Dean Earl J. McGrath of the College of Liberal Arts as editor. It aims to link scholars teachers and administrators working on general education programs for American youth.
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Journal of
General Education
University of Iowa
Earl J. McGrath
College of Liberal Arts
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