Electric Boutpine The average here
The fragment mentions electric motors and a general reference to price or value with no clear events or names. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations are present to anchor a factual summary.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1947
Page
7
The fragment mentions electric motors and a general reference to price or value with no clear events or names. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations are present to anchor a factual summary.
Mr Brown smiles at a successful coup in crib mage while Mrs Brown looks on. The old gentle Charles Browns Cedar Rapids quietly observed their 69th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving day. Photo shows his opponent was his grandson Charles Kempter of Kansas City. Other notes mention Alvin Bielema of Fulton and Miss Jean Van Vliet of Grand Rapids marrying in Grand Rapids.
The 1945 U S farm census reports 171 761 Pennsylvania farms totaling 15 019 675 acres. Cropland potential is 8 001 335 acres and 1944 crop land used totals 6 663 799 acres. Planted pastures cover 4 240 673 acres and woodland accounts for 312 084 acres.
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Charles and Martha Brown of 1910 Washington Ave SE quietly celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving at home with daughter Mrs. Frank F Biba. Married in Fulton Illinois they moved to Iowa then Clinton and Dubuque before settling with family in Cedar Rapids.
The article argues that rising operating costs threaten a multimillion dollar program to upgrade equipment, roadbeds, yards, and stations. It urges government to grant a permanent minimum freight rate increase to maintain efficiency, meet demand, and support industry reliance.
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