Local Post Office Weekly Publication Details and Rates
The paper notes its "Published Weekly" status and second class matter designation. Subscription rates are $2 per year in advance within certain territories, $2.50 outside Kossuth County and Titanica, and $8 to Canada and foreign countries with $2 for armed service members. It mentions subscription continuity and discontinuation conditions. A Lone Tree youth, Charles McLean, attends Ames Town State College and travels by bicycle, including a 230 mile two day trip from Lone Tree to Garner and then on to Ames.
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Ant
Bae
Ada
Kossuth
Titanica
Canada
Charles McLean
Lone Tree
Town State College
Ames
G. B. Kirchner
Garner
Algo
Skunk Raid Injures Dogs at Ivester Farm Kennels
A skunk raided Herman Warren's kennels near Ivester, harming dogs before the farmer fired a warning shot. The animal's head was sent to Ames for examination as a possible tabies. Preliminary findings suggest symptoms of fables.
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Herman Warren
Ivester
Ames
Fine Hot Rolls Sure to Be a Simple Meal Option
A guide to making hot rolls with varied flours and methods. It covers dough texture, ingredient proportions, and how milk or potatoes can improve tenderness. Temperature control during mixing and rising, noting 80 to 90 degrees F as a helpful range.
Indian Soldier Chiefs Respect Clash in Pacific Unit
An all Sioux company from Poplar Montana clashed with army hierarchy as tribal loyalties trumped rank. A covert investigation showed a sergeant outranked the captain under Sioux custom, prompting a quiet reshuffle across the division to restore order and cohesion.
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41St Infantry
Pacific
Poplar
Mont
Redman
Proper care of wool blankets for extended service
Guidance on airing wool blankets several times a month and using a third sheet as a dust cover. For soiled blankets, wash every two to three months in neutral soap with lukewarm water, rinse thoroughly, and wring gently to remove soil.
Flax Seed Proportions Drive Global Production
World flax is split about two thirds for seed and one third for fiber. Fiber flax yields seed as a byproduct mainly used for paper. Argentina, India, and the United States grow mostly seed flax, while Russia and nearby regions plant more for seed or fiber. overall fiber regions accounted for 85 percent of prewar production in Europe.
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Argentina
India
United States
Russia
Baltic Countries
Poland
How to Get the Most From Spinach When Cooking
Simple tips to maximize spinach flavor and nutrients. Use little water or none, boil and salt when adding spinach, cover to speed cooking. Save and use the released juice as a base for soups or gravies, and for a tomato juice cocktail.
Local families and visitors share updates in Lakota News
Multiple partial notices report visits and greetings among Lakota area residents and relatives. Alfred Christ and Alfred Nelson families visited Stevens and Ledyard. Presbyterian missionaries were hosted. Zoller Schroeder Phillips and others visited Swea City Mason City Des Moines Clarinda stories. Navy sailor Merle Heetland on leave. Dennis Murray returns from Iowa City. Gisle Anderson family lined up Calif visit with Buckets. Margaret Warburton from Des Moines on vacation.
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Alfred Christ
Albin Nelson
Alvin Hunters
Stevens
Henry Greenfield
William Schroeder
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mary Zoller
Melvin Schroeder
Phillip
Swea City
Henry Boettcher
Gust Nelson
Adolph Poppe and Jr
Albert Sleper
Henry Blome
Albert Goetz
James Maynes
Ledyard
Mayne
Wm. Kienitz
Alma Heetland
Eldon
Des Moines
Merle Heetland
Navy
John Heetland
Albert Slopers
Frederick Schultz
Lone Rock
Rey
Darnauer
Mason City
Dennis Murray
Iowa City
John Cook
Clarinda
Iowa
Gisle Anderson
Belle Gardens
Calif
Furs Shipper Gressly Faced License Error
Marengo farmer and fur shipper C. J. R. Gressly was nearly charged in justice court for shipping furs without a license. After exchanges it became clear the error lay with the State Conservation Commission which misread his name as Cressly, a one letter spelling difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gressly
Marengo
State Conservation Commission
Gressly
Justice Court
Grassly
Cressly Ag
Hamburg man raises quail at home for release
Maurice Brookshire of Hamburg reports success in rearing quail from a first batch of 100 day-old chicks, releasing 40 after a weeks care. A second batch of 100 chicks arrived, described as a stronger brood, with hopes to increase future releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Maurice Brookshier
Hamburg
Maurice
Waiting To Buy Feeders Feeder cattle Prices Seen Stable to Down
Rex Beresford and Francis Kutish warn that feeder cattle prices in early August are near peak and may drift lower later. With light spring runs and good grass, farmers are advised to wait until heavier fall runs. Supply and price depend on corn, war, and potential government action.
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Rex Beresford
Town State College
Francis Kutish
Beresford and
Kutish
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Bill” Ricklefs Titonka
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