Notice of Special School Election at Buffalo Township
Public notice to Buffalo Township Consolidated School District voters in Kossuth County Iowa of a December 17 1945 special election at the Legion Hall Titonka to approve bonds up to 50000 for adding classrooms auditorium and gymnasium and equipment. Polls open noon to 7 PM per board order dated November 12 1945.
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Buffalo Township
Kossuth
Iowa
Wehool
Legion Hall
Titonka
Gir
Board of Directors
Edward Boyken
Buffalo Consolidated School District
State OF
Kossuth County
Reinhart Fritz
Algone
Said
Algona
Towa
Brainy Kids Husky Too Says Scholar
CHICAGO The notion that bright children are retarded or misfits is debunked by Dr Paul A Witty professor of education and director of Northwestern Psycho Educational clinic He argues bright children excel in size strength and health and that high I Q alone does not prove genius He cautions that I Q of 140 appears in about five of a thousand pupils and emphasizes development of reading language and handwriting while respecting individuality.
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Chicago
Paul A. Witty
Northwestern University
Witty
New British Warplane Lincoln Larger Than B-29
The British Ministry of Aircraft Production announced four new warplanes including a bomber named Lincoln, purportedly larger than the B-29 Superfortress and aimed at fighting Japan. Others listed are the Vampire jet fighter, the Hornet twin engine fighter at 470 mph, and the Spiteful single engine fighter over 460 mph.
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Ministry of Aircraft Production
Ministry
Nazi Guerrillas Hold Out in Bavarian Alps
American intelligence confirms scattered Nazi elite guards are still fighting a sporadic guerrilla war in the Bavarian alps against occupation forces. Spokesmen say the 88 remaining troops operate individually, not as organized units.
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Bavarian Alps
Bavaria
3Rd Army
United Press
Baby 11 Months Old Becomes U S Citizen in Chicago
Charles Franklin Cohen, 11 months old, is noted as the youngest person naturalized in the district. Federal Judge John P. Barnes administered the oath to about 250 new citizens as Sgt. Major Max Cohen, of the Canadian army, held his son's hand.伴
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Baby
U. S
Chicago
Charles Franklin Cohen
U.S
William E. Lemke
Max Cohen
John P. Barnes
Charles
Doreen Cohen
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Losses of B-29 Planes Average One per Mission
Washington reports that losses of Superfortress bombers averaged just over one aircraft per mission since operations began. Between June 6, 1944, and July 8, 1945, 361 missions were flown with 201 B 29s lost. The force also shot down 760 Japanese planes and destroyed 159 on the ground while delivering bombs on targets.
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Washington
PR Ry
Bangkok
Thailand
100000 Ships Added In Two Ocean Navy
The navy disclosed on the fifth anniversary of the two ocean navy program that 1922 combatant ships totaling 3,130,088 tons have been added since July 1, 1940. The fleet has grown from 1,695 ships at Pearl Harbor to more than 100,000 ships and qualitaries.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Local Social Notes From Lakota Area Gather Various Visits
Mrs Gust Nelson visited her son and family in Charles City from Tuesday to Saturday last week. Glenn Wilson and family visited relatives in Mankato over the weekend. Guests at the E Kienitz home November 29 included C W Buckels and Paula, Harry Rosenau, A T Buckels and Esther Zimmerman. Shoppers in Blue Earth and multiple dinner and visitings are listed among local families including the Olthoffs, Riches, Dundas, Quaday, and Wortman families as well as a move involving A D Austin and Thompson Yards.
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Gust Nelson
Charles City
Glenn Wilson
Mankato
E. Kienitz
C.W. Buckels
Paula
Harry Rosenau
A. T. Buckels
Esther Zimmerman
Klenitz
Fred Schwartz
Mary Zoller
Wilbur
Blue Earth
Albin
Rock Rapids
Thompson Yards
Arlene Quaday
Edith Dundas
Quaday
C. W. Buckels
Elmer Kienitz
J. E. Ukena
I. E. Wortman
Wortman
George Sunday
Foxes Break From Pen In Titonea Stampede
Mike Baer of Burt owned several foxes kept in a pen. They escaped, invading J. P. Trunkhill’s farm and attacked poultry. Ten hens were killed before reinforcements arrived and killed the foxes. a third fox was killed by Bernard.
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Mike Baer
Burt
J. P. Trunkhill
Leeper After It Killed Six J At Last Reports
Bur t residents report loss of poultry after a fox attack near Burt. Neighbors say foxes remain at large as they guard their remaining stock and monitor poultry at risk.
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Sixj
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Ted Hinders
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Poland
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Honey For Sale
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Buffalo Center
China
Bert Geerdes
P. B. Duroc
J. A. Hulsinga
Electrolux
Don H. Hutchins
S. Jones
Fred DeVries
Elmer Ostermann
Hampshire Bears
Lakota
Louis Price
F. D. Fisher
Main Street
Ralph Wirtjes
Attt
Everett Sheets
Britt
Atle
W. J.stewart
Ben ‘Beenkten, Sr
Roda
A. M. Petersen
Titania
Chevrolet
Leonard Klocke
Armed ‘Services Memorial
D. F. Schwietert
Wm. Huisman
C. Sigmund
7Th St. Ft. Dodge
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Buzz Law and Frame
B. A. Pannkuk
Arnold Brandt
Writ Armstong Piano Co
Soner, Ia
Aete
Henry W. Brandt
Billy Orthel
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D
Witonka
Pierre Sartor
Sitoner
M. F. Calhoun
Titonka, Towa
H. L. Torgersen
Bennist
Titonka, la
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Algona, Ix
E. J. van Ness Law Offices
Ek, J. van Ness
Della Welter
New Horse
Quarton and M
Miller County Savings Bank
Algona, Iowa
W. L. L. Tindall
Osthopathio Phy Orreane
Helen Whits
Cler's
Alma Pearson
Linnan & Lynch
Bremer County
Waverly
Alfred DeRaad
LeMars
Lakota News
Titonea
Elmore Nursery
Elmore, Minnesota
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McCormick Deering
Ailts
Ailis
Idea
John Deere
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Carl Gerzema
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