Wesley News Briefs From Wisconsin Travel and Visits
Mrs. I. A. Eisenbarker and son Joe return from Milwaukee with visits to relatives in Racine. Bob Goetz travels to Chicago with George Goetz and John Lichteig to bring cattle home. Vera Forburger RN of Mason City visits family. Bernard Schrauth and son Paul go to Rochester for clinic. E. M. Olson buys Kouba Food Market. Catherine Williams released from Mercy hospital Magon City to home.
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Bob Goetz
Chicago
George Goetz
John Lichteig
Vera Forburger R. N
Mason City
Tom Forburger
J. T. Meurer
Helen Johnson
Lillian
Joe
Bernadine
Bernard Schrauth
Paul
Rochester
E. M. Olson
Kouba
Myrtle Kouba
Catherine Williams
Mercy Hospital
Magon City
Father Klein
John Licknieg
Ttle
Vincent Daughan
I. A. Hisenbacker
Norbert
Hibert
Joe Studer
Charles Nelson
Algona
Geo. Goetz
Lillian Johnson
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Goetz
Joseph Johnson
James Seiler
Great Lakes
Kraus
Family gatherings and notices in Algona district
Local social notes recount Sunday dinners and visits across Algona area households including Goetz, Johnson, and Frimml families. Obituaries and birthday acknowledgments highlight Mary Goetz’s passing and I. A. Hisenbacker’s 77th birthday observance. A divorce petition in district court seeks an absolute dissolution for Meda Redfield Palmer vs Richard William Palmer.
Farm Safety: Remove Barn Accident Hazards Now
Farmers should winterize by organizing barns to prevent injuries and time loss next year. Key steps include clearing alleyways, storing tools properly, avoiding overhead loose material, securing lanterns, and checking fire hazards and fuel safety.
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Fie
Ways to Remove Pesky Stains From Fabrics
A compact guide lists stain treatments for fruit and berry marks, coffee and chocolate, wine, mustard, and candle wax. It covers steps like boiling water, sun drying, chlorine bleach for set whites, borax paste, salt dusting, and heat pressing with blotting paper to lift wax.
Indiscriminate Hunting Records Highlight Hawk and Owl Destruction
The article outlines how indiscriminate hunting harms hawks and owls, noting that many killed are beneficial species like the sharp shinned hawk Cooper's hawk goshawk and great horned owl. It cites that about 11 percent of banded birds are harmful yet similar kill rates show misdirected targeting and a large share of kills among beneficial birds. It adds a separate note on arteriosclerosis presenting diabetes and pancreatic roles in fat metabolism, citing Dr. Lester Dragstedt's NAS studies and observations in dogs and humans.
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Lester R. Dragstedt
National Academy of Sciences
Dragstedt
Nutritious Sweet Potatoes for Daily Vitamin A Needs
The typical sweet potato supplies the daily adult vitamin A requirement and also offers vitamin C and iron. To preserve nutrients and flavor, cook without peeling. Variations include spiced glazed, orange sweet potatoes, or escalloped with apples. pair well with pork, chicken, lamb, and other meats.
Aircraft industry expansion with wartime demand noted
Before the war aircraft manufacturing was a small sector with under 100000 workers. By late 1943 peak employment reached about 2100000, roughly twenty times prewar levels, then declined to 1800000 by August 1944. Airframe workers earned about 45.85 weekly in August 1944 versus 34.08 for auto workers in 1940.
Rate of Remarriage Is High in Country
The article surveys remarriage as a key part of vital statistics, noting one in eight grooms or brides have prior marriages. It details age-based patterns, shows men remarrying more in their forties and later, and explains social and legal factors that affect widows and divorced women seeking new spouses.
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New England
Washday hazard and electrical grounding advice
The article warns that washday can be hazardous if electrical shock precautions are not followed. It recommends an electrician grounding the washer frame to a water pipe, so insulation breakdown will blow a fuse. It also notes dry atmosphere can cause static shocks when a person touches metal after walking on a rug or linoleum.
Plasticize Porkers Could Replace Scalding In Hog Processing
A proposed method substitutes plasticizing for traditional scalding to remove hair during hog butchering. Live hogs are submerged in liquid resin, then removed with hair and bristles coated in the sticky layer. After cooling, the plastic is stripped away with the hair, and the resin is remelted for reuse.
Hay Frame Moving Device Explained for Wagon Lifts
A simple hay frame mover built from two spikes two by fours five feet long a foot eight inch two by four for a lever and bolts plus a large iron hook. Assemble by bolting the long beam between the short lengths with an 18 inch extension and hook to lift the frame, using posts to secure and guide the movement for loading or unloading on a wagon.
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Holt
Titonia Promise of Daily Friendly Deals
A lighthearted note promotes buying in Titonia with a pledge of friendly, honest companions every day of the year, inviting trust and steady commerce among neighbors.
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Titonia
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