Local Happenings and Community News Highlights
Dr views stock and poultry remedies sold at the drug store. Mrs. Dwight Ruse recently amputated both feet and is recovering at home. Local families shared meals and visits, with birthdays and general social life noted. Notables include Virgil Rohlf seeking county auditor post and Titania club activities.
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Views
David
Timer Harms
George Hix
Stanley Ruse
Dwight Ruse
Ralph Harms
Emmettburg
Dick Harms
Hess
Hank Harms
Vicki
Timer Hares
Sydelle
Cindy Lou
Dick Herms
Lawrence Brown
Nampa
Idaho
Rose Andrews
Neighburhood
Buffalo Center
Buffalo Township Homemakers Meeting Noted
Buffalo Township Homemakers will meet Friday afternoon February 10 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. Art Rode with Mrs. Dale Finer as co host. Roll call by outstanding president. Lesson on New Fabrics by Mrs. Clarence Brandt and Mrs. Lester Eden. Copper tooling craft by Mrs. James Albertson. Bring pictures for scrap book.
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James Stecker
Vernon Burkhart
Barry Nelson
John Brandt
Loren Pannhuk
David Gray
Ronald Muller
Titanka
Dahl
Thompson
John Welhausen
Titonka Lions Club
Titonka
Woden
Harry Reed
Charles
Minneapolis
Buffalo Township
Art Rode
Dale Finer Als
Clarence Brandt
Lester Eden
James Albertson
Erwin Eden
Immanuel Lutheran H A Diers Pastor Schedule
Worship service at 10:30 am with Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:30 am. Junior choir rehearsal Feb 16 at 7 pm. Senior choir rehearsal Feb 18 at 8 pm. Dart ball tournament Feb 18 at 7 pm with Rockwell. Dart ball also invites ladies. Confirmation instruction Feb 20 at 8 am. Junior Mission Band meets Feb 20 at 1:30 pm. Luther League meets Feb 21 at 7:30 pm.
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Rockwell
Luther League
Model Tennessee Town Residents Own Homes Police Chief Says
Norris Tennessee town of 1,200 residents boasts full home ownership, no delinquents, and no bonded debt. Real estate investor Henry Epstein bought the town five years ago for 2.1 million dollars, selling dwellings and land to recoup his investment. The town employs five full-time staff, has one police officer, and records only one major crime in its history with a low arrest count last year. Citizens previously pressed for higher taxes to fix streets.
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Norris
Henry David Epstein
Philadelphia
Epstein
United States
R. G. Crossie
Vienna Taxicabs Keep Rolling Despite Wear and Tear
Vienna operates about 1,300 taxis mostly from 1912 to 1920, a marvel of the modern world exceeding London Paris and Rome in many respects. Some cabs are hand cranked and interiors are primitive with horse blankets as upholstery. A fleet refresh from 100 used sedans from U.S. Army stocks may boost service, while stories of rough handling persist.
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Vienna
London
Rome
Paris
Legion
Canadian women buy for nine simple reasons
At the Canadian Dietetic Association convention, Mrs. W. R. Walton Jr. outlined nine motives behind women’s purchases. Reasons include following a husband’s instruction, wanting a unique item, social conformity, enhancement of appearance, belief in imported quality, desirability, appeal of a bargain, and simple tendency to buy.
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Ottawa
Canadian Dietetic Association
W. R. Walton, Jr
Canadian Association of Consumers
Modern Fuels Are Aid To Matering Economy
A survey shows jalopy owners who repair themselves and trim garage rent can run a car for two to three cents a mile. A newer car costs about eight cents a mile, and pricier makes about ten cents. Modern car owners are better off than in 1925 when costs ranged from 10 to 20 cents per mile. Two gallons today replace three gallons from 1925, yet pre-tax cost remains about the same.
Motorized Mailmen Move to Speed U.S. Postal Delivery
The acting arches of the nation’s mailmen may be relieved by expanding mediaa delivery service. Tests with scouters, band cafes and special trucks are being conducted in cities including Annville, Houston, Milwaukee and Washington to speed delivery and cut costs.
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Mediaa
U. S. Post Outre
Andville
Tuuston
Moat
Milwaukee
Washington
A Cat in the Engine Mystery Surfaces in Syracuse
A fragmentary Syracuse item describes a cat in an engine causing a disturbance. The unreadable text hints at a roughly humorous mishap involving a worker and a failed attempt to fix the issue.
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Syracuse
Jamie
Sore Teuke Jy
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Tme
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Mary
G. J. Sartor
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Fort Dodge
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Swea City
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Virgil
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Very Schmidt
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Gerhardt Stecker
Alfred Redenius
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Henry van Hove
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