Buffalo Consolidated School District notice and sales ads
Notice states bills payable within sixty days after contracting need secretary approval and is signed by Harold B. Gartner. Also includes for sale items such as eating potatoes by John Swanson and multiple used cars for sale by J E Ukena, Lakota Iowa, plus a hospital recovery thank you from Owen Tjaden.
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Buffalo, Consolidated
Ti Lona
Iowa
Burfalo Township Consolidated School
Harold B. Gartner
Lecy
J. E. Ukena Lakota
Owen Tjaden
Local Youth Presents Ten Foot Corn Stalk
Dale Higgins showcases a ten foot tall corn stalk brought in on the Fourth of July. He says the field contains acres of similarly tall plants and notes the stalk was not specially selected.
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Dale Higgins
Dale
Lakota Race Horse Wins at Independence
Russell French rode Lakota a horse owned by Harry Mussman and Ahrend Hans to a first and second place in a 2 16 pace at Independence Iowa on July fourth. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ahrend Hans and Gordon, Mr and Mrs J C Blome, Mrs and Mrs Virgil Werties and Mr and Mrs Harry Mussman. The Mussmans also visited relatives at Dysart on Sunday.
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Russell French
Harry Mussman
Ahrend Hans
Independence
Iowa
Gordon
J. C. Blome
Virgil Werties
Former Lakota Lady Bertha Krause Dies in Minneapolis
Bertha Krause, a former Lakota resident, died Friday July 1 at her sister Mrs. Minnie Lafferty’s home in Minneapolis. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Lakota Lutheran Church with burial in its cemetery. pallbearers included Fred Mabus Paul Hertzke Fred Schwartz Henry Boettcher William Mabus and William Schroeder. Mrs. Louw Meyer and her daughter Marilyn sang Jesus Saviour Pilot Me and I'm a Stranger Here.
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Minneapolis
Bertha Krause
Minnie Lafferty
Lutheran Church
Lakota
Fred Mabus
Paul Hertzke
Fred Schwartz
Henry Boettcher
William Mabus
William Schroeder
Beavers
Louw Meyer
Marilyn
Plant Foreman Builds Moonscope In His Spare Time
Milwaukee man John Hessner, an International Harvester foreman, crafts a six foot reflect or telescope in a cardboard carton using a self made brass mounted glass mirror. He spends nights tracing the heavens seeking the moon and Mars canals with patient skill and a single minded dream of space travel.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Hossher
Iles
Ruth Marie
Hessner
Mars
John Hessner
Messner
International Harvester Company
Galileo
Christopher Columbus
Cratans
Poodle Lives With Lioness Tops Frankfurt Zoo Scene
In Frankfurt the zoo highlights a black poodle named Bonzo living with Brigitta the lioness. The animals were raised together and Bonzo often playfully hinders Brigitta as visitors watch the pair roam their shared cage. The zoo, rebuilt after war destruction, now rivals western Germany’s best.
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Seankfurd
Frankfurt Zoo
Brigitta
Bonzo
Bon
Bernhard Grelmeck
Lttle
Germany
Post Office Rulings Allow Weird Items To Pass In Mails
Washington reports the Post Office rules permit mailing various unlikely items labeled as livestock. Worms blood or earth specimens planaria newts hydras hellgram mites leeches tadpoles lizards and frogs may be mailed with sufficient stamps.
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Washington
Sam
Danish Oak Fulfilled 50 Year Forecast in Denmark
In Soendenborg Denmark a century oak toppled after a storm revealing two wedges placed sixty years earlier. An inscription warned that when the oak fell the gravedigger’s wife would die and a local farm would burn. Nelle Katrine Nielsen, wife of the gravedigger, died two days after the oak fell. Two days later Claus Andersen’s farm in Elstrup burned down.
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Soendenborg
Denmark
Svendenborg
Nelle Katrine Nielsen
Claus Andersen
Elstrup
Dowm
Town Keeps Bell Ringing Tradition at $125 Yearly
In Providence residents learn the city has paid $125 annually since 1835 to bell ring at sunrise noon and 9 PM, now adjusted to 7 AM. The First Baptist Meeting House bell, a link between old town and modern city, remains a municipal cost with historical records noting a 75 dollar contract in that year.
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First Baptist Meeting House
Commion Council
White
Comnormm Council
Old Timers Aiding Modern Mining Techniques
John T. Sherman of the American Gygnamid Co explains the sink float method as a gravity based ore separation technique. He compares it to classic mining tools like the sluice box and shaking table used to separate heavy minerals from lighter material.
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New
Bean Queen Nickerson Sparks Bean Donations at Redeemer
Mrs. Lury G. Nickerson is dubbed bean queen at the Church of the Redeemer in Swampscott Mass. After she canceled a church supper due to bean scarcity the church has received large bean gifts from across the country. The Elkton Cooperative Farm Products of Elkton Michigan sent a 100 pound sack, bringing total beans donated to about 330 pounds.
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Jack and Beanstalk
Swampscott
Mass
Jack and the Beanstalk
Lury G. Nickerson
Church of the Redeemer
Methodist
Elkton Cooperative Farm Products
Elkton, Mich
Women Resist Being Labeled Maids In Milwaukee Program
Milwaukee agencies report women object to domestic work and to the term maid as drafted in a wartime era household employment program. The program struggled to recruit helpers as war work drew women away, with efforts shifting from a citizens group to the YWCA and vocational school before fading.
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Milwaukee
YWCA
Milwaukee ‘Citizens’ Committee
Women’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Frieda S. Miller
Grotam
Walter Blount
Thes Warr
Shar
YWEA
Aitizens
Twwca 4O
Terreus
Isabel Scholl
England Resurrects 400 Year Old Law for Juveniles
London reports the juvenile court in Havant revived a 400 year old statute from Henry VIII to curb youth gambling. A 15 year old boy and 11 year old girl were bound over on an order prohibiting them from visiting a bookmaker's house after being found with football betting coupons.
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London
Havant
England
Henry VIII
Two Maids Named Trust Fund Beneficiaries in Hentz Estate
In Morristown New Jersey two house maids Annie Dempsey and Julia McCarthy are named principal beneficiaries of a 100000 trust fund from the estate of Leonard S Hentz a retired New York broker. They were cited along with Marian Hentz Crossfield as beneficiaries and were employed by the broker family for over three years.
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Morriltown
N. J
Leonard S. Hentz
New York
Annie Dempsey
Julia McCarthy
Marian Hentz
Crossfield
Hentz
Hantz
Cation Exchange
Lakota Voters Decide on School Building Bond Issue
Lakota Independent School District voters will decide a measure to build an addition on the west side of the present building. The plan aims to add space for about 240 to 250 pupils and authorize issuing $25,000 in bonds to finance the project. The election date is set for Lakota.
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Lakota
Lakota Independent School District
Town Hall Meeting Set for July 7 1949
A town hall session is scheduled for Thursday July 7 1949 with proceedings noted at 12 nods and 40 7 ppm. Residents are urged to attend and participate in the discussion of local matters.
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Ota Town Hall
Lakota Child Recovers After Car Fall Incident
Donna Paulsen three and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Paulsen is recovering from abrasions and shock after falling from her grandparents car last Wednesday afternoon. She and Janet Smith were in the back seat when the door opened and she was thrown onto the grassy shoulder.
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Donna
Elmer Paulsen
Janet Smith
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