Multiple Classified Ads and Notices from Local Paper
A collage of late 1930s style classified items. Includes policy pitch from Henry Swalve of Lakota Iowa, farm service notices about plow shares, sales pitches from Peters & Sons Blue Earth Minnesota, and various sale offerings. Also offers for loans, furniture, radiators, stoves, hay, farm land notices, found license plate, and RoW medical ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Swalve
Lakota
Iowa
Welp
Bancroft
Harry
Peters & Sons
Blue Earth
Minnesota
A. W. Boyken
Naomi Speicher and Rudolph Engstrom wed in Buffalo Center
Naomi Leila Speicher Rudolph Engstrom tied the knot July 11 in a candlelit Buffalo Center Methodist church ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Speicher, wore a princess gown with lace crown veil and pink rose bouquet. Attendants wore pink marquisette gowns, and the couple planned a return trip before settling near Swea City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Leila Speicher
Rudolph Engstrom
Wm. Speicher
Buffalo Center
Granddaugh‘ter
B. L. Jennings
Ti‘tonka
Rudolph Emil Engstrom
W. C. Engstrom
Swea City
B. R. Peterson
Methodist Church
Beverly Smith
D. W. Stephenson
Shirley Stephenson
Fainmont
Beulah Sipeicher
Harl Colwell
Humboldt
Maurice Koilasch
Swea
City
Maurice Drew
Roger Sansen
Fairmont
Ledyard High School
Minneapolis ‘Business College
Fairmont Railways Motors
Engstrom
Grant
Pacific
June weed control and shallow cultivation guidance
June is a critical month in weed control as saboteur plants steal soil nutrients and moisture from vegetables. Weeds act as pest bases and grow quickly in warm weather, so cultivate about once a week to prevent a head start, but never deeper than one inch to avoid root injury.
Journey Through Mexico City and Pyramids Trip Journal
The narrator describes a motor trip from Laredo to Mexico City via Monterey and Tamazumal, enjoying the banana and orange belts, vivid street life, and bright parrots. They stay in a Spanish style court, face language barriers, and note high altitude climate. They visit Yeotihuacan pyramids, compare them to Egypt, and observe markets, barter, and daily life with friendly locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Orange Belt
Tammazundale
Mexico
Pyramids
Yeotihuacan
Egypt
Cortez
U.S
From Mexico to Laredo and back a travelogue tale
A travel narrative recounts crossing into Mexico and returning to Laredo before July 6. Observations include hot nights, Montery streets, Tabasco landscapes, church bells, brick streets, and vibrant Mexican colors. The trip covers Corpus Christi, eastern Texas, timber camps, and Central Missouri crops, noting construction and detasseling, with homecoming framed as the trip's best part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mexico
Aleman
Laredo
Texas
U. S
Corpus Christi
Gulf
Minnesota
Missouri
Towa
Grain Aid Seen As Best Way To Feed Starving Nations
A. J. Loveland of the Production and Marketing Administration urges grain shipments to famine areas in Europe and Asia to feed people directly rather than send livestock products. He notes wheat surplus and potential release of purchased grain if needed, while predicting an above normal wheat crop that may prevent a long flour shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
A. J. Loveland
Loveland
Department of Agriculture
Caution Advised With New Weed Killer 2 4 D Use
State College plant pathologist warns of damage to trees hedges and lawns from 2 4 D. Apply under low pressure on calm winds above 70 degrees for best results. Clean sprayer thoroughly if reused for weed and insect control. Only a small quantity is needed to hurt desirable plants.
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E. P. Sylvester
Town State College
Body Builds Self Destruction Seen in Kidney Research
In a University of California laboratory, researchers report that immune reactions to streptococcus vaccine mixed with rat kidney extracts can trigger antibodies that attack the rat’s own kidneys. The finding, described in Archives of Pathology, suggests antibodies against self-tissues may arise during infections and raises questions about similar processes in humans. Dr. Cavelli and his wife conducted the work, noting that tissue fragments passing through the same animal can provoke antibody responses against the donor organ, a result with broad implications for degenerative kidney diseases like glomerulonephritis. Further study aims to clarify these uncertainties and assess human relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of California Research Laboratory
Associated Press
Philip A. Cavelti
Hooper Foundation For Medical Research
Cavelti
Pathology
American Medical
Cavelli
Amusement, Luxury Goods Tax Receipts Jump in 1946
Washington reports a peacetime mood boosting tax receipts. Admissions to night clubs theaters and concerts rose by 5,725,400 from 1945, totaling 36,474,650. Jewelry taxes increased 2,444,000 to 15,335,500, furs 161,200 to 9,300,800, and perfumes and cosmetics 433,100 to 8,704,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Japanese War Weapons Destroyed by U S Army
The civil affairs division of the War Department says substantial Japanese military property has been collected and destroyed. Highth Army HQ reports most combat equipment was surrendered in good faith and non combat items were returned to the government for civilian use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Washington
Civil Affairs Division
War Department
Highth Army
Seria
Atom Bomb By-Product Said To Cure Goiter
Dr Saul Hertz claimed radioactive iodine a by product of atom bombs could cure certain goiters. He said the material might eliminate the eye protrusion in affected patients and could help many cases, noting its medical research potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Hertz
Aaron
Herts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titania
Fead
Murphy'a
Ted Hinders
Woden
M.P. Bagegard
Algona
Anna Fautz
P.O. Box
Vancouvver
Wash
Petra ‘Larson
D.X. Satton
Adamson
Owen Cook
Henry Schroeder
Tipic
Clover
Timothy Hay
Chris Brandi
Wm. Larsen
Salle
A. M. Petersen
Titonka
Cecil Long
Cox
Hancock County
Rawleigh’s
Freeport
Albert Loeschen
Tyke Theatre
Abelene
Technicolor
Ann Dvorak
Randolph Scott
Barbara Stanwyck
George Brent
Blondie
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Bonacker
Try Titonka
Forest City Produce
Gordon Swan
Dance Legion
National
Pla-Mor-Ballroom
Kansas City
Tax Inc
Happy Jake
Windsor
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