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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
8
Megan and Larry confront love and land as he asks for patience before marriage while the farm’s fate tests their bond. Larry urges Megan to choose togetherness over status, and their interplay with Jim and Annie reveals community scrutiny and the pull of Meadersville’s future.
Baton Rouge reports Louisiana 4-H clubs adopt a coastal wildlife program. Boys trap fur bearing animals, catch fish, study birds such as the blue heron and Louisiana egret, and prepare muskrat oil for sale. Led by W H Simmons, the project links local life to conservation and markets.
STH VENSON WASH Over 9,000,000 Douglas fir and ponderosa pine trees produced in the Hemlock nursery have been distributed for replanting across the Northwest. Over 58,000 of the firs were sent to the Olympic National Forest in Puget Sound country. About 2,000,000 trees are replanted each year, with wartime slowdowns noted. Seed is gathered in forests each year and taken to the nursery to grow new trees.
Bemidji plans large scale residential development after moving fair grounds to open space. New development features single lot frontage, wide rear alleys, 10 foot sidewalks and a revolving fund to cover facilities. County officials fund major fair ground site costs from property sales. A proposed million dollar airport on 1350 acres with paved runways and hangars aims to anchor northern Minnesota air travel. Jaycees lake shore plan adds water sports, a 300 foot breakwater, bath facilities and 100 car parking. The town promotes bigger, better growth with Paul Bunyan statues as iconic state photo spots.
In Vancuovoume Washington Justice Paul Elwell faces attorney Booth McAbee over a contempt dispute. The exchange escalates from ten dollars to fifty dollars as mcAbee remains silent amid the heated confrontation.
La Casa Abierta a 16 room show place built by Kathleen Norris and her husband Charles Norris has been sold to C. L. Cumming a Columbus Ohio man. The late Alexander Woollcott promoted croquet battles there and the house served as a gathering place for the Norris and Thompson clans.
State police pursued an arson after a barn fire near Sante Fe with bloodhounds. The culprit sprinkled red pepper to hinder the dogs and throw off the trail.
Mrs. Ray Pickett formerly Georgette Hoyts of Belgium joins her husband in Greensburg Kentucky. She notes Belgians live in brick houses and meets American food customs. She enjoys hot bread and biscuits and praises American women’s clothing and shoes though she misses secure footwear.
Pattern notices show high demand for crocheted medallions and needlework motifs. Directions explain squares and medallions, with sizing around 14 inches, and tell readers to send orders to the indicated address due to order backlogs.
A fragmented dialogue pairs jokes about identity and age with quips on heredity and a teasing reference to Victoria British Columbia. It features a waiter manager exchange, a blind horse claim, and a joke about King Nebuchadnezzar’s hanging gardens provoked by a neighbor’s chickens.
Before writing Mirrors of Charred Street at The Times-Picayune Faulkner was postmaster at University Mississippi. On his last day he mused that he would soon no longer be at the beck and call of every man with two cents to buy a stamp, though money would still beg his attention from others.
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