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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
4
Algona financier M P Haggard promotes long term loans at four percent interest with no commission and no stock to purchase. He emphasizes minimal red tape for borrowers.
Mrs. Anna Pautz from Vancouver Washington reports years of rheumatism and arthritis relief after treatment and invites inquiries for information at P O Box 825 Vancouver Wash.
The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the Legion hall on Friday afternoon, June 28, at 2. Mrs Ther esa Dreesman and Louise Mechler are co hostesses. Annual reports have been mailed to department and district officers. We note 1946 accomplishments. The July business meeting will be held on the second Monday evening in July.
Thomas Mays a magician at Creston amazed a crowd by making a quarter vanish in the first act. The second act unseen by spectators revealed Mays undergoing surgery to remove the same quarter from his stomach.
Miss Rena B. Smith details how Executive Order 733 of June 4 1946 guides veterans for permanent federal service. It covers 10 point disability preference, eligibility restoration for probational appointees, and displacement rules for war service and temporary staff in favor of qualified veterans. The order prioritizes veterans over other eligibles, with special exams limited to when needed and extends the 90 day certification window to 90 days from issue date.
The journal describes a long trip from Lake Tahoe to Sacramento and along the Oregon and Washington coasts. Highlights include redwood groves, Seattle visits, Memorial Day shipboard experiences, and Verdene’s June 7 wedding. The narrative notes meeting locals, touring Mount Rainier, Snoqualmie Falls, and travel aboard No. 30.
A travelogue recounts driving through Idaho and Montana into Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. It notes Thousand Springs and Shoshone Falls, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, geysers and bears, Jenny Lake, Jackson Hole customs, and challenging Big Horn Mountains driving. It ends with Mount Rushmore and the Strato Bowl.
The writer recalls a 1838 Bluished voyage to Wind Cave National Park and the Badlands, noting wet weather blocked through traffic. Rain and deteriorating travel conditions marked the trip, with Bartlett Brothers’ movie camera added for possible entertainment. They return home to Iowa as conditions worsen with traveler influx.
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