Local Happenings Fill Week With Visits and Health News
In Mason City area notes, Johnnie Kuchenreuther had hernia surgery, Ben Pannkuk eye ulcers removed, and the Martin Hinders and Carl Veers visited at the Pannkuk home. A Miscellaneous shower honored Miss Maxine Peterson, now Mrs Bartholomew, with court whist and lunch. Ed Tuttle, injured in an auto crash, is hospitalized in Albert Lea with a fractured kneecap.
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Johnnie Kuchenreuther
Mason City
Ben Pannkuk
Martin Hinders
Carl Veers
Maxine Peterson
Max Bartholomew
Roy Budlong
Charles Reed
Ferne Oesterreicher
Ed Tuttle
Albert Lea
Lawrence Doege
Sam van Rheenken
New Sharon
Iowa
John Hoeksbergelin
Pella
John Cordes
Mayme Randall
Watertown
Eric Peterson
Hazén
Estherville
Titania Woman's Club
Everett Rippentrop
Carrie Torgersen
Farmers Getting Rid Of Hens and Roosters
County extension director A L Brown notes farmers are selling unprofitable hens and old roosters to conserve scarce feed. Poultry expert Ralph Baker reports 200 central western markets show rockets of old roosters sold and hens up about 1% year over year in late April. Data from the USDA.
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A. L. Brown
Ralph Baker
Iowa State College
Central Western
United States Department of Agriculture
Brown
Stick Together Harlan Chums Serve, Sail, Then Work
Two Harlan friends Clifford Wigness and Harry McGee joined the service together, trained side by side, sailed to the Philippines and to Honshu together, returned on separate ships, and now work in the same shop in Harlan.
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Harlan Chums
Clifford Wigness
Harry McGee
Philippines
Honshu
Har‘an
Woden News Briefs From St John Lutheran Church and Local Visits
Sunday school and bible class at 0:30, Mother’s Day service at 10:30, Luther League Sunday evening at 8. Visits include Mr and Mrs Wm Tindall of Montezuma returning from Des Plaines Illinois to Mason City area. many local social and church events, meetings, and hospitality across Woden and nearby towns with multiple households hosting and hosting guests.
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St, John's Lutheran
MD. Knoploh
Luther League
Wm. Tindall
Montezuma
Des Plaines
H. J. Tindall
Mra.Windall
Mason City
Methodist Church
Henry Bode
Marcella Terbeek
Roy Bilyew
LaVonne Hauptley
Kenneth Blakley
Russell Swingen
Jim Blakley
C. W. Goaslin
John Hutchison
Marie Kunz
Wesley
H. J. Knoptoh
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Herman Buns
Jake Schlenger
Herman Markworth
Clear Lake
Andrew Verlo
Harm Hillenga
Ed Hillenga
Minneapolis
Harm Hillenga Sr
Asbury Hospital
Verlo
Lucille Knutson
University of Minnesota
Stanley Valley
Nora Springs
Bay Valley
Charles Murr
Corwith
Mary Rudisill
George Knutson
DJ Bricelyn
Minn
Herman Bung
Bobby
Ray Valley
Ivan
Herbert Hansen
W. L. Tindall
Legion-Auxiliary
Boone
Frank Baxter
Henry Weiland
Leo Clark
Ben Johns
Britt
Robert
Garner
Dale ‘Rittenhouse
Mairmont
R. B. Hall
Des Moines
C. W. Goslin
Hall
Paul Goslin
R. K. Richardson
Algona
L'In
Virginia
Engels
Buffalo Center
Presbyterian Church
Sining
Katnar
Peterson
Freddie Gerdes
Ian Te
Lyle Smith
Manly
Alvin Hanna
Ronald
Wm. Wood
Hanna
Dick Boyken
Dale Ritten
George Fommer
Jerry Schutter
West Bend
El Salvador restricts presidency to a single four year term
El Salvador has amended its constitution to limit the presidency to one four year term, the nation’s six Central American republics with 1,890,009 people and 19,176 square miles. It lies on the Pacific in Central America, 950 miles northwest of Panama. The country relies on coffee as a major export, next to Brazil and Colombia, with half the arable land in corn and a quarter in coffee.
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el Salvador
Maryland
Panama
Brazil
Colombia
United States
Keep Children From Accident Hazards in Home
Child safety tips warn against matches bonfires hot liquids and electrical hazards. Parents should keep heat sources covered secure pot handles away from edges and never leave children alone with appliances while preventing access to matches and open fires.
Vitamin C sources in winter foods and tips
The article notes vitamin C's importance to prevent scurvy and ward off colds. It highlights tomatoes, citrus fruits, orange juice, cabbage, cranberries, and apples as winter sources, with suggestions to use canned tomatoes, raw cranberries, and raw salads for preservation and cost efficiency.
Growth of Southern Manufacturing Share from 1904 to 1940
The south increased its share of U S manufacturing employment from 16 2 percent in 1904 to 20 8 percent in 1940 and its share of manufactured product value rose from 12 8 percent in 1904 to 17 4 percent in 1939. Despite price falls 1929 1938 the southern volume rose as overall U S manufacturing declined. Farm income in the south fell from 3 787 billion in 1929 to 2 833 billion in 1939.
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South
Egypt's Nile Described As Lifeblood Of Ancient And Modern Land
The Nile is portrayed as Egypt's lifestream from Pharaohs to today, flourishing in a fertile valley despite desert surroundings. A phenomenal flood from over 1000 miles south nourishes lands then leaves a tid loam sediment as waters recede, while the river traverses 35 degrees of latitude through multiple regions and covers about 1,089,000 square miles.
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Egypt
Nile
Belgian Congo
Uganda
Ethiopia
Sudan
Town Vanishes as Poplar General Store Sells and Moves
The general store building and hall above it in Poplar have been sold to John Sunbury of Audubon and will be moved, ending the town's existence aside from its cemetery. The store, closed for years, will be torn down for lumber and land likely farmed. Nearby Leaning Chimney Falls notes the Bremer Packing plant chimney finally toppled after years of danger, bricks and blocks removed before a truck moved the 90 foot structure.
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Coliseum
Harold Miller
Robert Pink
Arsenal
John Hamilton
Baby
Hagen
Woden
Crystal Lake
Britt
Cox
Poplar
John Sunbury
Audubon
Waverly
Bremer Packing Company
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