Mutered at the Poat Office in Witeaks 1046 Metter
The notice outlines subscription rates and terms for a local newspaper. It covers advance yearly rates of 1.59 within the county and Titonka trade territory, 2.00 outside, and 2.50 for Canada and foreign countries. It states subscriptions within the county are continuing, with renewal rules and potential discontinuation after expiration if not renewed.
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Femath
Titonkewate
Kossuth
Geuaty
Titonka
Canada
War and banking private citizens keep economic freedom
In wartime bewilderment the author argues private bankers will continue to underwrite deficits, keeping credit in private hands. Farmers rely on local banks for loans, finance machinery, livestock, and food. Workers and soldiers’ families also depend on bankers who remain invested in private citizens’ problems.
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Fables and Ride Sharing in War Time Opinion
A column blends humorous asides with wartime reflection on gasoline rationing and ride sharing. It notes mass traveler distances, White House warnings, and Standard Oil ads urging voluntary car pool registers to aid the war effort while avoiding government mandates. It advocates cooperation and praises industry help in easing auto transport.
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United States
Standard Oil Company of California
Fire Prevention Education 教材 by National Board of Fire Underwriters
A National Board of Fire Underwriters publication in New York outlines a two part guide for schools and civic leaders on fire prevention and protection. It covers school program organization safety instruction materials and community fire prevention, plus life and property conservation and public relations.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
John Street
New York City
Iire
Nativnal Board
Copies of Marine Hymn Free for the Asking
Sioux City reports the U S Marine Hymn offered free to the public with word and music copies for post cards piano sheets and orchestral arrangements from the U S Marine Corps Recruiting Station. The piece includes The Marines Hymn lyrics and the famous Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli refrain, reflecting a period call to share the anthem with residents outside Sioux City.
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Sioux City
U.S. Marines
U.S. Marine Corps
Montezuma
Tripoli
Landi Ag
United States Marine
Christian Science War Relief Report Details Aid Efforts
The Christian Science War Relief Committee reports over 1,500 branch units in the U S and British territories. Since Pearl Harbor it has assembled more than 66,000 pounds of durable clothing and bedding stored in wooden cages for quick use. It has distributed 32,800 parcels through military centers to U S forces and aided refugees and seamen regardless of creed or race.
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Christian Science War Relief
Christian Science War Relief Committee
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Boston
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Union of South Africa
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Pacific
Far East
California
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