Local Wants and Sales From Wartime Amid Rough Listing
The notice lists Geo Willert offering mower servicing on Sept 29 to prepare for spring. W J Stewart advertises purebred Duroc and rugged serviceable stock eight miles west of Mitonka. Meindert Smidt promotes purebred Spotted Poland China boars with new blood lines. Mrs Esther Peterson markets a 1932 Chevrolet coupe, a good used washing machine, and a wringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Meindert Smidt
Bate
Esther Peterson
Lakota Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Lakota residents and relatives spread across Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin for visits trips and family occasions. Local couples returned from a two week fishing trip in northern Minnesota while others headed to DeRidder Louisiana Minneapolis Cedar Falls and Des Moines for family gatherings birthdays and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gutknecht
John Griese
Minnesota
Jerry Heetland
Raymond Wlinter
DeRidder
Florence McAdams
John Bischoff
McAdams
Heetland
Steve Powers
Thomas O’connor
Brien
Minneapolis
Washington
Larry Stafford
C. A. Winter
Wanda
Wayne
Gerald Heetland
Glenn Mabus
Ronald Heetland
Gary
John Welhousen
Childrn
Titonia
Elmer Paulsen
Marcus Rippen
Trap
Robert Anderson
Kathleen
Des Moines
Lakota
J. H. Warburton
Harry Warburton
Elmore
Minn
F. Gus
Torine
Buxton
Frank Lewis
Howard and
Lawrence
Hugh Lewis
Emma Smith
Wilson Bracks
Frank
Chrif Knudson
Eugene
Wisconsin
Woden News Dr and Mrs Tin plan winter trip
Dr and Mrs W L Tin will leave Excelsior Springs Missouri Saturday for Kentucky Texas and Arizona to spend the winter. Tindall’s condition improved after treatment in Excelsior Springs. Mrs Herman Buns attended a Brighton Michigan wedding and will return Thursday. Several local families hosted or visited relatives, meals and farewells noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Tin
Excelsior Springs
Kentucky
Texas
Arizona
Tindall
Excelsior
Herman Buns
Brighton
Mich
Donald Schleuger
Britt
Jake Schleuger
Marcella
John Gerdes
Henry Gerdes
Freddie Gerdes
Fritz T. Gerdes
Clifford Chritensen
Pratt
Minn
W. L. Tindall
Milbrandt
John Wood
Wir. Wood
Pete Grunewald
Macon City
Mary Rudisill
Henman Bung
School News Continues With Class Reports and Awards
Reading about barometer lessons and spelling honors, the sixth grade lists 21 pupils with 10 girls and 11 boys. many receive 100 in spelling, while fifth and third grades note new students, flowers for the room, and art projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Colleen
Jane
Shirley
Donald R
Marilyn
Marlyn
Phyllis
Robert
Kent
Donald G
Eldon
Glen
Sharon
Carol
Verla
Kathleen
Doris
Marlene
Betty Ann
Larry
Janyce
Betty Jean
Marion
Patricia
Frank
Garlene
Rhonda
Ronald
Karen
Patsy
Kenneth
Bonnie
Lynn
Keith
Second Grade Return Inspires Planting and Birthday Cheer
The Second Grade class of 34 students, 24 girls and 10 boys, celebrate being back in school with plants and flowers to brighten the room. They note two birthdays, Patty and Richard turning seven, and recount sharing stories, games like Farmer in the Dell, and a pet unit with pictures, dog toys, and goldfish names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Smith
Grace Helfner
Joyce McGuire
Judith Meyer
Wayne Bartelt
Ruth Boyker
Mary Carlson
Richard Douglan
Norma Gerdis
Gerald McGuire
Doris Hipp
Gerald Wellhuisen
Jimmy Miller
Phyllis Smith
Sharor Bougtman
Florence Govern
Diane Govern
P.T.A
Darlene Callies
Carrie Om
Amy
Bungay
Jackie Davis
Betty
Inn
Joan
Dennis
Marlys
Chris
Myrna
Kent
Diam
Jimmy
Nealj
Craig
Dennis Wi
Jerry
Janice
Ernest Carlson
Pyla
Allan Boylen
Sharon Ferguson
Clinton
Jen
Wendal
Phyllis
Allan
Beverly
Virginia
Michael
Donna
Gary
Loyd
Dawn
Garry
Sharon
Marjorie
Patty
Roger
Richard
Billy
Onla
Jane
Rosslyn
Hllen
Gertrude
Lowell
Leila
Kenneth
Cora
Marianne
Pat
Peggy
Charlene
Mary
Georgia
Frances
Lloyd
Rodney
Kay Ann
Paul
Farmer
Dell
Fox
From where I sit on by Joe Marsh Nicest Compliment
The columnist recalls a Midwest editor praising the column for grounding debate in tolerance and free choice. He notes the editor agreed with the right to enjoy a moderate beverage like beer, emphasizing that the core value is recognizing each person’s freedom to choose in a free land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marsh
Middle West
Joe
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Fram
A. C. OM
K. & H.ol Co
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Mitonka
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Thonka
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DeSoto
J. E
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Britt Rendering Co
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GENE
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Buffalo Center
Alvin Hanna
Forest City
Wim. Wood
Verlo Lawrence
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Bernard Devine
Clay County
Spencer
Wm, Phillips
Livermore
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Brent
Syilvia
Kathy
Douglas
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