Editor Entered at the Post Office in Emmet County
A cryptic note shows distribution details with the post office in Esmerville Emmet County Iowa marked as second class matter and a price of 2 50 likely 2 dollars 50 cents for processing or subscription.
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Esmerville
Emmet County
Towa
Editorial on wartime purpose and personal renewal by a Columbia educator
An editorial argues the war offers a chance for self assessment and meaningful work beyond necessity. It contends many find life dull within a treadmill of psychology and want purpose beyond mere survival, seeing patriotism and loyalty as deeper drives when work counts toward a great collective enterprise.
They Also Serve Who Only Stand and Wait
The text reflects wartime morale, urging readers to accept hard lessons, shoulder to shoulder effort, and enduring contribution. It contrasts grim realism with a hopeful sense of purpose, calling for patience and shared duty during hardship.
Living Up a Name From Okie to Sooner in Time
California reports show Okies becoming assets in airplane factories shipyards and farms, potentially reshaping how the term is viewed. The piece traces how names once used to mock groups such as Yankee Doodle and Hoosier shift to neutral or proud identifiers, suggesting Okie might follow a similar path as Sooner.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Great Plains States
America
Lord Amherst
Society of Friends
George Fox
Indiana
Hoosier
Sooner
Okie
Christian Science Monitor
Airman Kenneth Dyer Named Most Promising Young Horseman
Kenneth AL Dyer, lieutenant from Pleasantville, wins the Percheron Horse Association contest for 1941 and again tops entrants in 1942 despite air service duties. Son of Ate and Mr. Ward Dyer, he trained with Percherons before enlisting, planning to return to horse power after service.
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Jowa
Kenneth AL Dyer
Victorville
Califair Se
Pegasus
Assaiation
Jindges
Lient. Dyer
Ate
Ward Dyer
Pleasantville
Kenneth
Conservation Notes Large 1942 Frog Crop Reports
Conservation notes report the largest frog crop in years across productive areas. Sufficient water levels kept tadpoles safe from predators, allowing widespread maturation and a massive frog presence in marsh and prairie regions. Story mentions Okoboji Spirit Lake and connections to Iowa fairs and premiums funding education at Iowa State College. Officials Fred T. Schweb and Bruce Stiles are noted en route to Boone Game Farm.
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Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Big Lakes
Towa
Towa State College
State Conservation Commission
Fred T. Schweb
Fish
Bruce Stiles
Boone Game Farm
Runaway Team Interruption Ends Near Gravel Road
A runaway team charged a gravel road toward a pursuing car. The occupants halted the vehicle, Sehweb jumped out and seized the bridle of the inside horse, stopping the team as it passed.
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Sehweb
Show subjects in action to tell a story in photos
The article argues that action makes an image tell a clear story by showing subjects engaged in work or play. It notes group pictures and pleasant portraits can omit movement, but recommends capturing people while they do something to reveal context, even if they merely glance at a distant object.
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