Local social notes mix with tax talk in brief
Visitors at the L. P. Stillman home include Mrs Linus Stillman Jr and daughter from Burlington who came from Territ to visit relatives George Weber Jr. and Dean Anderson. Dolliver Lutheran Ladies Aid met near Fairmont with lunch, next meet July 30 with Mrs A L Osell. Rev C S Kloth preached at Ringsted. Rev Day notes no church Aug 2 due to Bible conference. Dolliver Senior League met with Mr and Mrs Walter Peterson. next meeting with Rev and Mrs Pederson in August. Political commentary argues higher taxes on lower and middle incomes and bond sales as inflation cure, citing British and Canadian rates. proposes targeted tax adjustments and simpler income reporting.
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George Weber, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Albert Hardecopf
Dean Anderson
Ladies Aid Society
Dolliver Lutheran Church
Ernest Hardecopf
Fairmont
Russel Lastine
Mines
Ollie Watl
Paul Fredericksen
Fred Hansen
Orval Boicourt
Society
Walter Peterson
Pederson
Need More Action to Absorb Spending
Ames Iowa The steps to absorb excess spending power are insufficient says Albert G Hart Iowa State College economist He predicts an inflationary gap of 28 billion dollars for the fiscal year July 1942 and 43 This means consumer spending power will be 23 billion greater than can be matched with goods at March 1942 prices If excess spending power is not mopped up soon the entire price control machinery will break down Payment on debts proposed new taxes and bond sales will absorb about a third of the excess spending power but that is not enough Thus far money spent for bonds has been largely
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Ames
Iowa
Albert G. Hart
Iowa State College
Hart
Encephalomyelitis Reported in Dickinson County
Dr Mark Lake Park veterinarian reports two encephalomyelitis cases in the southeast section of Dickinson County per Lake View News. State figures show 28 horses and mules afflicted statewide with seven deaths by July 1. Dickinson County has 76 vaccinated. 1,187 deaths statewide last year, about a quarter of 1938 peak losses of 4,605.
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Mark
Lake Park
Lake View
Dickinson County
Iowa
Civilians Face Wartime Pinch In Living Standards
Iowa State extension specialist Miss Dorothy Simmons says civilians will feel a real wartime pinch as production shifts to war work. She notes curtailment in consumer durables and potential rationing, with declines in home life where women work outside the home, and warns of housing and service strain but not widespread disrepair.
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Ames
Towa
Dorothy Simmons
Iowa State College
Miss Simmons
Childrn
Open duck season extended with new limits and hours
Duck Season Sportsmen are told of a ten day extra open season this fall with the legal season starting September 26 and lasting seventy days. Hunting hours are set from sunrise to sunset and birds may be possessed for 30 days after close. Goose limits are tightened due to population declines while duck bag limits stay the same except on the first hunting day. Regs also adjust geese, doves and other birds with specific safeguards.
Wing Tips begins in The Vindicator and Republican
A new two column art feature titled Wing Tips will appear weekly in The Vindicator and Republican. It will answer questions on modern American fighting planes with authentic drawings from Randolph Field and Gulf Coast Army Air Forces Training Center. The feature covers aviator speed after jump, sun role in air battles, weight in a steep turn, and machine gun firing counts, with cadets training as pilots bombardiers navigators and gunners.
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Army Air Forces
Vindicator
Republican
Colum Dians
Randolph Field
Americas
West Point
Gulf Coast Army Air Forces Training Center
Correct Posture For Healthful Living
Posture supports health as a misaligned watch or body disrupts function. Stand straight with head up shoulders squared chest out spine straight abdomen in and knees straight. Breathe deeply and bend at the hips when working to protect the back.
Draft Numbers Continued From Page One
A list of draft numbers with names and initials follows, including Floyd LeRoy Yackle 10 921, Lowell Jordan Rustad 10 922, Walter Eugene Mason 10 923, Harold Garlan Mustard 10 924, Earl Hermus Petterson 10 925, Morton Lief Brown 10 926, Orville Paulson 10 927, Wendell Wayne Otto 10 928 San Francisco California, Gordon LeRoy Robinson 10 928, James Jr. McGregor 10 930, Donald Harvey Howard 10 931, Ronald Westler Reed 10 932, Howard Lorance Johnson 10 983, Edgar John Bartels 10 934.
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Floyd LeRoy Yackle
Lowell Jordan Rustad
Walter Eugene Mason Ie
Harold Garlan Mustard
Earl Hermus Petterson R
Morton Lief Brown E
Wendell Wayne Otto
Sanrancisco
California
Gordon LeRoy Robinson
James Jr. McGregor
Donald Harvey Howard
Ronald Westler Reed
Howard Lorance Johnson
List of Individuals Names and Codes by Entry
A long OCR style list presents numerous names with initials and codes such as Donald Eugene Nelson 10 935 and Edwin LeMonte Youman 10 9386, followed by many others with varying last initials and regional identifiers. The fragment reads like a registry or roster extracted from a historical source, retaining names, middle initials, and short two to four letter codes, interspersed with state or city hints like Topeka Kansas Cho kio Minnesota and Denver.
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Donald Eugene Nelson D
Edwin LeMonte Youman
Robert Dale Green Gr
Robert Donald Kinnard FE
Francis Michael Reynolds Ke
Warren Wm. Carlson IE
Leland Leslie Kolpin
James Edward Ulrich FE
Tiloyd Allen Young W
Vern Elmer Sturm
Geo. Christopher Dawson E
Harold Wade Morton FE
Dale Wayne Starkey F
Howard LeRoy Croner
Robert Monroe Valen FE
Norbert Lewis Weber
Ernest Leslie Jensen
Wayne Gerald Hart
Wm, Geo. Walz E
Harold Wayne Warren R
Kenneth Lyle Jacobsen
Robert Raymon Sorenson A
John Richard Brawford EE
Geo
Merlin Gram D
Stanley Kittelson Myhre E
Donald Geo, Tostenrud A
Chas
Howard Underwood
Conservation Notes on Catfish and Bass Fishing Conditions
Heavy rains and mud flood streams but some catfish waters clearing and returning to normal. Fishermen in cleared areas regain time from the 300 day closed season. July reports show flathead and channel catfishing improving in larger streams while smallmouth bass fishing remains hampered by high water. Garfield Harker named conservation officer for Jackson and Clinton counties. post office address in Mankato.
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The
State Conservation Commission
Garfield Harker
Okoboji
Jackson
Clinton
Tareld Banes
Conservation Officers
Mankato
Superior Elevator Reports Increase in Business
A 10 percent rise in business at Superior Partners Cooperative Elevator Co was reported at the annual meeting by manager M F E Carnahan. Patronage credit in grain stood at 2 per bushel and 7 percent in merchandise. Wayne Small was elected to the board and Glen Kettleson became secretary, replacing Will Tinson who had long held the post.
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Superior Partners Cooperative Elevator Co
M. FE. Carnahan
Wayne Small
Glen Kettleson
Will Tinson
New Manager at Templar Park in Osage
W D Addison of Osage arrived last week at Templar Park and assumed the manager role for the season. He succeeds B J Heneks who moved to government work in Washington DC. Addison notes about thirty Rural Young Peoples Organization members from northwest Iowa counties gathered at Tem- A dancer who hears with her teeth. Frances Woods, deaf since birth, performs a silent style, a feature in The American Weekly with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald American.
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Templar Park
B. J. Heneks
Washington, D. C
Addison
Rural Young Peoples Organization
Northwest
Lowa
Frances Woods
American Weekly
Chicago Herald American
War Bonds Promote First Aid Kits for Soldiers
The War Department urges purchase of War Stamps and Bonds to fund essential first aid kits for soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen. Each compact kit costs about $1.50 and contains bandages and antiseptics for instant use. Red Cross workers and field hospitals also rely on these kits until official medical care is available.
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Treasury Department
Red Cross
Practical Health Hints Preventing Mold In Foods
Dr James A Tobey explains molds thrive in hot humid weather and contaminate foods like meat bread and cheese. Cleanliness and dryness curb mold growth and cold storage slows it. Use hot water washing soda sodium hypochlorite and trisodium phosphate to destroy spores. Calcium propionate is added in baking to inhibit mold and boost calcium intake.
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Jhen
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L. P. Stillman
Linus Stillman Jr
Burlington
Territ
Congress
England
V.R
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T. C. Mann
Sanborn's Store
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D-X
East Central Avenue
A. I. Reed
Rexall
Dickinson CO
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Milton Lynn Davis
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Virevold
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Lloyd Nielsen FE
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Richard Frank Manthe KE
Fredric Louis Hintz FF
Leonard Norris Linn E
Franklin ‘Thomsen Skovgaard R
Loren LeRoy Barlow FE
Nels Willis Krogh MH
Otto Joe Swalve, Jr
Melvin Clarence Fouts
Vern Rodney ‘Tredway
Robert Eugene Baird
Wendell Wayne Webber
Donald Frank Butson
Robert Jorstad Ressell
Bernard Lloyd Brab and
Wesley Dewain Myers F
Chester Marvin Oksner FE
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