Scouts Aid Rubber Salvage Drive And Civic Service
A Boy Scout effort in Emmet County supports the national rubber salvage campaign. Scouts from four troops organize collection and civic service with aims to boost pounds of salvage and community projects while coordinating with the Scout Executive and local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Boy Scouts
Amelia
Bess
Emmet
Comeric
Fay
Teves
Bond and
Trams
Tyefere
Unknown Kreme Brand in El Salvador Report
Fragmented OCR text references Know Your Kreme and Akkeer in El Salvador, with unclear claims about independence, coffee, and local officials. The readable parts mention a central American context, various named terms, and scattered notes about products, prevention, and certificates, but no coherent events or quotes emerge.
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Lakhrek Ark Akakeer
el Salvador
Picturing Animals for Better Pet Photography
Cybe Sna offers practical tips for capturing better animal portraits. Limit crew to one assistant, place animals on stable heights, shoot at eye level, keep backgrounds uncluttered with sky as backdrop, and use moderate shutter speeds to avoid motion blur while snapping during calmer moments.
El Salvador Geography and Transport in Year 12 Plan
The text outlines El Salvador as a landlocked Central American republic with a 60 mile Pacific coast and principal ports La Libertad Acajutla and La Union. It shares the Gulf of Fonseca with Honduras and Guatemala, features mountains, rivers and upland plains, and notes a planned economy focused on internal transport. Rail lines from Acajutla and a surfaced highway from La Libertad to San Salvador, plus a segment of the Pan American Highway, connect the country to its neighbors and the world.
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Central American
Aliant
el Salvador
Pacific
la Liberstad
Acajuila
la Union
Gulf of Fonseca
Honduras
Guatemala
Acajetla
la Labertzd
San Salvador
Loughway Steeram
Pan American Righway
Sithe
E Salvator
Castaras
New World
Dat ‘Es
San Fransio
Ale
New York
Panama Canal
Labor volunteers organized in state of Iowa
Labor volunteers organized in Iowa with 1,400 claims local employment representatives positioned to provide immediate and effective manpower. Employment service plans coordinate with 25 regional offices to recruit farm labor, report daily conditions, and mobilize community forces if crop needs rise. Complete lists of local representatives are being finalized across counties as Mrs. Edward Wilson of Pipe Stone Minnesota visits family.
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de Mcenes
Iowa
Ceritere
Minpower
Harold -Stecket
Emmaty
What You Buy With WAR BONDS
Navy notes Mosquito Torpedo Boats and Sub Chasers as fast light fleet eyes. Sub Chasers displace about 1,800 tons and cost around $2,400,000 each. Readers urged to buy War Bonds, donating at least ten percent of income via Payroll Savings Plan at banks post offices or workplaces.
Rural families urged to scrap rubber drive
Emmet County farm families are urged by Nels G. Christiansen to collect every scrap of rubber and deliver it to the nearest filling station for the nationwide campaign. The drive ends soon, and rural areas are asked to maximize contributions to support war industries and potential gas rationing decisions.
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Emmet
Nels G. Christiansen
Corner Board
Christiansen
County War Board
Victory of the Farm Front News on culling aging hens
County Agent M A Baikema advises farmers to sell off nonlaying older hens to save feed and gain cash. He notes heavy breeds stop laying in heat, continue eating 6 to 7 pounds monthly. Cull every two to three weeks, look for feather loss, yellow pigment, dry combs as signals. Adjust mash and grain to boost consumption.
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M. A. Baikema
Victory Gardens How To Plant Summer Gardens
Gardeners plan first sowings of late vegetables in July and harvest before frost in southern areas. Prepare fine seedbeds, sow deeper furrows, water before sowing, watch for pests like squash borers and cabbage worms, dust with calcium arsenate gypsum, rotenone dust, nicotine sulfate mix, and limit arsenical dust after heads form.
Tire care in hot weather warns of faster wear
The National Safety Council notes tires wear twice as fast in summer. Heat weakens rubber and cords. Follow summer rules: keep tires inflated, avoid high speeds, and reduce road heat abuse.
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National Safety Council
Real Estate Assignments and Deeds in Estherville Area
A compilation of legal transfers and deeds including assignments by Lucas to Stockdale on Lot 15, Block 7 of Lough's add Estherville, various warranty deeds transferring parcels to named grantees, assemblies of parcels in Secs 2 and 10, and a quit claim by Winnie Tindal. Details list dates from 1888 to 1942, book and page references, and monetary amounts like 6000 and 13250 with property descriptions and locations in Estherville and surrounding townships.
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Lucas
Ethyl Towsley
L. E. Stockdale
Lough
Estherville
Deed
Anderson Wm
Deemer Lee
Olaf
Ellsworth
Herum
Andrew
Bertie
Jacob Herum
Equitable Life Ins. Ass. Soc
Viola Crothers
Allen
G. C
Geo. K. Allen
George C
George K. Allen
West Main St
Geo. C
Bingham
Ella
L. L
Archie
Emma Buck
Shaw. C. FE
Ben Pannhuk
Shaw
Mary
Lila Armstrong
Emmet County
Tindal
Winnie
Kedric
Drive Carefully Tips for Safe Car Maintenance
Drive smoothly and carefully avoid fast turns to prevent skidding. Change tires frequently to equalize wear and maintain control. Maintain steady speeds and stay alert to road conditions for safer driving overall.
Record year for Iowa parks as 1942 outpaces weather
May is school picnic month in Iowa state parks and 1942 has been a record year despite cold wet weather. Backbone Park hosted seven picnics simultaneously while malice damage was notably absent and park custodians welcomed teachers and students back. Over 10 000 quail chicks hatched at Boone State Game Farm have been sent to 16 sportsmen groups with 39 breeding units. Chicks are raised to two to five weeks before release on quail territory farms after environment improvements. Baby quail began shipments on June 6 with weekly releases planned.
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Iowa
Backbone Park
Boone
Inland Fisheries Report Shows Large Weekly Removals
The fisheries report for the week ending May 23 notes 171,106 pounds of rough fish removed by state seine crews in Iowa inland waters. Carp buffalo and sheepshead were listed. East Okoboji accounted for 120,000 pounds of buffalo removed. Stocking totals for the period show 72,000 game fish and 150,000 minnows stocked inland.
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Iowa
East
Okoboji
Property transfers and a Lisbon anecdote
The notice lists several land transfers in Estherville with shares from Dahl and Myhre to Lucile Diedrick, specifying Lots 7 and 8 in Block 7 of Lough's addition, with nominal sums. The column closes with a humorous Lisbon attache anecdote about an envoy asking to enter the United States, and the reply about returning in ten years, then the refugee asking morning or afternoon.
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Dahl
Ralph
Lucille Diedrick
C. H
Lough's Add
Estherville
Myhre
Harold
Lucile Diedrick
Lough’s Add
Earl
Lisbon
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