Vindicator and Republican notes on propaganda and public letters
A lengthy editorial mix discusses government departments, defense bonds, and propaganda from various groups. It reviews a notice from International Statistical Bureau, Inc. urging war support and critiques the motives behind public campaigns while contrasting with a spoof about Grandpa’s frugal life and a brief moral on personal conduct.
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Lee Waters
PMU
Atv Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
Valle
International Statistical Korean, Inc
International Statistical Bureau, Inc
Jaepan
Russia
Vitler
Teenyeth
Crescent Country Club Hostes Busy Mars Party
Crescent Country Club members enjoyed a Mars themed social at Mare William Chirk's Crescents Cortes home Friday afternoon. Mrs Bert Swansant assisted Marstess. Contests and refreshments preceded a brief program led by Mare Willard Rucker and Frigk Mbel.
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Crescent Country Club
Be E Membhers
Crescens Cortes
Mare William Chirk
Bert Swansant
Aseieting Marstess
Willard Rucker
Rey
Maeda Reed
Floresite Trealway
Warne Vraday
Sayer
Ros
Autumn Lament and Local Social Notes From Algona Advance
The piece blends financial data about the M. and St. L. earnings and receiver allocations with social items. It notes gross revenues around 1 055 897 and 1 055 897 for September 1940, plus net income figures, while detailing maintenance costs and operating expenses. It also covers a long social column about guests at a party hosted by Mrs. Gerald Wee and Mrs. Melvin Gieweke, including prize details and attendees.
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Epreter Oss
Mo Amt
Eesti Tenvser
OAS
Raitreat
Mer Sprague
Revoiver
Gerald Wee
ANG
Othe Orewa
Melvin Gieweke
Wee
Witel
Seasel Jaivehsen
Gerald
Ma Rourke
Geraty Plave
Avice Woods
Executive Board to Meet on Wednesday at High School
The executive board will meet Wednesday in the high school building's choir room to discuss important business. Karl Fisher, Iowa Police Safety Commissioner, urged citizens to inform on traffic violators and testify, noting challenges in identifying the operator and timing details. Mrs Dennis Knudsen and Mrs Users Jones returned from Waterlaw, and Mrs Roy French visited relatives in Marcus.
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Dom Missidden
High Bschoral
Dennis Knudsen
Users Jones
Waterlaw
Karl Fislher
Iowa
Police Safety
Vie Oliters
Chocolate cookies boost for servicemen at camps
National Defense Home Work offers a detailed guide to packing and shipping chocolate drop cookies to military camps. It covers sturdy containers, waxed paper, filler material, individual wrapping, tight packing, correct labeling, and postage. Recipes include Chocolate Drop Cookies and a thin chocolate icing, with baking instructions and a note to write Betty Crocker for cooking help.
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Delty Crocker
Betty Crocker
Practical Health Hints on Vegetarian Diets
The article argues against strict vegetarianism noting vegetables alone cannot meet daily protein and vitamin needs. It cites meats and animal foods as key sources of complete proteins iron and B vitamins, while highlighting milk eggs fish and shellfish as valuable supplements for healthy growth and digestion. It advocates including meats and animal products alongside vegetables for a balanced diet.
Baltimore Receives Duplicate of Original Star Spangled Banner
Baltimore unveiled and preserved a full size duplicate of the Star Spangled Banner, the first exact copy of the 1814 flag. The ceremony at War Memorial Plaza featured Howard W. Jackson, George D. B. Sippel, Arthur P. Sewell, and Daughters of the Defenders. The original flag, 30 by 42 feet 2 inches with 15 stripes and 15 stars, was made by Mary Young Pickersgill and is now in the National Museum.
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Baltimore
Wort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Wea
United States Wesasury
War and Navy Departments
Howard W. Jackson
War Memorial Plaza
George DB. Sippel
Cincinnati
Master Brewers Association of America
Arthur P. Sewell
Ner
Coronel Filwin Hutcher
Third Corps
United States Army
War Memorial
Mary Young Pickersgill
Fla
National Museum
Washington
Armistead
National Rele
Emmetsburg Garage Owner Charles Storck Dies After Fall
Charles Wy Storck a garage owner in Emmetsburg died after a basement fall Tuesday morning at his home. He was treated at Palo Alto hospital then Rochester hospital. Survived by wife three sons Bernard Robert and Chas Jr and daughter Beau plus three sisters and two brothers.
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Charles Wy Storck
Emmetsburg
Roecester
Minn
Rome
Palo Alto Hospital
Rochesser
Bernard
H. Piper
Emmetshburg
Storck
Iowa
Plymouth Chrysler Agency
Robert
Creighton University
Omaha
Chas. Dt
Detroit
Mich
Beau
AL EL Piper
Emmetsbur
Minnie Seheaffer
Wesley
Emma Preduenburg
Sheffield
Storek
August I Storck
Answers to Todays Five Quiz Questions
Answers to todays five quiz questions cover topics from martial arts to sports and literature. The list includes names and items such as Peter Pan by J M Barrie and various animal sources. Social notes mention Mr and Mrs Elmer Shaw visiting Carroll relatives and a birth of Mari Ann Rhodes at Park View clinic.
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Martial
J M. Barrie
V.R
Elmer Shaw
Carroll
Estherville
Ray Rhodes
Park View Clinic
Rhodes
Mari Ann
Sequence pictures tell a story in camera hobby
The article promotes sequence pictures as a way to create a complete photo story. It suggests a cake baking sequence with seven snapshots from greasing tins to the finished cake, emphasizes planning, consistent lighting, and a single viewpoint, and encourages choosing a subject to craft an engaging photo series.
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Pim
Cotton Ball Queen Mise Josephine Walton Crowned in Tennessee
Cotton Queen Mise Josephine Walton, chat uhooga socialite, reigned as queen of the ninth annual Cotton Ball held in a Tennessee city early this month. The Ball, a leading Southern social event during the cotton harvest, served as the presentation for more than seventy girls from fifteen states, and Cotton Belles are already being selected for the 1942 ball.
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Mise Josephine Walton
Tennessee
Farmers urged to repair and service equipment for next year
Balkema advises Emmet County farmers to keep machinery in good running order and stock repair parts as national defense programs may limit new equipment. He warns about fertilizer residues clogging seed drills and the strain on hay loaders after a heavy summer. Check and tighten belts, replace worn parts, and ensure conveyors and ropes are sound to endure another season.
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National Defense
Balkema
Emmet
Malkewa
Uneat
FOR SALE And HOUSING Ad Highlights Local Listings
For sale one two year old pure bred Guernsey bull and five young bull calves. Frank Thornton Spirit Lake. House for rent nicely located and modern with hot water supply and pumps for soft water. Possession at once. Mrs George Nichols Caleb Deming and Mrs Ivy Osgood returnees to a vacant trip to Texas visiting Kee theraville relatives. G Jr Raife in Des Moines for shoe dealers convention. Mrs Raife accompanied him to Perry and relatives visit.
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Guernsey
Frank Thornton
Spirit Lake
George Nichols
Caleb Deming
Ivy Osgood
Texas
Keetherville
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