Dautremont Dies at Riverside After 39 Year Rural Route
Riverside funeral notice for John C. Dautremont 75 who died after two weeks of heart illness. He served 39 years as rural mail carrier on route three and retired 1933. Survived by wife Lucy and 16 children plus siblings and 12 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending word from daughter in Washington state.
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Riverside
John C. Dautremont
West Coast
Washington State
Charles J
Abigail Smith Dautremont
Des Moines
Lucy Swift
St. Mary’s Church
S. F. Weiland
Roy Hardy
Dautremont
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
The
Holy Named Society of That Church
Rural Mail Carriers Association
Joseph
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sarah Schwai
Bernard Dautremont
Iowa City
Margaret
Sisters of Charity
Mary Lucine
Mason City
Esther
Mary Rufina
St. James School
Washing
Terracing and crops boost yields on eroding lands
Terracing with cover crops and crop rotation can raise yields and restore value on lands losing topsoil each year, slowing soil loss and improving long term productivity.
Explorer William Becknell Linked to Santa Fe Trail Origins
Traced Santa Fe Trail founder William Becknell, born in Kentucky around 1790, moved to Missouri young, led a 1821 trading expedition to Mexican Santa Fe, made a 1822 return, first to trace what became the Santa Fe Trail, and died in 1832.
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William Becknell
Kentucky
Missouri
Santa Fe
Mexico
Becknell
Inspection Praises State Guard Company Despite Shortfall
Capt L E Oldaker of the regular army led the annual inspection of the Iowa State Guard headquarters company at the armory. He praised the unit and equipment, noting the company performed better than average but urged recruiting to reach a 60 member strength. Local leaders, Lt Col Oliver Reiley and Lt W S Gardner, joined in compliments while urging more enlistments amid recent rain and pre induction exams reducing attendance.
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L. E. Oldaker
Regular Army
Iowa State Guard
Seventh Corps
United States Army
Des Moines
Henry H. Church
State Guard
Oliver S. Reiley
Burlington
W. S. Gardner
Baker
Horse Buyers Warn of Nation's Worst Equine Shortage
Buyers in the agricultural sector declare that the United States is facing its worst shortage of farm horses and draft power in years, urging renewed breeding and import strategies to sustain farming operations.
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United States
Navy hiring laborers for naval yard work across multiple locations
H. H. Myers, a civil service navy yard representative, will visit Burlington on April 22, 24, 25 and 26 to recruit skilled and unskilled laborers for navy yards in Bremerton Washington San Francisco Vallejo and Pearl Harbor Honolulu. Men and women are needed at the yards. only men will be sent to Pearl Harbor at this time. The work involves repairing battle damaged ships. Those in essential war work should not apply. Full pay housing and conditions details will be provided by Mr. Myers. He will be in the U S employment service office.
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H. H. Myers
Civil Service Navy Yard
Burlington
Mr. Meyers
Navy Yards
Bremerton
Wash
San Francisco
Calif
Vallejo
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
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U. S Employment Service Office
Aircraft Construction Advances with Rayon and Nylon
The article notes a shift in military airplane production toward materials such as rayon and nylon for components, signaling a move to synthetic fibers in fabricating aircraft parts and possibly improving durability and performance.
Havre Social Notes from April Weekend Visits
Havre residents record weekend visits and calls. Isabelle Ash, Havre school teacher, visited her parents in Richland. The Zieglowsky and Stoutner families hosted and visited friends in Havre and nearby towns, with Elbert Elmore of Fairfield visiting relatives.
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Lewis Hering
Havre
John Zieglowsky
Charlie Zieglowskys
Isabelle Ash
Richland
S. C. Wittmer
Peter Witting
Washington
Henry Lunning
Lyle Wilcox
Floyd Stover
Darlene
George Stoutner
Albert Zieglowsky
Henry Lunnings
Jesse Stout
Walter Westen
Clyde Thompson
Elbert Elmore
Fairfield
Bird illness care notes for pox vaccination and disinfection
Instructions advise vaccinating all birds eight to twelve weeks old for pigeon pox and using pigeon pox vaccine for newly ill birds. Apply carbolated liniment to combs and wattles of noninfected birds, disinfect housing and cement, vaccinate about 20 percent as possible, and feed wet mash.
Card of Thanks From Mrs Stanley Thompsos
I thank friends and neighbors for cards gifts and flowers during my hospital stay and Johans Phillips and Hebner for the Journal.
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Johans Phillips and Hebner
Journal
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