God's World Not Ours Only in August 1940 Thought
The piece argues against war fever as America debates conscription and aid to Britain. It recalls WWI fears, urges preparedness without entangling alliances, and cites a Estherville resident praising city planes overhead as a landing field. It also highlights 4 H Club youth work as constructive and significant.
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America
Estherville
Jaws
France
Germany
Parise
4-H Club Show Demonstrates Self Reliance and Citizenship
The annual 4-H Club Show illustrates how youngsters combine daily chores with competition. The piece lauds self reliance, hard work, and nondependence on paternalistic aid, arguing that America's future rests with such capable youth and their earned rewards.
Pearl buttons used in Illinois hospital surgery intrigue
A woman collects buttons and notes a dozen small pearl buttons once used by a surgeon to sew up a recent operation. The article questions how buttons might be used in surgery, pondering if buttons could replace stitches or become decorative aftercare.
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Illinois
Vest pockets and streamlined cars in 1940s musings
The author muses on autumn wardrobes and pocket space for men, jokes about future automobile designs, and muses on the ritual of candidates announcing nominations versus autocratic self-nomination. The tone blends humor with reflections on public norms and progress.
Many Youth Rush to Marr iage to Dodge the Draft
City residents rush into marriage as a shield from conscription, but the piece notes that matrimony does not grant immunity in wartime. It also jokes that refrigerator makers neglect watermelon storage amid concerns over domestic life and utility.
Blood serum study for Infantile Paralysis
Dr. E K Vaubel of Des Moines supervised the clinic which collected half pints of blood from recovered patients. The blood will be used to make serum to combat Infantile Paralysis.
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E. K. Vaubel
Des Moines
Elinicc
High School Homemakers’ Conference Draws 275 Iowa Girls
About 275 Iowa high school girls registered for the seventh annual homemakers conference at Iowa State College under Marian Martin of Waterloo. Theme Design for Living featured Mrs. Olivette Werling of Tipton presenting five design essentials health beauty friends family and service using living models and textiles.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Marian Martin
Waterloo
Olivette Werling
Tipton
Julius Caesar in Lexus Julius Caesar is a special offices a residential district of Houst
A fragment notes Julius Caesar in a Houston area district with unclear references to special offices and residential zoning. The readable text is fragmented leaving the story unresolved about any official action or location specifics.
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Julius Caesar
Houst
Tribute and Tiny Tales From Sigourney News Briefs
A donor funded Sigourney’s new Memorial Fountain with amber lamps swapped for a clear one from our park. News notes Sharon Antonoff’s turtle gift, and Gene Tucker and Ed Brown’s cross country trip covering 5457 miles at 41 mph. Also includes safety reflections, a quip on put vs putt, and local anecdotes about employment and leisure.
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Sigourney
J. K. Lemmon
Sigournian
Washington
Park Committee
Gene Tucker
Edsall Brown
California
San Francisco
Gene
Nancy Kelly Shines in Sailor's Lady Comedy Drama
Nancy Kelly stars with Jon Hall in Sailor's Lady at the State Theatre, showcasing her versatility from heavy drama to contemporary comedy. The 20th Century Fox star, praised for handling realistic situations, headlines a strong cast including Joan Davis, Dana Andrews, Mary Nash, Larry Crabbe, Katharine Aldridge, Harry Shanton, Wally Vernon and baby Bruce Hampton.
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Golid
Jon Hall
Nancy
Darryl Zanuck
20Th Century- Fox
Sall
Joan Davis
Dana Andrews
Mary Nash
Larry Crabbe
Katharine Aldridge
Harry Shanton
Wally Vernon
Bruce Hampton
Skipper
Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Iowa
Plaintiffs Howard Crozier and wife seek in fee simple ownership of Lot 8 in Block 6 of the Original Town of Washington Iowa. The petition alleges adverse claims by defendants and unknown claimants, prays to quiet title and bar any rights to the property, with no personal claim against defendants. The case names numerous defendants and unknown heirs and claimants. Notices require appearance before noon on September 2 in the 1940 term at Washington Court House. BALDRIGE & BAILEY attorney for plaintiffs.
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Lowa
Washington County
Howard Crozier
Laurene Crozier
Simon . Teeple
Richard Moore
Board of Commissioners
Iowa
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Ebraim B. Naughs
Ephraim
Hughes
Mary Ann Hugh
Joseph Black
Mary Ann Hughes
Ephraim BR. Hughs
Norman Everson
Rebecca A. Black
James W. Black
Mary D. Black
A. W. Chilcote
Elizabeth Paugh
Elizabeth Black
Janet A. Chilcote
John H. Chilcote
J. A. Chilcote
J. H. Chilcote
Sadie Chilcote
Sarah J. Chilcote
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Lizzie N. Young
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Washington
District Court
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Lowe
Baldrige & Bailey
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