Highway Tragedy Highlights Road Safety Urgency
Amid a Wyoming highway crash that killed Dr. Clifford McCreedy and his two sons, readers are urged to demand tougher patrols and clearer warnings. The editorial recalls civilian fear of sudden death on roads, notes Albany County’s toll doubling to ten that day, and praises the courage of the McCreedy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Clifford McCreedy
Aledo
Illnois
McCreedy
Laramie
Albany County
Here
Bud" Coulthard
Oregon
Fie
Bud
Buxmann
Fort Collins
Coulthard
Ilinois Auto
Lincoln Highway
John Henry McCreedy
Ill
McCreedys
United States absorbs returning workers into civilian production
A composite editorial note from Marshalltown Times-Republican and Davenport Democrat cites postwar labor integration and wartime talent rediscovery. It contrasts U S job underutilization with renewed production and critiques Moscow radio for spy ease in Canada amid global cleverness in dirty tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Davenport Democrat
Moscow
Canada
By the Way Sandy Jr Faces Loan Trouble
A fragment depicts Sandy Jr in difficulty after lending a friend $500 without a written receipt. In a proposed plan, his father suggests demanding $1,000 within a week to force a written acknowledgment, noting the friend would claim only a $500 debt.
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Sandy, Jr
Fragmentary Court Testimony and Family Snapshots
Vignettes from a local page include juror questioning about a case with reading ability questions and unclear references. A scene shows a Scottish boy visiting a newborn, a sister asking about the infant’s sounds, and a marital quarrel arc with lines about ending a marriage.
Schoolmaster Retorts With Plain Speaking
A schoolmaster reviewing exam papers asks if any student wants a question Then a boy complains he cannot read the handwriting He simply answers that the student must write more plainly reflecting sharp humor at a classroom moment
Glowing Young Husband and Gloomy Veteran Exchange
A humorous dialogue shows a cheerful husband praised by his wife for a fine meal and kiss while a veteran narrator mentions a flood washing out a railway line. Former vice president Charles G. Dawes cannot arrive, but the committee offers to cover a new shirt and expects him to come anyway.
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Charles G. Dawes
Franklin District Tornado Damages Crops and Homes
Franklin writer Mrs W V Durst reports a Friday night tornado at 11 30 striking H J Krenneman and Harold Fulton fields and hog houses lifting corn and trees uprooting a large tree near Win Eash s home and tearing spouting from a house. The family attended the Hochstetler reunion at Kalona on Tuesday.
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Franklin District
Franklin
H. J. Krenneman
Harold Fulton
Mr. Fulton
Win Bash
Hochstetler
Sam Liershbergers
Kalona
Truth-At-Last Diogenes Meeting Veteran Story
A present day legend recounts Diogenes asking a veteran on the street about his war service. The veteran responds simply that he served as a private, prompting Diogenes to react in the tale.
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Diogenes
Eran
Local Family Reunions and Community Notes Across Keota Area
A string of social visits and gatherings fills the week in the Keota area. A noon and evening reunion brings 33 descendants of A. J. Miller together at Robert Hochstetler’s home. Various families, including the Fultons, Coon, Brenneman, Sheets, and Moothart kin, attend picnics, bus rides, and Sunday visits. fishing, boating, and fairs are noted along with minor mishaps and chores.
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A. J. Miller
Robert Hochstetler
R. H. Fulton
George Fulton
Lake Odessa
Glen Cuddeback
W. V. Durst
Opal Bickford
Wellman
Crewfieldsville
Bill
Dale Dunbar
Washington
Dennis
Lyle
Judith Ann
Grandma Sheets
Roberta
Harold Sheets
Keota
H. F. Sheets
Henry Sheets
Josie Logan
Florence
Spencer
H. J. Brennemans
Florence Smith
Leva Miller
Kalona
Mary Eldora
Eldora
Donna Lee Miller
Talleyrand
Subtle sachet scent tucked under furniture
A sachet powder is described as easily hidden under chair cushions and sewn into drapery folds and bedspreads to impart a gentle fragrance.
Orange Juice as Substitute in Cooking Wild Game
Using orange juice instead of water during cooking can enhance flavor of wild game. The tip suggests substituting citrus for moisture to brighten meat notes and improve overall taste.
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BY the
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Seoteh
Sandy
Pat
Jack
Vv. O. I
Everett Coon
Homer’ Brennings
Gene Martins
Christina Trainings
Gilbert Mills
Lloyd Conger
Bernardine Grosscup
Everett Coons
Murray Conger
S. S
Mrs. Clement Griffith
Harry Kleese
Homer Brinnings
Mevie Brinnings
Ollie
Mr. Frey
Bormnows
Wm Bash
Klein
Mac
Sitler Auto Parts
Washington, Iowa
Joe Palooka
Prom
Adf
Goils
Londe Miss Murphy
Murphy
Miss Uptown
Puh -Leeze
Ham Fisher
Mister Walsh
T'Matoes
Miss Future
MR. Sepp
Walsh
Donald Duck
Woody Wwoodpetker
Pluto
Popeye
Lady
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Gladiron
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