Franklin District Social Roundup At State Fair And Visits
Mrs. David Kleese and Mr. Walter Anderson attended the State Fair. Wilma Kleese visited Helen Janecek. Frank Kleese traveled to Chicago with cattle and returned. Several local families held birthday dinners and visits at Reed and other homes. Twila Mangold attends the state fair. Howard Hoyle suffers from quinsy for several days.
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Franklin District
David Kleese
Walter Anderson
Wilma Kleese
Helen Janecek
Frank Kleese
Chicago
Clifford Thompson
C. B. Reed
Reed
Earnest
James Davidson
Jimmy
Parkersburg
Harry Davidson
Charley Palmer
Wilma
Harold Fulton
Gordon Shellman
Merle Sheets
Faily
Rose Nehergall
Harold Hameton
JH Thompson
Howard House
Harold Humater
Clay Humston
Rose Nebergall
Quincy
Lewis Herring
Maynard Kallous
Harold Humeton
Twila Mangold
North Prairie Flower Notes and Local Happenings
Aug 30 updates from North Prairie include Clyde Fishburn building a new machine shed and Walt Ledman completing a fine chicken house for Clayton Bear. John Stiver of Murrowstown visits his niece Mrs Harold Schults and friends. Mr and Mrs Donald Smith visit Everett Flemings. Mrs John Young hosts a ladies shower for Mrs Wayne Stransky. Miss Irene Fishburn vacationing with her parents Clyde and Irene Fishburn.
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Mra
D. F. Smith
North Prairie Flower
Clyde Fishburn
Walt Ledman
Clayton Bear
John Stiver
Murrowstown
Ohio
Harold Schults
Donald Smith
Everett Flemings
John Young
Wayne Stransky
Irene Fishburn
Teachers and Pupils Resume School in Crawfordsville
Mary Manners reports Crawfordsville students and teachers resuming school after summer. Several teachers including Louise Darnes at Greenwich Oma Strain Norwood and Lillian Holmes Sac City left for assignments. Many students plan college or advanced study at Pureen's Darlington Iowa Wesleyan Coe College and others.
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Crawfordsville
Louise Darnes
Greenwich, Conn
Oma Strain
Norwood
Ohio
Lillian Holmes
Sac City
Ruth Voss
Jewell
Mary Ethel White
Phoenix
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Hawkeye
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Thornchurgh
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Orchard
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Pureen's College
Mairfield
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Max Schlatter
Iowa Wesleyan
Robert Miller
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Ted Maxwell
Columbia
Maude Barnes
Monmouth College
Clarenee Davis
Theological Seminary
Omaha
Nebi
Mary Lillian Moorhead
Washington
G. W. Wallace
Robert Baker
Ferndale
Mich
Anna Riley
Olive Moore
Winfield
Irene Mason
Ted Lemon
Roy Mason
Harvey Mason
Doll Swartz
Inlaw
Ralph Miller
Olle
Patriotic School Programs Set for Opening Week
Washington schools announce patriotic exercises to begin the new year next Tuesday. Miss Ethel McCreedy reports outdoor flag raising and a program of songs an The American Creed with possible address by Rev. William M. Nichol. Morning schedules vary by building with high school nine o’clock and others soon after nine. Recitals include The American Creed America the Beautiful God Bless America and addresses by local pastors and school leaders at each campus.
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Washington
Ethel McCreedy
America
William M. Nichol
McCreedy
Hogs and cattle prices hold gains in Chicago market
Hogs 400 head steady with week up 40 to 65 cents. top at 7.75 a new crop high. Sows 40 to 60 cents higher. 270 to 300 lb butchers 6.90 to 7.35. Cattle as a group stronger. fat steers and yearlings up 25 to 59 cents. grain fed bulls to 13.25. week average fat steers about 11.40. Sheep activity weak with top 10.35 for natives. yearlings 7.25 to 8.15. feeding lambs 7.25 to 8.50. Ewes 2.00 to 3.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn prices for August 31
Chicago market note lists corn bids from 64% to 67% with varieties labeled as yellow and red. Oats bids show ranges from 29% to 32% across several entries including white and heavy classifications.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Aucusi 81 Uip
A Chicago grain table notes a price move as traders react to market shifts. Details mention parallel bids and regional supply signals shaping the day’s values for key commodities.
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Chicago
Chicago Aucusi
UIP
Trixie the musical dog returns to Buffalo couple
Trixie, a terrier with an ear for music, led to her owners Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jacobs after weeks missing. While the couple drank in a saloon, a waitress opened the door and the dog leaped in, racing to Mrs. Jacobs who believed Trixie recognized her.voice.
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Trixie
Buffalo
Morris Jacobs
Nazi rulers order Bohemia Moravia gypsies settled
Nazi governors of the protectorate of Bohemia Moravia have halted roaming across the region and ordered about 4,000 Gypsies to remain in place. Many forced into field work or government labor camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protectorate of
Bohemia Moravia
Local notes from Sigourney area labor day weekend
Many residents and relatives travel and visit over Labor day weekend. Mrs. Ernest Wagner recovers after major surgery at University hospital Iowa City and will stay a few days. Several families, including the Barkers, Stewarts, Masson, Cannon, and Galloway kin, vacationed, visited relatives, or prepared moves to new homes in Cleveland and other cities.
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Ernest Wagner
University Hospital
Iowa City
Edward Barker
Maywood
Ill
Harry Barker
Sigourney
W. J. Masson
Carrots Riced and Spiced with Orange Hint
Tender cooked carrots are pressed through a ricer then seasoned and heated. A few teaspoons of orange juice are added to brighten the flavor.
Jews Debate Zionist Palestine Return Predictions
Evangelist C L Vories denounces the belief in Jews returning to Palestine before the second coming. He argues no prophecy supports restoration and cites Arab-Jewish population concerns. He lists weekly lecture topics and schedules at the auditorium inviting all attendees.
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Palestine
C. L. Vories
Voice of Prophecy
Henry ‘Morgenthau
New York City
Biblio School
Vacationer Dies in Boat on Rice Lake
Alfred Rebick aged 35 of Tama died at Rice Lake park from heart disease after being stricken in a boat and falling overboard. He was on a vacation trip with Mikey Neko lake of Tama and camped at Riew lake en route to the Black Hills.
Brilliant blue dye replaces old inks and paints
A new blue to green pigment from the pthalo cyanine class shows exceptional fastness, replacing older dyes in printing inks paints lacquers rubber wallpaper and linoleum due to its superior colorfast properties.
Distemper Epidemic Sparks Massachusetts Pet Care Reform
WPA records show in eighteenth century Massachusetts an epidemic of distemper raised pet deaths and prompted the general court to require each town to appoint a bar agent for dogs and cats.
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Massachusetts
General Court
WPA
Hudsons on Display New 1941 Symphonic Styling
Willits Motor Company, Hudson dealer for Washington and vicinity, displays three new 1941 Hudson models with symphonic styling. The design features a longer wheelbase, new exterior body lines, and interior color harmonies coordinated with exterior shades. Three color combos grey green tan standard on the Hudson Six, with Super-Six offering all three choices.
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Hudson
Willit
Motor Company
Washington
Vicinity
Cloud Willits
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