Fairview Letter: Mrs Lowe Attends Family Reunion at Father C M's
Mrs Clarence J Lowe joined relatives at a family reunion held at the home of her father C M in Fairview. The item notes attendance by family members and reflects a cordial community gathering.
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Floyd Blankenhorn
Fairview
Clarence J Lowe
C. M
Social Roundup Notes From Local Visits and News
Bolon at Marsh last Saturday with relatives from Lansing and Olds. Visits by the Swansons from Elgin and others, trips to Colorado, Sigourney, Burlington, and Washington. Family events include weddings, funerals, and a McCoy reunion. Mrs. Milson and India journeys bring anticipation of arrivals. rains praised though harvests incomplete.
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Elgin
J. C. Rhea
Swansons
Colorado
Kenneth Rhea
Sigourney
Kenneth
Robert Rhea
Antoine Finke
Norma
Sam Patrick
Columbus Junction
Ronald Finke
Clarence Owens
Washington
Burlington
Patty Edgar
Marlene Mayer
Dutch Creek
Carl Schneider, Jr
Charles Swift
Dale Darbyshire
R. S. Johnston
Columbus City
Lisle Maxwell
Johnsons
Virginia Foss
Joe Ott
Brooklyn
Ott
Jean Ford
Yokohama
Japan
R. W. Lauer
Mt. Pleasant
Lauer
Rhea
McCoy
Emma Miller
Frank McCoy
Gerald Reha
Joe
Miller
Chapin
County Officials and Washington Independent School District Officials Listed
County officers include County Attorney John Owen County Auditor Stan Kiesey County Clerk R Noonan County Engineer W P Rawn County Welfare Director Mrs Payne Marshall Cunty Recorder Harriet Coulter County Sheriff Harold Putnam County Treasurer W E Howell County Supt of Schools Lester B Krabill Coroner Dr W S Kyle County Supervisors Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley Washington Independent School District lists Superintendent M M Schell Junior High Principal Miss Ethel McCreedy School Board President Marion George secretary Don Boyer Richard A Stewart Henry K R Bailey B F Bostwick Jr Barry Raimseyer Washington Lodge No 26 AF and AM meets first Friday monthly Merle R Green W M A W Yard secretary
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Ounty
John Owen
Stan Kiesey
R. R. Noonan
W. P. Rawn
Payne Marshall Cunty
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
W. E. Howell
Lester B. Krabill
Kyle
Ned Morrow
Clarence Fulton
Arthur Wiley
Washington Independent School District
M. M. Schell
Ethel McCreedy
Marion George
Don Boyer
Richard A. Stewart
Henry KR. Bailey
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Barry Raimseyer
Railway and Bus Schedule Highlights for Washington Area
A timetable reveals trains and buses serving Washington with departures to Davenport Des Moines Kansas City Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Eastbound and westbound trains list times from No. 3 to No. 26 with local and limited services. Bus routes to Iowa City Fort Madison Mt. Pleasant Mt Pleasant and Des Moines run at specified morning and afternoon slots with tickets sold at the local depot and nearby cafe.
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Kansas City
Davenport
Southwest Limited
L. R. Career
Washington
Chicago
Winga
North Side
North Side Square
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
MT. Pleasant
Fort Madison
Macomb
Quincy
Ill
Ft. Madison
ML Pleasant Ly
Winfield
Morning Sun
Burlington Ly
Burlington
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Indianota
Des Moines
W. Tnd
Fantastic Thai Spy Base Bared Revealing OSS Secrets
Washington reports disclose Thai collaboration with the United States in war time, detailing OSS operations. Regent Luang Pradit led underground efforts and sheltered American agents in Bangkok while Thai agents relayed Japanese movements to Allied commands. The Thai resistance and jungle camps aided intelligence efforts across the China Burma theater.
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Washington
Thailand
Office of Strategic Services
International News Service
OSS
United States
America
China
French Indo-China
State Department
Byrnes
Japan
United Nations
Luang Pradit
Pradit
American State Department
India-Burma
Bangkok
Ceylon
Thawi Bunyaket
Luang Adul Aduldeckarat
Sanguan Tularak
Daeng Tilaka
M. Seni Pramoj
Brucellosis Testing Urged Amid Cattle Health Concerns
The American Foundation for Animal Health reports a rise in cattle brucellosis last year, nearly doubling over five years. Authorities emphasize continued testing as the main strategy to eradicate the costly disease, cautioning vaccination should supplement not replace testing.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Backstage in Iowa Politics
Iowa coverage notes opposition to a costly governor called special session. Affects rent control politics, state versus federal powers, and OPA costs. Also mentions Iowa centennial stamp plans, tax distribution figures, and insurers courting pilots for favorable life rates.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Robert D. Blue
Fred Porter
Congress
Iowa
OPA
Iowa Cty
Governor Blue
Museum of the State Historical Department
Safe methods for administering livestock medicine
The article warns that giving liquid medicine to livestock is dangerous when using a glass bottle. It describes an alternative funnel made from a cow horn and outlines steps to prepare it by boiling cleaning, trimming the tip, and drilling into the horn’s natural cavity.
Officer Gets All Tongue Tangled in False Teeth
Baltimore news item reports Lt. William D. Lloyd of the SS Franklin P. Mall navy gun crew officer tangled by his false teeth and needing hospital aid to untangle. He said his tongue snagged under his lower bridgework and attempts to free it caused more pain.
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Baltimore
William D. Lloyd
Navy
Marine Hospital
Lloyd
Know Your Breed Holstein By W. J. DRYDEN
The first Holstein import to the United States was by Winthrop W. Chenery at Belmont Massachusetts in 1857. The Holstein-Friesian breed began in the Netherlands and now the U S has more purebred Holsteins than all other dairy breeds combined. Many world champion milk producers come from this breed.
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Uncle Sam
OPA
Iowa
United States
Winthrop W. Chenery
Belmont
Mass
Netherlands
Guard Rail Reduces Piglet Loss in Farrowing House
A guard rail system in the Texas station farrowing house uses simple lumber to protect piglets from sow stepping or rolling over them. The arrangement, easy to build with farm materials, has proven satisfactory and aids in reducing losses.
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Texas Station
Counterfeiting Ring Exposed in France
Paris police intensify crackdown on what is described as France s largest counterfeiting ring with more than 50 arrests. A tip from US Army sergeant Harvey D Patterson led to the gang after he received a counterfeit 1009 franc note for American cigarettes.
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Paris
France
United States Army
Harvey D. Patterson
Mending Thread From Old Stockings For Hose Repairs
Readers learn how to create strong mending thread from discarded stockings. Lighter weight stocking yarn reduces visibility while nylon thread offers strength. a heavier rayon stocking yields excellent mending thread for snags and runs.
Dehydrated Cabbage Converts to Four Pounds
A half pound of dehydrated cabbage yields four pounds for slaw or cooking. The item notes its rehydration use and practical yield for kitchen prep.
Farm animal truck shipments to market reach huge sum
The article notes the cost of farm animals hauled to market climbed to nearly 2.5 billion dollars, highlighting the scale of livestock transport and market activity in the sector.
Ladino Clover Proves Valuable Pasture Crop
Ladino clover the giant white clover shows value as a pasture crop. High in protein minerals and vitamins and low in fiber it is prized as seed. Aggressive under favorable conditions it retards weeds and undesirable grasses. Perennial of medium long life it aids soil improvement and benefits farms.
Milk Industry Drives Truck Traffic Across Nation
The milk industry remains a major highway user, employing about 100000 trucks to haul milk and milk products nationwide.
Cleaning a Comb and Brush with Cornmeal
A simple home method uses sprinkles of cornmeal on the brush bristles and a run through the comb to remove residue. The process helps remove debris and restore cleaning efficacy for grooming tools.
Average farm uses 2000 board feet lumber yearly
An average farm consumes about 2000 board feet of lumber per year, reflecting typical timber needs for maintenance, building, and repairs across agricultural operations.
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