Among Our Neighbors and Editorial Bits From Nearby Towns
A local report recalls a near miss during last week’s snow storm as Archie Miller digs out a car stuck on Green street rails after an all night blizzard. An editorial defends automobiles, praising billions in wages, road building and access to open country. Senators Dewey and Shaw promote a sales tax idea for Iowa to fund old age aid and farm-to-market roads without raising taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Winfield Beacon
Ator
Claire Dewey
Brooklyn Chronicle
A. Claire Dewey
Washington Republican
A. J. Shaw
Peesahontas
Ohio
Iowa
Atlantic Magazine Readers Choose Wit and Companionship
The Atlantic highlights its seventy five year tradition of wit wisdom and companionship for readers seeking engaging essays and thoughtful commentary in a premier American magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlantic
America
Miller Family Relocates to Fordyce Farm at Riverside
Riverside March 6 The Joseph Miller family moves from Tener Brothers farm north of the Y east of Riverside to the former Josad Fordyce farm south of Riverside. Karl Marshall family also moves from the Tener farm near Riverside to the vacated Miller site. John Edward Tener mentioned in brief.
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Jos. Miller
Fordyce Farm
Riverside
Estelle Crutz
Joseph Miller
Tener Brothers
Josad Fordyce
Karl Marshall
Tener
Miller
John Edward Tener
Paar Eee Feitarto
Leading low priced car with safety steel body
The text advertises a low priced car featuring a safety steel body and rust proofing. It emphasizes color options green amber or red and speeds as a factor in performance.
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Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Major Bowes
Columbia Network
He Walks Backward Thru Denver Street Scene
John Bollinger a 35 year old restaurant dishwasher is under observation at a Denver hospital to determine why he has been walking backward on a busy street. Psychiatrists cite possible maladjustment from economic or emotional troubles as a cause of the unusual movement.
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John Bollinger
Denver
Colo
Grandson to report for U S Navy from Salem
Salem reports Kenneth Kallous will depart for Burlington to enter the U S Navy after passing exams last August. The Kallous family planned a dinner in his honor but bad roads limited attendance. Local updates include visits, nursing student Wanda Casper, and a flu illness delaying school.
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Dewey Weeks
Salem
Mar
E. J. Kallous
Kenneth Kallous
Airs
Glenn Kallous
Riverside
Burlington
U. S. Navy
Charles Kallous
Ed. Prebys
Hardened Copper Used Despite Belief It Is Lost Art
Despite the idea that hardened copper is a lost art, large quantities of such oper are employed in commercial use. The report notes continued production and application across industries, challenging the view that hardened copper techniques are obsolete.
Washington Visit By Weeks Daughters And Family
Dewey Weeks and his daughters Anna Marie and Katherine Weeks visited Washington last Saturday. They spent the morning getting eye tests and the afternoon with grandmother Mrs. Hilina Larson while Weeks attended a horse sale. Sun day evening greetings were exchanged with Mr. and Mrs. Duane Shaila and Larry Duane at John Shalla Jr.’s home. John Lang and Mrs. Fisher could not move Wednesday due to drifting roads and planned to relocate Thursday. A welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Nor bert TeRoeckhorst who are moving to the Lang farm vacated residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zeck
C. J. Wolfe
Muscatine
Davenport
Annabelle
Ralph Zeck
Frank Patterson
Washington
Wanda Casper
Charles Casper
Salem
Winnie Belter
John Shalla
Darlene
Iowa City
John Horak
E. J. Kallous
Joe TeBockhors
Dewey
Anna Marie
Katherine
Hilina Larson
Weeks
Duane Shaila
Larry Duane
John Shalla, Jr
John Lang
Fisher
Norbert TeRoeckhorst
Lang
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Keola
Archie Miller
Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
John W. Tener
Marshall
Viola Petsei
Thursuay
Ativemucu
Robert Gritfin
United States Army
Red Bank
New Jersey
William Grirffin
University Hospital
Kenneth Nalious
Navy
A. W. Clow
Osteopathic
Suuanwe
Speedy
Food Guardian
Sto
Montgomery Ward
South Side Square
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