Prairie Center Notes on Roads and Spring Fever
Prairie Center residents report worsening roads hampering daily life as spring arrives. Local reflections describe hardships for children, transport challenges, and a sense of nostalgia for better conditions. Community updates include neighbors moving, a trip to Winfield, and school delays affecting plans.
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Prairie Center
Europe
A Schoor
John Krause
Ainsworth
L. A. Foss
Ray Rathmel
Brighton
Charlie Weber
Elmer Hamilton
Hamilton
Oxford
Winfield
Ruebsam
Night Assistants at Rath Station Near Ainsworth
Mr and Mrs Jess Hubbard of Baltimore Maryland arrived a week ago to serve as night assistants at the Rath filling station located east of Ainsworth.
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Cle
Jess Hubbard
Baltimore, Md
Rath
Ainsworth
The Frank Pringles of Young America Are Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Pringle attended a birthday dinner for sister Mrs Joan Harris at the CG O Harris home in Keota. Other local visits include Harlan O Loughlin and family's birthday dinner and various residents visiting relatives and friends around Young America.
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Frank Pringles of
Young America
Frank Pringle
Joan Harris
CG. O
Harlan O’loughlin
Dennis
H. L. O’loughlin
Harlan
Claude Rhodebeck
Frank Wolfe
Sam Neill
Charles Neill
J. C. Nelson
Fred Werner
David Schwartz
Lloyd Humston
Grant Humston
Eva Wikoff
Brighton
William Marie
Bill Knoughton
Washington
Glenn Schwartz
Frank Lewis
Red Brick
Raymond Humston
Employment Edges Down in Iowa in February
Iowa industries fell one percent from January with payrolls down 2.2 percent. Frank E Wenig, state labor commissioner, cites severe cold and transportation halts as the main causes, noting February 1936 shows improvements over 1935 and sector gains in textiles, iron and steel, lumber, rail car shops, food products, medicines, stone and clay, and tobacco. Mason City, Cedar Rapids show largest local declines while the Iowa State Employment Service under Wenig remains highly active.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank E. Wenig
Wenig
Mason City
Weing
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Employment Service
Dickinson Attacks New Deal Says Bunglers Out
Senator L J Dickinson of Iowa denounces New Deal policies before the Women's Republican club of Massachusetts. He argues three years of bungling versus 150 years of consting, cites unemployment rise and 8 063 Feb job applications with 6 974 placed in relief, and calls the WPA a tool for political machines seeking votes.
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Boston
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Dickinson
Ing
Women's Republican Club of
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Osteopaths to Meet in Ottumwa for Circuit Session
Des Moines March 12 by Iowa society of osteopaths physicians and surgeons announces the first circuit meeting for the third district to be held March 18 in Ottumwa Iowa. Dr Arthur Becker president of Des Moines Stil...col ege of osteopathy will speak. Becker is past president of the American Osteopathic Association and trustee of the organization. Topics include Cardiac Arrhythmias and Classification of Heart Diseases. Dr F A Gordon of Marshall-...
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Des Moines
Iowa Society of Osteopathas Physicians and Surgeons
Ottumwa
Iowa
Arthur Dpd. Becker
Becker
American Osteopathic Association
Bureau of Clinics
F. A. Gordon
Marshall
Iowa 80 president to address osteopathic physicians meeting
The town hosts a gathering where the president of the Iowa 80 and surgeons will discuss the piety and role of osteopathic physicians at the meeting.
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Iowa 80 and
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