Cotter School News from Winfield Tournament Night
Cotter defeated Brighton 38 27 in the sectional opener led by 10 from Hendersonson and 12 from Stannard but then lost to Wayland 39 24. The Blue Devils finished 9 14 for the season, second in the Tri County League. Primary notes cover science reading and grade level activities as well as perfect spelling papers and junior high travel to Columbus Junction.
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Cotter
Brighton
Winfield
Hendricckson
Blue Devils
Stannard
Wayland
Cotter Boys
R Roth
Orris
Craw
Jean Stigers
Wyman
Letts
Joann Miller
Lonny Griggs
Fred Stigers
Mervin Miller
Betty Lou Boyd
Claudine Kilgore
Patty Hobbs
Delbert Rees
Dean Meyer
Richard Hendrickson
Kenneth Embree
DeWayne Stapp
DeLoise Hawkins
Bill Kilgore
Richard Jones
Marilyn Spears
Mary Lou Stigers
Donna Davis
Edith Kessler
Betty Rees
Marilyn
Joan Stapp
Donnld Hendrickson
Norman Bender
James Podaril
Alice Orris
Darlene Stapp
Tom Skubal
Harriet Jones
Frances Owens
Wilma Davis
Wilma
Hiningers
Eleanora Miller
Marion Owens
Marion
Norma Bender
Eureka
Washington
Columbus Junction
Richard Zieglowsky
Junction
Jack Pugh
Disease bacteria can persist in damp stables
Bangs disease infection may not survive direct sun but can endure for months in dark, poorly ventilated, unclean stables, posing continued risk in such environments.
The Lost Weekend Movie Heads For State Theater
Paramount's The Lost Weekend starring Ray Milland and Jane Wyman draws advance notices as a daring screen drama about a man's five day collapse into alcohol addiction. The story explores a sensitive intellectual facing degradation and a poignant struggle with temptation and self destruction.
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Charles Jackson
Paramount
Ray Milland
Jane Wyman
She Went to the Races at Fox Theatre
A double bill at the Fox features the MGM comedy She Went to the Races. Four college professors use charts and test tubes at Santa Anita to deduce odds in a witty race track spoof starring James Craig Frances Gifford Ava Gardner and Edmund Gwenn.
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Fox Theatre
Santa Anita
James Craig
Frances Gifford
Ava Gardner
Edmund Gwenn
District No. 4 March 13 social visits in-junction region
Mrs. Bill Crayne reports Sunday gatherings across Columbus Junction Iowa City Davenport Moline and Grinnell with many families including McGraw Williamson Dare Stephens and Kyle. Events center on visits meals and greetings for relatives and returning service member Major Douglas Williamson after eighteen months overseas.
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Mrs
Joe McGraw
Raymond Lewis
Columbus Junction
Ralph Kleesé
Harriet Coulter
Iowa City
M. D. Williamson
Major Douglas Williamson
Douglas
Grace
Fred Shaw
James Brooks
John Wheelan
Catherine Swift
Davenport
Foster Bagge
Sybil
George Dare
Boyd White
Will McConnell
Francis McConnell
George Masson
George, Jr
H. F. Masson
Boyd Stephens
Donald Long
Clifford Long
New Jersey
Walter Kyle
Mrs. Kyle
LeRoy McGraw
Leslie McFarland
Moline
Harlan Dare
Grinnell
Clyde Rouse
The Rocking Chair Brigade Pie Misadventure
A Washington woman attempted to serve lemon chiffon pie but spilled it on the floor. She cleaned the rug with a pancake turner while guests laughed at the slapstick moment. Mr and Mrs Joe McGraw visited Ray Redlinger. Mrs Edwin Dare ill in Grinnell hospital. Bill and Rosann Crayne ill with mumps.
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Washington
Mrs
Joe McGraw
Ray Redlinger
George Dare
Grinnell
Edwin Dare
Grinnell Hospital
Bill
Rosann Crayne
Homefront notes and quiet recollections from Natchez trip
The letter recalls Mr and Mrs KE Morrison enjoying Natchez and advising antiques sellers to visit for high prices. It mentions women’s hair shampoo routines, beauty shop closures, and a reunion sighting of Margaret Ragan in civilian dress after discharge. The piece reflects fond memories and welcome home sentiment for Margarets.
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KE. D. Morrison
Natchez
Margaret Ragan
Margaret
Charlie
Gertrude
Margaret Alice Stewart
Washington
Margarets
Wellman News highlights and local notices from Wellman
Community news covers a World Day of Prayer service at the Methodist church and a WSCS program, local travel and Leave from Elmer Berry, re decorations at Henry Kemp home, and family visits. Also noted are business openings at Black and White Sand shop, Powell furniture opening, and military and family updates from locals including Ulin, Wehrle, Knipers, and Wells families.
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C. F. Mayer
Wellman
Methodist Church
R. W. Pinnell
Donald Worden
Baptist Church
Elmer Berry
Tuscon
Texas
Anna Herr
Mabel Wagamon
Ross
Floyd Lewis
Europe
Mary Denton
Kinross
Mel Miller
L. J. Ketoe
Vera Longwell
Forest Lands Under U.S. Chart Dominates Acres
A report states the United States holds 462 million acres of commercial forest lands. The figure underscores the scale of national timber resources managed for production and conservation.
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U.S
Easy does it in loading and handling livestock prevents losses
A bulletin urges careful loading unloading and handling to save millions yearly from bruises and deaths. It lists six loss-stoppers including humane treatment, checking chutes and cars, proper footing and bedding, avoiding overloads, and steady trucking. It notes Round Worm control steps and hog-raising practices to reduce infection. It invites requests for Agricultural Research Bulletin No. 20 from Swift & Company Chicago Ill.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Department BB
Swift & Company
Ill
Prize Letter Contest Closes May 1 for Meat Packers Ad
Swift & Company offers a cash prize of 400 dollars for the best letters on marketing methods used by meat packers in meats poultry eggs butter and cheese. Details appeared in January and February advertisements. Write to Department 128 Union Stock Yards Chicago 9 Illinois for full information.
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Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Legumegrass mixtures prove worthy for beef per acre
Preliminary tests at Pur due University show legume grass pastures yield more beef per acre than bluegrass alone. Birdsfoot trefoil-bluegrass leads with 214 pounds per acre, while bluegrass alone averages 196 in 1941–44. Rotation grazing helps alfalfa persist and reduces overgrazing.
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Purdue University
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