Riverside Hears of J. Woodburn's Death
Riverside mourns John Woodburn 62 of Riverside, born 1886 in Iowa, died after a stroke in Salem Oregon following prior strokes. Survived by wife Sarah, son Harold, sister Libby McClinton of Quincy, Illinois, and one grandson. Funeral held in Salem Monday.
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Estelle Cruz
Riverside
John Woodburn
Salem
Oregon
Iowa
Edward
Amanda Woodburn
Sarah Craig
Harold
Delmar
Libby McClinton
Quincy
Illinois
Arthur Swenka
Cattle needed to pay a thousand dollar debt in 1953
A historical note explains how many cattle would be required to settle a one thousand dollar debt in 1953 using annual U S averages. It discusses uncertainty in future cattle prices and promotes Federal Land Bank loans with flexible terms and payoff options tied to farm income.
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U.S
Weather is Fine For Corn Picking in Pilotburg
Local notes report corn picking under dry conditions amid fine weather. A new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clem Chalupa last week increases their family to three girls. Pilotburg activities include a rescheduled November Ladies Aid meeting and a Halloween party for the Sunday school group.
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Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Clem Chalupa
Carl T. Anderson
Pilotburge Ladies Aid
Dean Schwartz
Carl Oldfield
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Cedar Rapids
Leslie Winegarden
Sabina Bauer
Loveland
Colo
Hamilton and Sirs Visit Mrs Fisher Then To See Mrs Zingula
Mr Stran and Mrs Fisher visited Mrs Clara Fisher before driving to see Mrs Anna Zingula. Mrs Zingula recently fell and is in Mercy hospital Iowa City for a check up. No bones were broken but she will stay a few days for observation.
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Frank Soukup
Near Washington
Albert Stransky
Joe Vodicka
John Lang
Clara Fisher
Maple Grove
Hamilton
Frank Stransky
Anna Zingula
North Dakota 4-H Awards 1948 Recognitions
Forty awards and recognitions are offered in North Dakota in 1948 for various 4-H club activities and achievements.
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North Dakota
Bridges in U S Rail Network Reach Vast Totals
About 191,800 bridges span the United States railway structure, totaling roughly 3,860 miles in length across the national network.
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United States
Audio Channel Frequencies Define Transmission Band
The audio channel is a band of frequencies used for transmitting audio intelligence in television. It occupies a portion of the television channel.
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Televisinn
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F. ¥. Skubal
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Eugene Duffey
Coral Ville
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St. Mary's Church
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Peter Rotenburger
Riverside Public High School
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Leland Fisher
David Marner
Wayne Horak
Virgil Vochoska
James Fisher
Cletus Navy
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Walter Veggy
Dick Schneider
Elmer Waldschmidt
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Mercy Hospital
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National Farm Loan Association
National Farm Loan Assn. Geo. D. Umphrey, Sec.Treas
Fairfield
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W.R. Hayman
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Podiatrist
Mt. Pleasant
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A. A. Angelsberg
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Bertha Tener
Omer Green
Albert Maas
Paul V. Shearer
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