Candidate for Sheriff of Winnebago County Iowa
Republican voters in Winnebago County Iowa are informed that the candidate seeks the office of sheriff subject to the outcome of the primary election. The candidate asks for voters support and promises to fulfill all duties of an officer if chosen.
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Winnebago County
Iowa
General Assembly
Jame
Odden
Winnebago Co
Tom Boynton
Ll. C. Brown
I Amay
R. T. Devries
Senate
Glenn C, Haynes
Leo H. Blthon Seeks Senate Seat in 41st District
State candidate Leo H Blthon announces run for the 41st Senatorial District comprising Mitchell Winnebago Worth counties. He pledges tax reduction prevention reform an income tax to replace real estate taxes and opposition to special privilege legislation machine politics. He solicits support and votes in the June Republican primary.
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Mitchell
Winnebago
Worth
Leo H. Blthon
Local visits and guests in Algona area families
Mrs. Fred’ Park of Algona, Mrs. Guy Hart and Antionette of Vanenoft were supper guests at Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ball. Raymond Meyer made a business visit at Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bruer visited their daughter near Pilot Grove. Mrs. Harvey Johnson and children Letty and Harold visited Algona. Mrs. Michael Winter and Mr. K. Rippentrop visited Blue Earth. Ernest Wortman and LaVern Liesveld visited Buffalo Center. EB A Wortman and family and Wn Wortman and Gertrude Wortman visited Mason City. Mrs. Winter came from Mason City to visit relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodnow of Mason City spent days here at various homes. Miss Julia Gutknecht arrived from Lynden, Washington, to spend the summer with relatives. Harvey Johnson’s mother visited from Spencer for several days.
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Fred’ Park
Algona
Guy Hart
Antionette
Vanenoft
Wade Ball
Raymond Meyer
Mason City
Mig
Jim Bruer
H."rippentrop
Pilot Grove
Harvey Johnson
Letty and
Harold
Michael Winter
K. Rippentrop
Blue Earth
Ernest Wortman
LaVern Liesveld
Buffalo Center
EB. A. Wortman
Morris
Wn. Wortman
Gertrude
O. K. Rippentrop
Wynter
Earl Goodnow
G. K. Rippentrop
B. A. Wortman
Andrew Jangen
Julia Gutknecht
Lynden
Washington
Memorial Day visits and family notices in Iowa towns
The Loats and Hip Loats families from Titonka and Buffalo Center spent Memorial Day with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kulander and daughter Deloris hosted relatives at Swea City. Mrs. Wm. Coupanger and Mrs. Anna Coupanger of Birhmore visited Mrs. Wm. Schroeder Jr. Peter Bruner and Miss Leona Meyer visited the Whole Pall home. Mrs. EB. I. Kulander attended a funeral in Swea City last week for Mrs. Dr. Luna oulst. Henry Schaper family of Fairout visited relatives. C. D. Adams of Emmetsburg called on old friends, then returned home with son Francis and family who stayed till Sunday evening. Miss Eminh Gutknecht entertained the Acorn Club at her home. Mrs. Williams of Fonda visited sister Mrs. BE. Z. Woodworth and family.
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Tom Loats
Titonka
Hip Loats
Buffalo Center
B. L. Kulander
Deloris
Swea Clty
Wm. Coupanger
Anna Coupanger
Bimore
Wm. Schroeder Jr
Peter Bruner
Leona Meyer
Pall
Kulander
Swen ‘City
Dr. Lunaoulst
Henry Schaper
Fair‘out
C. D. Adams
Emmetsburg
Wan Vere
Francis
Eminh Gutknecht
Acorn Club
Thompson News Behind Forest City Business Calls
Local notes report Bill Finer and several forest City residents as business callers on Thursday. Marlin Fisher returns from Mason City after visiting his aunt. Additional visits include Herman Smidth and family, and Muriel Kinden with Hilda Erickson at the Martin Ingebritson home near Frost Minnesota.
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Bill Finer
Forest City
Lloyd Fraizer
Pearl Ingebritson
Freel B. Fraizer
Carole
Marlin Fisher
Mason City
Herman Smidth
John Smidth
H. Kingsbury
Muriel Kinden
Hilda Erickson
Martin Ingebritson
Frost, Minn
Sheriff Sale Notice in Winnebago County Iowa
The District Court of Winnebago County Iowa issues a sheriff sale by special execution to satisfy a debt of 468? additions. The described real estate lies in Winnebago County and includes parts of sections 4 5 and 8 in township 69 north range 26 west. The sale date is June 4 1982 at the county courthouse in Forest City with bidding from 9 AM to 4 PM and sale to commence at 10 AM. The property is subject to redemption.
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Winnebago County
State of Iowa
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City of New York
John Friesenberg
Mary ‘Friesenberg
George A. Rich
T. L. Johnson
Farmers Trust& Savings Bank
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Corporation
Winne
Winnebago
Northeasf
St. P. M
Court House
Forest City
H. Swenson
H. J. Swenson
B. J. Thompson
Ear and pitch limits reveal unseen sounds and birdsong
A discussion on human hearing limits shows many sounds lie beyond audibility. As pipes raise notes from lowest to highest, observers note ear fatigue at high pitches while low notes fade. A blind naturalist argues birdsong may continue outside our hearing range, implying vast unseen acoustic activity.
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Reénneys
Food Value of Tapioca Discovered in Odd Way
A Brazilian cassava root and its starchy sap yield tapioca a staple food. A Spanish explorer learned heat treatment detoxifies the milky juice after eating poisonous sap in the jungles. The discovery highlights cassava as a safe digestible food when properly cooked.
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America
Brazil
Utopia’s Bellamy Vision of Musical Telephones and Credit
A compact summary of Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward and Equality noting early foresight of broadcasting music and sermons via a musical telephone, plus the 1897 era depiction of a moneyless society with national credit, public bookstores, centralized stores, tube delivery, and goods charged against citizen accounts.
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Utopia
Edward Bellamy
Bellamy
Leap Year and the Roman Calendar Reform
Julius Caesar reformed the Roman calendar by adding a day every four years to average 365.25 days. The year was called bisextile and February 24 served as the intercalated day. In English speaking countries the term leap year arose from the Sunday letter shifting a day.
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Europe
My Little Daughter and the Missing Chop
A New York Sun item recalls a scene where Polly, the narrator's child, escorts her mother to the market and carries home a bag with meat. Upon opening the bag at home, one chop is missing prompting Polly to exclaim that they have lost daddy's chop.
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Polly
New York Sun
Snuff at French Court and Royal Court Drama
The article recounts how snuff began at the French court in the late 1500s with Catherine de Medici and nobility driving fashion. It tells of royal physician Monalong Fagan denouncing snuff to a crowded audience, only to lose effect after taking a large pinch during his display.
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France
Catherine de Medici
Monalong Fagan
Courting trouble ends in year of hard labor
A young man who admitted to joy riding after borrowing two cars to impress his best girl received twelve months of hard labor. He pleaded “joy riding” as his defense in court, while his actions drew attention to reckless behavior and court consequences.
Unclear exchange hints at tutoring inquiry amid winds and waters
A cryptic dialogue fragments hint at a tutor seeking information about wind and water, mentioning a business and the initials L W. The lines evoke a terse interview about services in a vague setting without clear names or places.
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Vetera
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Mills
Tama
C. H. Swenson
Yours, HN. Hanson
Bhod O. Peterson
Sincerely Yours, C. G. Narum
David
Win-nebago County
Repub-ican
Oscar Branstad
District Court
Lyng
Sundermeyde
U. 8S
Forty- First
B. Lorghson
OW. L. Quale
Pont
John Mauss
J. C. Bergpald
Lakota News
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Hotel Vendome
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Northrup, King & Co
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