American Legion joint meeting planned in Mason City
Winnebago Post No 21 and its Auxiliary announce a joint meeting at the Murray home Friday evening June 6. W Earl Hull of the Mason City Globe Gazette will speak as aeroplane model contestants are judged. Ice cream and cake served. All ex service men and wives invited. Rain date City Hall. Mrs Viola Murray Unit Pres Harm Shortenhaus Post Com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago Post No. 21
Ray Murray
W. Earl Hull
Mason City Globe Gazette
Wntrios
City
Viola Murray
Unit
Harm Shortenhaus
Memorial Day duties by Lakota Legion and Post
Rev. C O H VanMetre and Lakota Post members aided Legion services on Memorial Day and visited cemeteries with decorations and taps. Tarvey Johnston led Lakota services. Leo Woodcock guided transport. May receipts list donations and expenditures. membership in nearby posts rose.
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H. VanMetre
Lakota
Legion
VanMetre
Presbyterian Church
Tarvey Johnston
Swea City Post
Tsa
Leo Woodcock
I. H. Davis
Titania Post
John & Jerry
Rev. VanMetre
Mason City
Memorial Day Firing Squad and Legion Joint Meeting
Memorial Day events feature a firing squad including Harm Shortenhals Oscar Johnson Harm Feldieck Ray Murray Walter Rosenau Belford Johnston Coonte Roelfsema and George Westergama. Shelby Stephens and Ed Minson overhauled rifles. color guard includes Nelmer Matson Martin Behrends Levi Darby Curis Friis with eight Camp Fire girls led by Pauline Costigan and Wilma Stephens as wreath bearers. A joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting at Ray Murray’s country home offers free ice cream and cake with speaker W Carl Hall. Local events follow Friday’s post program with a Sengelese Drum Corps, Buffalo Day ideas, and County Attorney Tom Boynton attendance plans.
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Harm Shortenhals
Oscar Johnson
Harm Feldieck
Ray Murray
Walter Rosenau
Belford Johnston
Coonte Roelfsema
George Westergama
Shelby Stephens
Ed Miinson
Jrat
Nelmer Matson
Martin Behrends
Levi Darby
Curis Friis
Pauline Costigan
Wilma Stephens
W. Carl Hall
Mason City
Legion and Auxiliary
Ray Murray, Tomorrow Evening. After Friday's Program Local Legionaires
Forest City
Tom Boynton
Tom
Farm Bureau Poultry Meetings June 9 13
Farm Bureau poultry meetings on care and management of young stock run June 9 through 19 with multiple township sessions led by Professor Whitfield of Iowa State College. Sessions begin mornings and early afternoons at designated townships including Lincoln Linden Newton Logan Norway Buffalo Center and more with the county farm bureau picnic on June 12 at Buffalo Center.
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Wm. R. Whitfield
Paul
Town State College
Whittier
Whitfield
County Farm Bureau
Buffalo Center
Guy Beaver
Lincoln Township
Abert Gerdes
Linden Township
H. A.fynwick
Newton Township
Logan Township
Norway Township
Farm Bureau
Center Township
Oliver Dweeten
Valley Township
Johnson's Quiet Years After Leaving Bincroft
The source notes Ernest Johnson's departure from Bincroft to Algona and subsequent moves within Iowa. It states he has avoided trouble for nearly two years and has led a largely quiet life at various Iowa locations.
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Ernest
Johnson
Bincroft
Algona
Iowa Points
Algona Man Observes 91st Birthday
D A Haggard celebrated his ninety first birthday yesterday with a family dinner at his son M P Haggard's home. He received many letters and ecards from old friends, and thanks were sent to those who remembered him. He is known to Buffalo Center residents.
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D. A. Haggard
M. P. Haggard
Huttons Visit Rochester for Medical Checkup
Mr. Hutton accompanied by Mrs. BR Hutton drove to Rochester on Thursday where he visited Mayo Hospital for an examination. He has suffered kidney stones for about a year and underwent surgery in March 1929 to remove a stone. No decision on another operation was made at this time.
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Haitor Gai
BR. E. Hutton
Rochester
Hutton
Mayo: Hospital
Bancrote Register
Forest City raises funds for Waldorf College record
Forest City Iowa completed a seven day canvass ending May 26 raising 240145 for Waldorf Junior College since 1903.129 workers conducted solicitations securing 578 subscriptions with nightly suppers and team reports. The 1930 census shows 2003 inhabitants and per capita rise. town celebrates Jubilee at closing dinner as it launches the 150000 Endowment Appeal to run June 16 to 22.
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Forest City
Iowa
Waldorf Junior’ College
Gallage
Toyest City
Tis
Middle West
Recommending Konjola to All Says Happy Man
New Franklin resident William Tilliard describes long stomach troubles and gas relief after using Konjola. He credits two bottles with restoring sleep, appetite, energy, and comfort, noting continued use when needed and mentions availability at Snell's Drug Store and other local druggists.
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Konjola
New Franklin
William Tilliard
William Tinlard
Green Bay
Buffalo
Snell's
Ernest Johnson in Trouble Again at Spencer
Byrnest Johnson a former Algona and Bancroft resident was arrested at Spencer after a gatlon of Alcohol was found in his car and is held awaiting grand jury action. He has appeared in district court twice on squor charges and before sanity commissioners twice for inebriacy with multiple prior fines and commitments to Cherokee hospital. His wife and mother say companions at Bancroft were involved.
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Kossuth County
Byrnest Johnson
Algona and
Bancroft
Spencer
Canning Co Planting Forty Acres of Tomatoes
The Lake Mills Canning Company crews of twelve plant tomato crops on a forty acre plot near Peed Lake Mills. Twenty acres have been planted with Marglobe and Red Head varieties. The plant experiment includes Break-a-Day and a Mason City variety for potential early ripening canning tomatoes. Over 160 acres of tomatoes and about 2100 acres of sweet corn are contracted for the factory.
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Lake Mills Canning Company
Tom Felle Farm
Peed Lake Mills
Cere
Iowa State Agricultural College
J. H. Mardy
Mason’ City
Lake Mills Graphic
Notice of Probate for Aafke Dirkean will in Forest City
State of Iowa Winnebago County notifies all concerned that a 1929 will dated August 20 is being probated in district court. Hearing set for 04 House Forest City at 4 o clock PM. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated as last will and testament. Dated Forest City Iowa June 2, 1930.
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Post
R. Tl. Davis
Davis’ Daily
Chas. Serhagl
Hattom
Bliss
Weaver
Tribune
Department
Take Mill
Forest City
Buffalo Center
Rake
Thompson
Lake Mills
Iowa
Winnebago
Forest Clay
Tee
Saiq County
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Ray Burray
A. Lee
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Shortenhans
A. Pease
Henry Winter
Leyi Darby
Weldick
Buffalo Hotel
George “A. Cavian
Salt Lake City
Frisco
Des Moines Register
Walter Rosenall
Takota
Walt
J.D. Lowe
Jake Lee
Waldorf College
Ernest Johnson
Tuly
Chas. Morris
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Waterville
Fidowment Office
Tute
Waldorf Colege
Leuthold & Johnso
Florsheim Shoes
Florsheim
John B. Stetson
Leuthold & Johnson
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Farmers Elevator
Farmers Elevator & Wallace
R. T. Devries
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
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