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Winter family visit near Hake. crops not as good around Rake as in Titonka. Meyers and H Meyers families attend funeral in Bradford. A baby girl born to Juni St and Orval Buffington. Gertrude Slep er well known to readers. Ross Buffington welcomes third son. father elated. Mrs. Abls from Hancock County mending after Kossuth Hospital stay. Kromminga family visits Frost Minnesota to see Dan iels injured by horse. Janssen home improvements enhance property. Newlywed Frank Fisher returns from honeymoon in St Paul. Rickliff and Jager families attend funerals in Washington and St Paul. Leys depart Dallas for family travel to Los Angeles.
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Ubbe Winter
Hake
Winter
Ross Buffington
Ross
Henry Abls
Titonia
Hancock County
Kossuth
Algona
Amos Kromminga
Andrew
Minnie
Ray Melp
Daiels
Geo
Frost
Minn
Glaus Daniels
Daniels
R. H. Janssen
Hheir
Goring
Zion church well finished aided by Helland and son
A local report notes A Helland and his son Egbert drilling a well at Zion church, now completed. Carl Peterson began barbering with Wherald Larson last week, described as a good barber and baseball player. Carl Marsaa vacations in Wisconsin to see Carl Gunderson in Fond du Lac. his father A E Marsaa heard of a Michigan trip opportunity. Mr and Mrs J A Knutson and son Myrus from Callender Iowa visited ev Benson home June 7 while returning from the Minneapolis N I Convention. Clifford Sullivan and bride visited from Morris Blinds on their honeymoon. Clifford is Justis Sullivan’s brother. Arlowe Sheldon and J Arlowe planned a cross‑Dakota auto trip to South Dakota, the Black Hills, then Yellowstone with overnight car sleeping. Don Higgins family near Titonka visited Mrs Higgins’ parents. Emory left for Marshall Mo to attend aviation school. Howard and Pearl Selvig returned from Sioux City to visit home. Hmil Stenzel travels to Rochester MN for treatment. Mrs Mary Smith, visiting relatives in Rochester and Riceville, Iowa, returns to Algona. Jett: Sunday homeward at Algona with Mr and Mrs Jim Bruer and daughter Lucille.
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Helland
Egbert
Zion Church
Carl Peterson
Wherald Larson
Carl
Carl Marsaa
Wisconsin
Carl Gunderson
Fond du Tac
A. EK. Marsaa
Michigan
J. A. Knutson
Myrus
Callender
Iowa
Ev. Benson
N. I
Minneapolis
Clifford Sullivan
Morris
Clifford
Justis
Don Higgins
Near
Titonka
Higgins
Peter Koeppen
R. B
Wamngnist
A. Q. Smith
Emory
Marshall, Mo
Howard
Pearl Selviz
Sioux City
Peter Selvig
Hmil Stenzel
Rochester
Minnesota
Mary ©. Smith
Zom
Henry
Minn
Riceville
J. BH
J. ¥. Smith
Jett
Algona,Bir
Jim Bruer
Lucille
Bull snake shot on public road leads to $25 fine
Page county Justice of the Peace fined a young man $25 for discharging firearms on a public road after shooting a bull snake along the highway. The case noted the reptile’s value to farmers and contrasted it with chicken hawks aiding pest control.Experts from Iowa State College valued bull snakes at $15 per season for crop protection.
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Page County
Iowa State College
Iowa
Hamilton Story County Annual Picnic
The Hamilton Story County annual picnic is set for July 8 at the fair grounds in Blue Earth. Thousands from hundreds of miles are expected to attend, with a larger, better program and prominent speakers promised. The committee met in Albert Lea for final arrangements and urges old-time friends to plan meetings on Sunday, July 8.
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Varios
Albert Lea
Tthe Fair Grounds
Bmt
Blue Earth
Blue Earth Post
What It Costs to Drive an Automobile
Experts at Iowa State College Ames calculated average auto operation costs using 11 cars priced 400 to 1800 dollars. They found 10.27 cents per mile, based on gasoline tires service depreciation interest insurance garage license, totaling about 500 dollars for 5,000 miles a year.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Ars
Seseeeae Ldi Conte
Ingurance Esseeeseesee
Ford Assembly Plant Opens in Des Moines
The Ford assembling plant in Des Moines is in full operation, employing 600 men and producing 50 cars daily. A Ford week runs five days, with an expected workforce of 1,000 by fall.
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FORD
Des Moines
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Frank Fisher
St. Paul
Mr. Fisher
Wm. Rickliff
Titenich
Washington, Town
Bruer
L. Helmers
Anthony
Fred Jager
St. Paul, Minn
Chas.inger
W. EB. Ley
Dallas
Texas
H. B. Ley
T. 8. Wand
Opal Wheeler
Doris
Los Angeles
California
Hamilton
Story County
Johnson
Hart Schaffner & Marx
America
Leuthold & Johnson
Rees
oTag
J. Ne
Wouposs
Baease
Conreri Sport Cabria
Imperia Landauseses
Anniey Bewek Hales
Chevrolet
W. F. Woodcock
Buffalo Center
Owatonna
Genevieve K. Lockrem
Minnesota Uni
U.S. Senator
Shipstead
the Cash Carnival Co
Blue Earth City Band
Twin Cities Fireworks Co
Kent
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Tha
Camel al
First National Bank
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