Forest cries and moves of local residents across towns
Mra D. Montgomery moved from hospital to home on Tuesday and is progressing well. Oscar Roulson and John Farmer travelled to Waldorf Minnesota to oversee a farm. Stenographers enjoyed a steak fry and a theatre party at the Secok office. Misses Ardis Quello Bertha Brandstad and Olga Farus secured summer work at Yellowstone park. Various residents faced health issues including appendicitis operations and hospital treatments. Rev L R Ball returned from evangelistic meetings in Corwith. F Thompson reported Lake Worth property purchases and later death. Denise Abrenkéll to teach in Giodelle next year. Mrs Bermini Veera ill with appendicitis. operation successful at Algona Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
D. Montgomery
Oscar Roulson
John Farmer
Waldorf
Minnesota
Secok
Fter
Ardis Quello
Bertha Brandstad
Olga Farus
Yellowstone Park
Mus Trene Gunhus
Bloom
Betel ‘Tannini
Bert Haga
L. R. Ball
Corwith
H. Dirks
Boone
F. Thompson
Florida
Lake Worth
M. M. ‘Thompson
Sartdt
da Val
Algona
Louise Killian
Conrad Kramer
Springfield
Minn
Rev
A. Killian
Misa Denise Abrenkéll
Titonka
Giodelle
Bermini Veera
Woden
B. A. Pankuk
Algona Hospital
Rake Items Parade Plans for Summer Ball season
Local notes indicate the Rake Items plan to start play this year in earnest. Several families are mentioned visiting relatives in Amboy and Clarion as drills and road work proceed near Emore Two Fort Minn. The community reports on births, visits, and weekend trips as residents prepare for the season.
Local Social Notes Register Visitors and Incidents
Mrs Alf Oesterreicher and baby returned from Algona Hospital while Mrs L B Larsen recovers from a flu illness. Families Me and Mrs 8 S Keagle visit. Fred Brecker Way suffers an injury likely to require week or two of repairs. Rank Hagen travels to the Ball to attend a cattle show and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf, Oesterreicher
Baby
Algona Hospital
L. B. Larsen
Pecoventug
Ans Beenken
Buffalo Genter
Fred. Brecker
Sitsidley Keagle
Bweenie Auto ‘School
Kansas City
Fe’ Dome
Keagle
Rank
Hagen
Balle
Ever
Thompson News Briefs From the Journal
Miss Thompson former Thompson teacher visits friends Sunday. J A Ashpole travels to Minneapolis for cancer treatment. Construction progresses on new fire hall in Thompson. Mary Fisher travels to Britt for grandmother’s funeral. Russell Clifton Franklin Fletcher Louise O Hair and Carmen Isaacs go to Buffalo Center to a show. Mrs Tim Shay sick last week then recovers at home cared for by son Hassell Shay. Mr and Mrs B Isaacson visit Minneapolis for daughter Tole training as a nurse at Swedish hospital. Mrs Anne Dalit ill at home after a fall Tuesday morning. no clear improvement reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
Thompson
Friends
J. A. Ashpole
Minneapolis
Mary Fisher
Tim Shay
Anne Dalit
Hip Berschman
Buffalo Center
Dorothy Yeon
Antly-Aj
T. BR. Eafle
Roby
Ruth Kra
Sur
George “Sek
Mise Mae Slabatti
Lakota
Gertrude Dressman
John Liesvela
Julie
Hyma Gutknecht
Emmia
Louise
Lakota items recount social visits and Drake Relay finale
Local Lakota items note Hip Berschman and family visiting Buffalo Center, births, visits by Mae Slabatti and others, and plans of residents to move to Trochester. The Drake Relay closes with a military salute as 10 000 attendees witness a cannon shot and taps signaling the event's end, prompting questions about the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Stadium
Wort Des Moines
Orde
Fort Des Moines
Tourtzenth
Willtary
Lightning irdia near Lake View and the Peru orchard plan
A storm event near Lake View Sac county features a cottonwood tree struck by lightning that dug a five by eighteen by eighteen inch trench with dirt tossed as far as a block, leaving the tree with minor root damage. A new commercial orchard of 160 acres is planned near Peru Madigan county, with varieties Jonathan Grimes Golden and Delicious. Madison county is highlighted for apple growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Sac County
Peru
Madigan County
Jonathan
Grimes
Madison County
Universal morals code displayed in schools movement
Miss May B. Prancis, state superintendent, announces a ten wide wall display presenting a universal moral code for 10 000 schoolhouses. The bold printed chart will be framed with a color border. Notables William Howard Taft and Samuel Gompers assisted in preparing the code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May B. Prancis
William Howard
Art
United States
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Children find Big Ben clock on Twin Lakes shore
Children playing at Twin Lakes in Calhoun county discovered a partially concealed Big Ben alarm clock behind grass at water’s edge. They took the clock home and reported the matter to their father who dis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes
Calhoun County
Jug Hidden at Lake Leads to Sheriff Arrest
A farmer witnessed two men remove a jug from shallow water near a lake after a mistaken alarm. They waited for the alarm to trigger, then retrieved the jug and left. The farmer reported to county authorities in Rockwell City, a warrant was sworn out, and the sheriff arrested them the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell City
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Guy Beaver
Hines
Inimore
Emore
Fort
Stoner
Des Moines
Iowa Highways Commission
Iowa
Ots Pater Johanness
Ashton
Osceola
Madel
Johaness
Admal
Fe JF
Agricultural Foundation
Cbany
Chamberlain’s
Snell's
DE. L. P. Moller
J. H. Sowers
Johnston
Susie A, Gallup
Ernest J. Gallup
Forest City
G. F. Dolmage
Buffalo
Owa
Grothaus
First National ‘Bank
Peter Becker
B. D. STERLING, Distribut@é
Oakland
General Motors
W. F. Woodcock
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