Do Your Shopping and Mailing Early From Emmetsburg Post Office
The Emmetsburg post office urges early mailing for Christmas packages and advises posting distant mail a week to ten days before Christmas to ensure delivery. It outlines wrapping, labeling, weight limits, insured or registered mail, and suggests consulting the stamp window for guidance on special mailing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Mulroney
Emmersburg
Postal Department
Post
Guaran
Eaier
Hsgie
Parcel Post
Outlook Indicates Poultry Farmers Should Sit Tight
The 1937 Iowa farm outlook cautions poultry farmers to avoid over expansion as drought and high feed costs trimmed hatch sizes. Eggs and poultry storage were high, prices expected to rise seasonally in early 1937, with a summer and fall price increase anticipated.
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Palo Alto
Iowa
Pedestrian Road Safety Advice From Slippery Roads
Advice urges drivers to adapt to conditions and stay in control while driving on slippery surfaces. Pedestrians are warned not to rely on drivers to stop and to cross at arterial and regulated intersections carefully. Several injuries have occurred when pedestrians trusted drivers to stop.
Whittemore News Highlights From Algona To Whittemore
Whittemore IA reports an ice caused auto wreck near Algona injuring four women and a driver, minor injuries. Methodist bazaar and quilt drawing clear about 135 dollars. Melbourne Simpson marries Myrna Jennings in Chicago with witnesses Phil Wander and Whittemore ties. S A Savage sells pool hall to Nick Semon and son Alfred. Whittemore basketball teams split at Wesley. girls win 24 to 20, boys lose 23 to 18.
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Melbourne Simpson
Myrna Jennings
Whittemore
Chicago
Phil Wander
Fenton
Simpson Farm
S. A. Savage
Nick Semon
Alfred
Mr. Savage
Lemons
Nenae
Frank J. Rochford
Wesley
Local social notes with games, visits and illness
Card games saw Mrs. Leo Swanson and Walton Palb high in one set while Mrs. P J Foxen and Edward Farrell led the other. Miss Maxine Smith was ill last week and stayed home from school. Several locals visited kin in Fort Dodge and Des Moines while others hosted dinners and gatherings. The Brastz and O'Brien households faced scarlet fever quarantine and many Algona area residents spent weekends with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Swanson
Walton Palb
P. J. Foxen
Edward Farrell
Cletus’ Muller
Swanee
Maxine Smith
L. H. Smith
John F. Bass
Minnie Bass
H. Jones
G. Wehrspan
Fort Dodge
Will Wehrspan
Ottosen
Lutheran
Joe Meyer
Lucian
J. Meyer
Wesley
Herman Voight
W. H. Discher
H. W. Behnke
P. L. Jessen
Joe Bestenlenner
Aleona
Lewis Duffy
Frank Bestenlehner
Myrtle Barber
Elmo Barber
Drich
Iola
Des Moines
James Cooney Jr
Jen Cooney
Blue Earth, Minn
James Cooney
Arthur Fandel
Burk
Mike Fandel
Tim O'Brien
Spencer
Wim, Lienenger
Loretta Fandel
Algona
John Butler
Ann O'Brien
Stuart
Ruth Kelly
Adolph Salberg
Fern Beck
Emmetsburg
Theo
Elbert
Algona Bundsy
Louis Brastz
Margaret
Francis Duffy
Martin Duffy
Francis
Algona Court House
Elsmo
Margaret Waldron
Britt
John Waldron
Mds
Wick Gengler and
Art Rusch
Arnold Meyer
Fred
Weekend visit from St Benedict residents to Fort Dodge patient
Miss Bernita Studer of St Benedict visited over the weekend at the Chas Seymour home. Whittemore residents visited with Will Wehrspan of Ottosen, an in patient in the Lutheran hospital at Fort Dodge, joined by Mr and Mrs Chris Meyer, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Hanover, Mrs and Mrs Otto Bauer, Mr and Mrs William Hanover, Mr and Mrs Wilt Meyer and Mr and Mrs Hugo Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita Studer
St. Benedict
Chas. Seymour
Whittemore
Will Wehrspan
Ottosen
Lutheran
Also Mentioned on This Page
S _ Emmersbure
Chri
Santa
Fred W. Braun
Rusch
R. W. Oliver
Roger Elbert
Mrson City
Highway 13
W. A. Busch
Methodist Ladies Bazaar
Methodist
Academy Hell
MYS
Gene Martini
H. W. Geelan
Saees
Big Values
Shoulderetts
Loretta Hansen
Algona Lash
Ed Johnson
Donald Sylvester
Donnie
Sioux City
William A. M. Fleming
Colorado
Otto Alborn
Keroer Reeq Mint Co
Rock Island Depot
SAVE
Poultry Industry
Kermoore Hotel
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