Fort Dodge High cafeteria plans revised by school board
The proposed cafeteria for the new Med school building will not be finished now as decided at a recent board meeting. The project for furnishing and equipping a lunch room includes tables and chairs. The Lloyd Township School marked another successful year with the class of 2 graduates, led by Lester McClay Keith Gill Edna Taylor and Norma Lighter, who finished with honors.
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West Mend to Ye Weill Represented at Cedar Falls
Local students from West Mend will attend Cedar Falls at Centar Wills wis summer for the State Teachers College program. The list includes Lydia Frieden Evelyn Andeverg Irma Sykes Dell Minger Sophia Isch Elizabeth Laas Doris Stout Augusta Butte more and Bard Stout Hugh Logan Verne Taney Walter William Journal.
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Hugh Logan
Verne Taney
Walter William Journal
Algona man marks 83rd birthday native Iowan
Saturday May 27 marks the eighty third birthday of D. A. Haggard of Dubuque County. A large group of friends visited the Upper Des Moines Republican office to extend congratulations. Haggard born in 1839 is described as perhaps the oldest native born Iowan who has always lived in the state.
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Des Moines
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Fresh Dairy Products Sold at Kipmersbore Creamery
The Kipmersbore Farmers Cooperative Creamery advertises pasteurized fresh butter cream and milk available daily from the ice box. It operates also Monday, Wednesday and Saturday nights until nine, offers cash for cream or monthly settlements, and pays premiums for premium sweet cream. Public patronage is invited.
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Kipmersbore
Former Union Soldier Makes Home in Kossuth County
A veteran after 1865 settlement in Kossuth County marks fifty seven years as his home. Reports from Graettinger and Algoma in Des Moines Republic reveal gold mining experiments by M E Mahan and Herke. An amalgamating machine shows a clear water stream and a promising quicksilver gold deposit sent to Denver for processing. The Gruettinger community awaits results of the experimental run with keen interest.
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Praised Ayrshire Bank for sound condition
Bank examiners visited the First National Bank and, after a quick one day review, complimented its financial health describing it as good as any bank they had examined. The inspectors noted it was a pleasure to check such an institution.
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Bender Resigns to Open Jewel Store in Algona
Mr C F Bender, long time employee of the Steele clothing store in Algona, has resigned his position and plans to open a jewel store in Algona. He is not ready to discuss specifics, but is well known in the Algona area for his years with Mr Steele in the clothing business.
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Algona Man Henry Bolte Found Dead in Woods
The body of Henry Bolte, a local popcorn stand owner, was found in woods south of Algona. A shotgun lay beside him and neighbors heard a shot earlier. Despondency over finances and involvement in pending court actions are cited as factors. He was unmarried and recently arrived in town. J N Johnson had just returned from Sioux Falls for hospital treatment.
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Parcaut Defeats Jordan in Local Wrestling Match
Ralph Parcaut, of the local middleweights, defeated Chris Jordan of Cleveland last night after dropping the first fall in 19 minutes. Parcaut then won the second fall by a toe grip while Jordan tore knee muscles and forfeited the match.
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Farm Money Easier as Federal Land Bank Cuts Rates
Announcement from Omaha confirms the Federal Land Bank of this district lowers borrower rates from 6 to 4 1 2 percent effective June 1. T O Hegen president of the Central Iowa Mortgage company Fort Dodge agents for the Federal Land Bank says the reduction shows there is plenty of money available for farm loans.
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Federal land bank bulletin highlights farming impact district wide
The bulletin from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha states that a one half of one percent reduction meaning more for farmers and regional business tied to farming. The district covers Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming with a federal census noting about one billion dollars mortgage indebtedness in those states. A separate story notes Mr and Mrs William Kane visiting Whittemore. A Sioux City boy dies after a storm related accident while traveling home from a two week visit with his father.
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Forest City
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Menth temperament were electrif LeMars.
June 1 event description mentions people of LeMars dealing with temperament and electricity related concerns. No clear names or organizations are readable.
High School Coach Bretnatt and Miss Lorenzen Eloped to Alton
News of the elopement of George Bretnatt athletic coach and Martha Lorenzen a junior from St. Thomas church shocks her family. They took a taxicab to Alton and their final destination remains unknown. A church card party and bridge event is planned at St. Thomas with light refreshments.
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Martha Lorenzen
H. Lorenzen
Priday
Alton
St. Thomas Church
Spray for Currant Louse In Gardens Warns Entomologist
Extension service entomologist F D Butcher notes currant louse trouble in small fruit gardens. Insects are found on currant bushes and can be controlled by spraying with nicotine sulphate in common soap suds. Use warm water and lift spray to undersides of leaves where lice feed.
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F. D. Butcher
Iowa State College
Spencer Boxing Show Tops June Athletic Card
Spencer hosts a big athletic show headlined by a ten round bout as Jimmy Bovaird fights Phil Longo on June 15 under American Legion auspices. The event is part of a larger program including other contests and regional combat sports.
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Jimmy Bovaird
Royal Lightweight
Phil Longo
Iowa
American Legion
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