Local Short Items of Interest From Storm Lake and Nearby
Numerous notes record visits and travels of residents including BL white, JONES, Leonard Sprout, and Mrs Al Brothers. People attend events in Britt, Spencer, Mason City, Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Boulder while Boone cites a population gain. Local officials discuss municipal plans, and several weddings, educational trips, and family visits are noted across Emmetsburg, Whittemore, Laurens, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL White
Mason City
Pel Jones
Leonard Sprout
Spencer
Storm Lake
al Brothers
McMahon of
Algona
Britt
Mary Stillman
Clear Lake
Ernest
Edward Walsh
Edward Burke
Whittemore
Enmetshire
Charles Duligg
St. Lous
H. H. Fish
Jurgens. Me
Louis Mulroney
Thomas Hauestein
Mineneapolis
Nellie
Nettiy Sammin
Boulder
Colorado
Boone
S.J. Quam
Gylindes
Minneapolis
Edna Martini
Grinnell
Thomas Carmody
Des Moines
Jmmetsburs Storage& Battery Company
The
Legion Auxiliary
Spirit Lake
Dubuque
Anna Weiner
al- Sona Satuday
Totm Weiner
Mary Burns
Lucile Nonabue
Madison
South Dakota
Will Coakley
Curlew
Emmetsburg-Mallard
Gertrude
Margaret
Nellie Kane
Des Moines University
Farmers’ Shipping Association
Valeries
J. W. Crowley
Betty Jean McCarthy
FP. al. Sherlock
John Bough
Randolph
Nebraska
Twin Cities
James Ainslie
Gerald
Marguerite
Grayson
Missouri
J. A. Winders
Ackley
Ida Grove
Chicago
Twlindig
D. J. Murphy
Cresco
J. J. Mahan
Graettinger
F.L. Eaton
C. P. Sweeney
Monroe Johnson
Vislt
Woodbridge
Cylinder
Frank Brady
Ayrshire
Vincent Kelly
Mary Selle
J. W. Morse
Burnetsburg
Motherville
Ralph Walker
White
Vivian O'Halloran
Katherine McCarty
James Conway
Joan Eaton
Whorley
John Finn
Ames
Keebbs-Trucg Nuptials at Mallard Place
Willard Keerbs and Lillian Truog wed June 2 in Mallard Iowa in a ceremony at The Little White Church on the Corner. Parents of the couple hosted a three course dinner and the newlyweds planned a moon trip through the lake region amid community congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallard
Willard Keerbs
Titian Trace
Sune
M. H. Keerles
Pocahontas
T.C. Traog
Palo Alto
A. Cagauin
Trinity Lutheran Thureh
Malard
Charlotte Cagann
Willard Keerks
Lilan Truog
Hersher
Illinois
Havelock
Lillian
Willard
Solomon Ee
Marwarel
Kleora Cagann
Great
Nearwest
Jite
Storm Wrecks Barns and Farm Structures North of Town
A fierce wind damaged the town and its surroundings, leveling trees windmills and small buildings. George Hinn's barn suffered heavy wreckage, as did the Curt Dilocker farm barn on Rat Lake bed's south bank. The silo on Robert Wright's farm collapsed in the gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hinn
Curt Dilocker
Rat Lake
Robert Wright
Fort Dodge Population Jump Shown in Census Figures
Figures announced Thursday after the state census enumeration show Fort Dodge with a population of 21,548, up 2,201 since the 1920 federal census when it was 19,247, marking a 214 percent comparison. The report outlines the significant rise reflected in the latest counts.
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Fort Dodge
Crushed to Death in Tank Car Accident at Cherokee
At Cherokee on Friday Charles Gunzow of Alden was crushed beneath a moving railroad freight car. His fall broke the air line and set the brakes, stopping the train. Trainmen recovered the body. his brother Gus identified and claimed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Charles Gunzow
Alden
Mwinois Central
Gus
Veh
Tin Lizzie Smashes Window At Allen Furniture Store
A tin Lizzie driven by George Randolph jumped the curb on Lincoln Street in front of Allen Furniture, plowed through the walk toward the plate glass window. The iron casing and brick wall barred entry. one corner of the window shattered, estimated glass replacement around a hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randolph
Allen Furniture
Lincoln Street
Estherville Vindicator and Republican
Sells Dental Practice and Moves to Dayton
Dr. Ferguson of Laurens sells his dental practice and office equipment to Dr. J. S. Skein of Mt. Dodge and plans to move to Dayton to equip and open a new office. Also reported: several injuries in local incidents, a cornerstone ceremony for an Eastern Star home addition, and school tuition changes for non-residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ferguson
Laurens
F. H. Ferguson
J. S. Skein
Mt. Dodge
Dayton
Sun
Judge Deland Receives Pheasants for Lincoln Farm
Judge James DeLand received a dozen golden ring necked pheasants from the state game farm and released them on his Lincoln township farm near William Marks. The judge expects to hatch eggs as well, noting the birds are beauties.
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Phil Bough
Ed Clare
Silver Lake
Dennis Martin
Lee Berger
Duebuque
Columbia , College
Wm. Johannsen
Johannsen
Henry Agnew
Ray Agnew
Jarold Agnew
Hed Ty Agnew
Margaret ‘Higgins
Tows City
State University of Iowa
Francis
Julnaon
Albert City
Mtev
Knotts
Christian Church
Oscar Whitman
Ike Finnell
Nan
Democrat
Attorney Linnan
Hinnell
Brother Dewell
Messrs
Finnell
Linnan
Gladys Lucille Whitman
Keebbs
Wnh
Lillian Tracy
Farm Union Club
John Wethe
Towa
Coats
Ochlutsmeyer- Jahn Cotsburg
Iowa
Eldon Ayre
Maurice Locke
Humboldt Republican
Ralph Beers
Poeshontas
G. P. Peteryou
Rolfe Arrow
H. S Taltton
Speer
Spencer High School
Herald
Young People’s League of the
Evangelical Free Churches
Upper Flat
Britt Ao
Young People
Wesley
Britt Tribune
Fred Schultz
May’ City
Melvin
Hartley Sentinel
R. J. Keen
Hazel Fellows
C. D. Fellows
Philadelphia
United Gas Improvement Company of
Town Light, Heat & Power Company
Sioux City
Himboldt
Storm Lae
Iowa Light, Heat & Power Co
Waterlon
Jones Music House
Spencer, Ia