Local Briefs Highlight Assignments and Visits Across Towns
A parade of residents from Ayrshire to Emmetsburg and Spencer reports business visits, family travels, and social events. Notables include J H W Daily of Port Dodge visiting Ayrshire relatives, Miss Genevieve Tly and Von ighes heading to Spencer, and Dr Joseph Kerwick busy in Lawler. A Des Moines hotel project advances, primary election day draws 7000 candidates, and Farm Bureau picnics draw crowds with Congressman Dickinson speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. Daily
Port Dodge
Ayrshire
J. HW
Kioblanch
Pythian
Spirit Livke
John Jones
A. H. Hilmer
Mallard
Pridiy
Mir
J. J. Greengo
American Legion
Spencer
von Ighes
Genevieve
Sheffield
Story County
Iskuid Township
Myr
P. G. Matin
Charlotte
Emmetsburg
Janes
Ankenny
I AL Waehtouch
H. Humphrey
Fenton
Farm Bureau
Minnesota
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
W. L. O'Brien
Booth Township
ATL
Maurice S. Sheehy
Mason City
St. Paul
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Kerwick
Lawler
Hugh McLaughlin
M. F. Keri
the Chronicle
Daily
Fort Dodge
Ayr
F. G. Kahley
Emmet County Farm Bureau
High Take
Congressman Dickinson
Earl McMahon
M. B. Kane
Bounetsburg
C.F. Wale
Thomas Hierson
Lost Island Township
Emmatsburg
Lester DeMouth
Algona
R. B. Baxter
Banmetsburg
Ha Cama
Inside Information in Want Ads in Business
Inside information is a costly valuable ingredient in deals as many businessmen rely on want ads for fore sight and shrewdness. The piece argues that daily use of want ad insights drives success.
Boviard Wins At Spencer In Mason City Lightweight Show
Mason City lightweight Jimmy Boviard defeated Phil Longe of Des Moines in a ten round draw in the main event of Spencer Ameri can Legion athletic night. The bout was a toe to toe exchange with both fighters enduring hard blows to the finish. Also, Henry Jones of Des Moines defeated Jack Frazier of Des Moines on points in a six round undercard, with Jones demonstrating the stronger form in the late rounds.
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Spencer
Jimmy D Boyiard
Mason City
Phil Longe
Des Moines
American Legion
Bovnard
Pisil
Lowe
Henry Jones
Jack Fra Vier
Farmer
Jones
Frazier
Premium paid by big packers for hogs with tuberculosis
Large packing houses Swift Cudahy Armour and Morris promise a 10 cent per hundred premium on every load of hogs entering Chicago that pass government tuberculosis inspection. Policy may spread to other centers as debate ends and the program starts immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift, Cudahy
Armour and
Morris
Chicago
Pacers
National Livestock Exchange
Couple From Sioux City wed daughter of Algona minister
Kirley Sanford Sutton and Kathy Patterson Bushell were married in Algona at high noon Thursday. The bride, eldest daughter of Rev. Dr. J. J. Bushnell, district superintendent of the Algona Methodist district, graduated from Morningside College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma
Kirley Sanford Sutton
Sioux City
Kathy Patterson Bushell
Algona
J. J. Bushnell
Algona Disstrict
Ie Methotish Sper
Trani Morningside College
Reeves Wins County Clerk Seat by Eight Votes
The county board of supervisors certified the primary ballot count showing J. J. Reeves of Hawarden defeating J. Harrison of Maudtice for county clerk of courts by eight votes. The unofficial tally had Harrison ahead by thirty eight. Some transmitted votes were miscounted. Reeves has long served as Hawarden city clerk. Harrison operates a drug store.
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Orange City
County Board of Supervisors
J. J. Reeves
Hawarden
J. (. Harrison
Muattrice
Harrison
Reeves
Tragic Carroll Rail Accident and Local Suicides
In Carroll Great Western section hand Peter Cabanas was killed when he dropped his hat on a box car rail and was struck by wheels. Mason City real estate figure F H Uotton shot himself at his Third Street home. Mrs Glenn M King, 18, who was accidentally shot by her husband, delivered a daughter and both mother and infant died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Friday Carrell
Peter Cabanas
Great Western Section
Mason City
F. H. Uotton
Third Street
Carroll Won
Glenn M. King
Carrolton
Carroll Hospital
Babs
Spencer
Ian
Charles M. Larson
Main Street
Larson
Dodge
Congress Passes Claim for Vivian Hood Injury Case
On motion of Representative Dowell a bill was approved granting Vivian Hood a $2300 claim. Hood, daughter of Fred Koal of Maines, was seriously injured in 1920 at a chemical warfare exhibit at the state fair grounds in Fort Dodge. Ninety graduates received diplomas, with J. E. T. Main of Grimmell College delivering the commencement address on "The Achievement of the Impossible."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dowell
Vivian Hood
Fred ©. Koal
Maines
Miss Hood
Fort Doder
Fort Dodge
J. E. T. Main
Grimmell College
Garner Nurses to Seattle National Convention
Garner Iowa reports that Miss Ferlemian and Miss Fane Wiley, two county nurses, will attend the National convention of rural nurses in Seattle from June 26 to July 1. They will join a special nurse train June 20 at 11 p.m. in St. Paul, departing for Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Seattle
Mae Ferleman
Hanuock
Ferlemian
Fane Wiley
Worth County
St. Paul
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Clara Schulz
Laurens
James I. Waugh
Casper
Wyoming
Standard QF Company
Iowa
Wort Doulge
Comune
Bian Fort Dodge
Boviard
Sioux City Journal
Sioux Gley
Milford
Geo. Traden of
Terril Shane
EL Tci
Algona Methodist
Leonard Rea Post
Legion
R. E. Greengo
Emmetsburg, Iowa
N.w.iowa News
Roobery
Clear Lake
Guaries Heese
Dick Roy Dicker
South
Firth Street
Tuly
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