Mission to Open at Assumption Church in October
A two Dominican priest mission will open at Assumption church on Sunday October 4 and run for one week. Daily early masses and evening sermons will be offered with the Dominicans noted for strong preaching. All are welcome to attend the services.
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Thos. Miller of
Spencer
Chicago
Hats Wries of
del Morrison
Mr. Fries
Morrison
Grouchand
Robt
Eisenbast
Dan O'Brien
Streator
Illinois
J. L. Sutton
Algona
Clear Lake
Juhl
Suttons
Towa
Thomas Hamilton
Owatonna
Minnesota
James Burns
James Cullen
Assumption Church
Algona and Area Court Sessions and Community Notes
Judge Coyle and Judge Davidson preside in Al gona and Storm Lake this week while numerous residents visit fairs, attend colleges, or travel for study and work. The article lists dozens of individuals and small events from Algona, Emmetsburg, Estherville, Mason City, with mentions of Iowa City, Boulder, and Omaha. It notes farm declines, a planned glee club, and a September 28 estate auction in Emmet county.
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Judge Coyle
Algona
Davidson
Storm Lake
Ozane
West Bend
Walter Hilton
Mason City
United States
Margaret Higgins
Iowa City
Helen Pratt
Selz, N. DD
Roy Neseon
West
Beni
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Charles Peters
Estherville
Florida
Wd McEvoy
Harold Powers
James Duhigg
Omaha
Nebraska
Creighton University
Muerer
Whittemore
Darg
Emmetsburg
Russ
Democrat
Elsie Gibson
Scotland
Marie Sorum
Ho. Silge
Palo Alto
James Jones
Hd Ryan
Kane
T. B. Collins
Springfield
Missouri
Dan Burns
Dell Rapids
South Dakota
Inews Herald Man Tours Europe
L. G. Moeller of the Spencer News Herald recently returned from a one week tour through central Europe. He visited six or seven countries and reports on political and economic conditions in Italy France Germany England. He notes high taxes and unrest in England and says Americans abroad are spending about five million dollars daily helping Europeans with debts while corn is scarce outside Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Moeller
The
Spencer News- Herald
Europe
Italy
France
Germany
England
Moeller
Old World
Farm data shows high herd production in Colesburg test
U L Funk of Clayton County led last year in the Colesburg cow test association with the highest average herd production. He reported an average profit of 101.53 dollars per head after feed costs. The herd averaged 31.9 pounds of fat per cow.
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U. L. Funk
Clayton County
Colesburg
Wolfe Retires Cashier Role for Newspaper Work Topic
Tro Wolfe continues in journalism after quitting as cashier at Titanica Savings Bank. He will devote himself to publishing The Topic, a sharp, lively newspaper. Known as a skilled news gatherer and writer, he prefers media over money.
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Tro. Wolfe
Lee
Wolfe
Titanica Savings Bank
Miss Florence Berden Opens Public Stenographic Office
Miss Florence Berden opens a stenographic office in the Wav erly hotel promising first class service. She has experience in several city business houses and spent the summer at Osage. She is described as a deserving lady and her success is wished.
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Florence Berden
Waverly Hotel
Osage
Senator Brookhart visits town and heads to Luverne
Senator Brookhart passed through Bammetsburg on Wednesday morning en route to Luverne Minnesota where he gave an afternoon address. The day included remarks about his prior visit and noted the journey ahead. Also mentioned were a traveling attraction from Spencer to Dallas Texas and a local highway travel report on the A Y P trail noting increased usage and good road markers.
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Brookhart
Bammetsburg
Luverne
Minnesota
Last of the week grain deal sparks price talk
John Burns delivered two loads of corn at five cents a bushel but chose to dispose of the old stock and feed the new, citing price differences. He weighed the cost of keeping old grain versus feeding the newer, seeking the best economical choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Spencer
John Burns
Clay County Supervisors Clash Over Longstanding Rift
Clay county supervisors stage a heated session amid ongoing battles among members. The dispute centers on Supervisor Sherf of Sponcer facing off against the rest of the board, with tensions flaring during discussions.
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Clay
Clay County
Sherf
Warmest Late September Day Since 1911 Signals Fire Prep
Wain Day for Late September Thursday marked the warmest late September day since 1911. The mercury rose to 99 degrees while winds were mild. The warm spell aided corn maturation. The notice urges building inspections to guard against fire during Fire Prevention Week starting October 4. A stitch in time saves nine.
Father of 17 Dies at 74 in Alton Home
Dauwe De Boer aged 74 father of seventeen children died at his Alton home with all his children at his bedside and the family nearby. He passed away Thursday after living a long life among relatives and friends.
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Dauwe de Boer
Alton
Short Course for Firemen At Ames October 13 16
A concise training session for firefighters will take place in Ames from October 13 to 16. The program aims to boost skills and safety for firemen across the state. Also announced: Thompson and Sweet to construct a one story brick building in Estherville measuring 23 by 4 feet.
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Ames
Estherville
Thompson & Sweet
Spencer Fair Anticipated Week of Activities Down Iowa
The Spencer fair opens next Tuesday and runs through the week with large livestock and farm product exhibits. Barse racing each afternoon and free acts are planned along with auto races on Saturday. Last year the fair drew 81,000 attendees and this year is expected to be equally successful.
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Spencer
Reckless Auto Drivers Cited In Crossings Wrecks
Chicago reports last month show 14 auto train crossing crashes with 3 autos colliding with stationary trains. Only 16 autos were struck by trains, suggesting widespread driver recklessness. Reasons include risking a beat, high speed, faulty brakes, and liquor influence. An arresting flagman is noted to curb fatal crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democrat
Milwaukee
Eight-year-old killed by passing truck near ea High
Eight-year-old Lyle Porter died at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge after being struck by a passing truck Saturday afternoon near ea High. The driver did not see him and he was thrown under the wheels. Algona Fair receipts totaled 10,837.26, up 2,208.46 from last year, with the largest attendance day reaching 5,060.
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Lyle Porter
Ea High
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Algona Fair
Kossuth County
Mary Ann home to be built in Sioux City nursery
Charitable Mrs Toy funds a new $60,000 nursery building in Sioux City to be known as the Mary Ann home. Financing comes from Mrs James Toy, wife of a local banker, with construction to begin immediately.
Titonka Man Tops Clay Bird Shoot in Dayton
J. F. Fisher of Titonka led the field at the Dayton clay bird shoot with high score, while Sam Crothers of Pennsylvania finished second.
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Titonka
J. F. Fisher
Titenka
Dayton
Ohio
Sam Crothers
Pennsylvania
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