Local Clippings From Os good Area Social Notes
Miss Irma Sykea visits Kimmnetsburg. Mrs. John Jensen of Estherville plans a trip. Andrew Meng and family attend a gathering. Mrs. R. L. Melick tours Hockwell City with relatives. Mrs. Meng returns from hospital after appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dybevik visit Webb. Alto Moffit joins. Irma Sykes back in Os good. Mrs. Jensen home at Estherville. Mrs. Don Roberts visits R. L. Melick. Mr. and Mrs. Ald Ellingson at H. F. Sandvik. Ald Ellingson hosts Lost Island Ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Nyborg visit Superior. Manly Hampson calls on Gruatchinger. Mrs. Pete Jensen visits Sheffield. H. H. Sundvik and daughter Veneta with Gruettinger. Fricks travel to Estherville.
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Irma Sykea
Kimmnetsburg
John Jensen
Estherville
Vother
Andrew Meng
RK. L. Melick
Hockwell City
B. Dybevik
Alto Moffit
Webb
Irma Sykes
Osgood
Don Roberts
R. L. Melick
Jake Nyborg
Superior
Ted Thorson
Manly Hampson
Pete Jensen
Sheffield
H. H. Sundvik
Veneta
Jake Frick
Trappers Warned on License and Law Compliance
Warnen vila Lang issues notice to trappers to secure valid licenses or face a $25 penalty for noncompliance. Local commentary and legal notices discuss enforcement and the need to follow state game regulations amid broader reporting on Ku Klux activities and regional business distress. The paper also notes court actions, automotive mishaps, and Sears Roebuck campaign tactics observed in Rolfe and Mason County sections.
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Warnen Vila Lang
John Fewous
Gdine Law
Reduced Indebtedness Signals Republican Prosperity
The Hatherville Vindicator and Republican notes that Habherville Bank has cut indebtedness by eighty thousand dollars this year, a feat not expected so quickly. It calls this an infallible sign of returning Republican prosperity and chides fall voters who supported non-Republican tickets.
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Habherville
Hatherville Vindicator & Republican
Pectors In Bankruptcy Hearing Fined In Perjury Case
Ralph and Raymond Smith of the defunct Smith Produce Co of Swea Tay pleaded guilty to perjury charges in a Fort Dodge federal court last week. Each was fined $100 and costs for perjury in bankruptcy proceedings about a year prior before Referee S W Crowell of Algona. Attorney J J Williams of Mason City represented them.
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Ralph and
Raymond Smith
Smith Produce Co
Swea Tay
Federal District Court
Fort Douge
S. W. Crowell
Algona
J. J. Williams
Mason City
Walnut Church Notes and Local Gatherings
Church notes list Danish language services at South Walnut 10 30 a m and English services at the game church 8 p m on Sunday. Confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 30 a m at the parsonage and a Saturday 2 p m meeting west of Graet- Ginger to organize a new class. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday December 20 at Mrs A P Andersen. Methodist notes cover Sunday School 10 a m, morning worship, Epworth and Junior Leagues, and Bible study with the FLEMINGs Thursday 8 p m. final Hebrews chapter study and social night. Rev H P K Hansen and Rev God Mekkelson are listed as pastors.
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Walnut Church
Ie Parsonage
Neils
Sorensén
Graet- Ginger
South Walnut Church
Game Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. P. Andersen
Hi. P
Methodist Church
Germon
Epworth
Jess. Fleming
God
Mekkelson
Ev Lutheran Zion Church Notice for Graettinger and Loat Island
The Ev Lutheran Zion Church announces Sunday services next morning at 10 30 in Graettinger and 3 in the afternoon at Loat Island, both in Norwegian with communion if needed. Young Peoples league at 7 80 in the evening. Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 every Sunday morning in Graettinger Rev Sande, Rastor. Dec 17 service at 2 16 in English methodist see
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Tuthersa
Graettinger
Loat Island
Deaires
Young Peoples League
Grayttinger
Sande
Rastor
Lutheran Zion
Clarion News Publisher Wins Libel Suit
Howard C. King editor and publisher of the Clarion News prevailed in a libel suit brought by William B. Fey over articles about Fey’s opposition to state aid to Lyons county fair. Fey claimed gambling on fair grounds. King defended releasing statements in good faith and offering correction. The higher court upheld King’s position.
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Clarion
Howard C. King
Clarion News
Lyon County
William B. Fey
State Board of Agriculture
Lyons County Fair Association
Fey
King
Ming
Humbolat
Missing caps mystery linked to local dance incident
A Graettinger Woodman hall dance saw Ruthven youths present with a young man later suspected of theft. Thirteen caps vanished, no charges filed, then Kenneth Starkey found without coat and cap after a High School game. With Thomas Conway, Starkey reported to the night officer. the overcoat and cap were recovered in a car rear compartment. Officer Schurmann logged the car number.
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Woodman Hall
Graettinger
Ruthven
Kenneth ‘Starkey
Thomas Conway
Ruth‘yen
Mr. Starkey
Officer 'Schurmann
Feed Brood Sows for Optimal Farrowing Conditions
Agricultural guidance from animal husbandry experts at Town State College advises keeping daily weight gain to about a pound for brood sows to ensure readiness for farrowing. Recommends limited grain, ample roughage, and avoidance of moldy seeds and certain leguminous hays to prevent abortion risks.
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Town State College
Graettinger Notes Girls Win Ruthven, Boys Lose To Armstrong
Graettinger girls defeated Ruthven 39 to 22 as the ball seemed to jump into the basket during a high scoring girls game. Graettinger boys lost 15 to 6 to Armstrong amid many near misses and questions of sportsmanship. Ruthven girls supported Graettinger boys, and the piece urges better school ventilation as winter nears with about ninety pupils in the assembly area.
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John Reidy
Graettinger
Jas
Ruthven
Armstrong
Ruthven Girls
Gruettinger
Parent Teacher Association
State corn show offers 2000 cash and silver trophy
Palo Alto county farmers may win a $2000 cash prize and a large silver trophy awarded annually by First National Bank Emmetsburg for the best 10 ears of corn from Palo Alto at the state show in Ames during January 29 to February 8. The West National Bank trophy honors a single year and passes to new winners, engraving names of past champs G V Giffin James Hamilton G Blaine Lure. prior champions barred from further cups.
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Paulo Alto County
First National Bank
Emmetsburg
Lowe
Ames
West ‘National Bank
Engra
G. V. Giffin
Jas. Hamilton
G. Blaine Lure
Palo Alto County
State Corn Show Opens January At Ames Armory
The Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association announces the 20th annual State Corn Show in January at the new Armory in Ames. The event features 16,000 ears of corn, 70 leading corn varieties, and exhibits from each college department alongside premium lists and cash prizes. Letters for entries and show details are available from Secretary Joe L. Robinson in Ames.
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Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
New Armory
Iowa
Joe L. Robinson
Ames
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