Local News Items From Mmmetsburg and Craetlinger
Mayor Fred Spies attended a banquet in Mmmetsburg Monday. Li Hoobler of Mmmetsburg, known in Craetlinger, injured a finger unloading a cow at home earlier this week. Alma Lande in Los Angeles writes of hiring the Times to be sent to her address. Alma returned to California in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spies
Mmmetsbure
N.S. Bartleman
Himrmetabuyte
Li Hoobler
Mmmetsburg
Craetlinger
Cou
Alma Lande
Hoover SL
Los Angeles
Times
Specials Offer Broad Bee Mash At Estherville Prices
Specials advertise a broad discount on Bee mash with a cull line of Golden Sun feeds offered at Estherville prices. The ad lists 100 lb sacks and various feeds and fertilizers, mentioning an all steel wagon as a Christmas gift option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Sun
Estherville
All Steel Sonster
Bert Anderson Cash Buyer of Poultry, Cream and Eggs
Bert Anderson is noted as a cash buyer dealing in poultry cream and eggs according to the provided historical newspaper snippet. The item highlights his role in purchasing these commodities for market or trade purposes within the era's trade context.
Local notes and weather amid scattered reports
Amets burg caller Rev Father Kelly and Motherville callers Mrs C A Densen and Mrs Jd J Sullivan noted. Redweard Walter death on Western mail train. Spectators paid 40000 by witnesses at football game. Republican National Convention to begin in Cage Lane within a year. During last year 600000 gallons of alcohol confiscated by U S offenses. Much corn remains to be picked as ideal weather aids work. Howard Buchanan left for California last week via Des Moines and Phoenix toward Los Angeles. Rev Lea Mellway of Ruthven injured when a machine collided with a Spencer truck west of Timmersburg. Aunty Aali s fort referenced. battery for Lehetstmasaha planned. Denison Cambte Store exchange notes and North-struck misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kelly
Ametsburg
C. A. Densen
Jd. J. Sullivan
Motherville
Redweard Walter
Western Mail
U. S
Howard Buchanan
California
Des Moines
Phoenix
Los Angelas
Lea Mellway
Ruthven
Timmersburg
Aali
Hurg
Denison
aNorth
Sunshine coal at $6.00 per ton in local ads
The notice mentions Genuine Sunshine coal at $6 per ton by Royal Lumber Co and repeated ads for coal prices and a sale. It includes references to J M Robinson visiting a business, events at Ames and Emmetsburg, fire in Ruthven, a train accident near Mandan North Dakota, and various social visits. Several small items about local people, auctions, a new baby, a court sentence, and a rain event in Graettinger are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Coal
Royal Lumber Co
J. M. Robinson
Sante Glaus
Hsthorsilevikt Ignit
Evelyn Swift
Dallas Center
Royil Lumber Co
Loretta Swift
Ver Ja Grodland
Ames
Palo Alto County
Rev. M. McNerney
Emmetsbure
Mather Kelly
Ruthven
Roy Wanna
Osher
James Howe
Estherville
Mandan
North Dakota
Charley Jackson
Wallingford
Doe Amdahl
Otto Spies
Car Spies
GC. J. Anderson
Royal Thumber Co
Coronado
Philco
Jordan
Amdahl Meat Market Shifts to Cash Basis
Beginning January 1st the Amdahl Meat Market will operate strictly on a cash basis. The change follows an inability to extend further credit. Wholesale bills and heating expenses must be paid promptly as patronage continues to be appreciated. J G Amdahl, proprietor.
Bills Passed by Town Council December 7 1931
Town council approves numerous payments including street work by Martin Aylward at 23.25, Parrott & Sons supplies 3.74, Royal Lumber Co. 27.10, Ed McGuire tank work 246.87, and November street and power costs from Iowa utilities. Also notes wage items, meals for transients, and cross-town expenditures. A longstanding editorial on farmer and small-town businessman relations follows, urging unity and shared interests to sustain rural life and national civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Aylward
Matt Parrott & Sons
Stownelert
Grrettinger
Royal Lumber Co
Jacob Brekke
Henry Westergard
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Iawaublic Service Co
Jawa Public Service Co
S. L. Olson
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Iowa Municipal Supply Co
Ed McGuire
Wilbur Price
Mary Ann and Lonsdale in Love and Music in London
Mary Ann a penniless orphan works as a servant in Mrs Leadbetter's London boarding house. Lodger John Lonsdale, a gifted composer, cannot pay for a piano he ordered. Mary Ann helps, they grow close, and he accepts 200 pounds to popularize a song, taking her to a Devon cottage. She offers him money and her hand, he declines, writes an opera about them, and years later they meet again at its premiere with Mary Ann greeting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Janet Gaynor
Lonsdale
Devonshire
America
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Bert Anderson
Tvo
Ray
Graettinger
Iowa
Thompson’s
Meat Department
Bologne Small Weiners
Chile
Hompsen's Grocery
Amdahl Meat Market
J.G. Amdahl, Prop
Wallace Parmer
A. Aiko Dee
Towa
Chicago
New York City
C. F. Walden
Kelloggs Corn
Cranberries
Citron
Santa
Osher Dept
Hawkeye Theatre
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