Humboldt County Normal Institute Opens August Fourth
The Humboldt County Normal Institute starts August 4 and runs two weeks. Superintendent Messer failed to supply full details, but Renwick Times provides the program and speakers including Prof Hezlewood and Mrs Korinke. The note urges teachers to attend, praises salary gains, and emphasizes diligence over mere attendance. A local incident involving Willie Cavanaugh and a man named F Johnson is mentioned in passing. The piece also reports Gov Call, formerly of Algona, buying property in Sioux City and moving there, with a closing note on a Gust Jennings accident and partial thumb amputation.
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Ottosen News Notes from Rural Iowa Correspondent
The weekly Ottosen note sheet reports Olives Sheldon’s visit to Claven, plans and travels of residents from Weet Bend to West Bend and Livermore, a lightning strike on L. B. Pritchard’s house, plus local socials. Rutland items note barber shop move, a threshing outfit arrival, Hadley’s speech, and Dr Arent’s move to Humboldt.
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George Atcheson
Charley Miller
West Bend
M. Quinby
Latimer
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Fanny Parling
Livermore
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Ridgeway
Ada Anderson
Myrtle Stoner
Alies and
Gurtls Stone
Sheldon
Dorothy Goodyear
Marie Hows
Gertie Cooper
Strathern
Doris Shipley
Duella Hackett
Veda Buell
Agnes Clave
Hally Howe
Archie Hackett
Johnny
Henry Sorg
Local Notes From the Fourth at Primebar and Vicinity
Holleschay and Pavey at the Weat elevator. The best machine oil for sale at the drug store. Jansen’s daughter improving slowly. Peter Martens planning a trip to the old country. Rutland creamery taking in about 12000 pounds of milk daily. Freak Cook working for Sherman. Little Yeno DeGroote burned in the face by the worke but recovering. Hardware supplies at Dulewanowski’s. Shaffer spent the Fourth at home. Zook Berry had trouble finding the pig after the Fourth. Hing family from Primgbars for the Fourth. Baptist services regular now. Hall and Goodell shipped cattle Sunday. Jesse Phiegar resigned as road supervisor. A citizen claimed to have gun pail to foot July 4. uncle Willey helped to Doctor’s office. Harry Brows bitten by Dave Flimmelman’s dog. nose injury and large probosis.
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Zook Berry
Charles Hing
Primgbar
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Kay Goodell
Jesse Phiegar
John Willey
Harry Brows
Dave Flimmelman
Harry
Wanted man for fireman and general work at Electric Light plant
Short notice for a position seeking a man with some steam experience. Apply to A. J. Ashey.
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