Local social notes and upcoming events in Goldfield area
Local residents report business visits and shopping stops including oF Q Davis in Guldfeldre Wil James and Edna Ruby in Ft Dodge Foley and family in Huanboldt Rev Share delivered a Humboldt meeting and Hardy attendance grows at Wood Hamilton meetings in Gold Field Myrtle Robinson of Cold mentions and area residents visiting relatives and attending theater at the Opera House The derailment caused a six hour passenger delay last Sunday evening.
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Foley
Huanboldt
Share
Humboldt
Heggen
Fort’ Bodge
Claude, Stober
Goldfield
Jobe Anderson
Far
Mrs. Shas
Notestine
Hrélabves
Floyd Notestine
John Nobestine
Percy Saxton
Eagle Grove
Attended to Drisket and community notes from Estherville
Biased, garbled local items mention Mae teaches, Marvin and Wyatt Smith visiting their father Joe Smith, Mrs. 5 C Burkard of Esther, Reed Tuning of Bryant, Dakota arrival, Morse railroad watch inspector in Estherville, indoor center events, young people performances, Yeoran Tnessl reorganization, new candidates for membership, stove pipe incident, Mrs. Mans Brovold wrist injury, Dr Bowes treated wound, births in Pueblo trip, various local names and scattered occurrences in town life.
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Field
Drisket
Snéi
Mae
Marvin
Wyatt Smith
Fugie Grove
Joe Smith
C. Burkard
Esther Ehlle Nisl Ales
Bryant
Dakota
Fue
A. Junking
PG. Githerhof
Obanda
Yeoran
Mans Brovold
Maddenings Te Oud Nemgnaorin Vielags HaVe
Lizzie Mason visited from Guldheld for an over Seuilay trip with relatives Wes Beardsley of Algona attended an over Sunday visit at the Hermione. Evelyn Poitzke and Reta Spooner joined Hazel Peitzke at Galbraith. Lasina Blanshaw returned Monday after weeks away with Wim Thompson.
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Lizzie Mason
Guldheld
Wes. BE. Beardsley
Algona
D. Hermione
Evelyn Poitzke
Reta Spooner
Hazel Peitzke
Galbraith
Lasina Blanshaw
Rit
Goldfield Chronicle Items Review Local News
Goldfield Chronicle items report a variety of community notes. Names such as Angzel Blawett Agnes Hovey Drake University Grinnell Cedar Rapids and Storm Lake appear with visits quarantines hospital updates and teaching appointments. A large delegation from Renwick attended a Tal ernacle Sunday meeting. The Andraw McCutcheon bord north Goldfield faces scarlet fever quarantine while Marie Madison nears hospital discharge after appendicitis.
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Angzel Blawett
Agnes Hovey
Drake University
Dex Moin’ Deveres
Margaret Kali
Grinnell
Homa
Coois
Htyeb
Drnoul
Ate
Henry Pinkining
Bounty Seat
Myre
Adam Cross
Barn
Tom Swinly Center
Clindas Martin
Dhoehierlis
Goldfield
Jorwall
Andraw McCutcheon
North Goldfield
Marie Madison
Morey Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Moseley
Fred Farey
Mankato
High School Ginners Vote on Per Capita Spending
Voters from numerous high schools have declined to approve spending beyond two dollars per student. The action reflects cautious budgeting amid administrative discussions on funding needs.
Auctioneer Sabernetion and Uraduate Misgouri Auctioneer
Fragmented notice reports auctioneer topics and financial concerns amid agricultural news. It references Harmbolls and Bedination dressed, a 30,000 figure for western farmers, and legislative actions causing panic among agrarian interests.
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Edna Ruby
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Grove
GE. Lockwood
Pearl
Charles
Geo. Yenman Wand
Ranwick
WFL
Yeouun
Opera House
Wood-Hamilton
Ed Poley
Mlb. Clancy
Levis Kieveland
S. A. Olden
IC. Clancy
Myrtle Robinson
Evan Pelied
Ralph. E. Morris
the Times For
Ro & Pry
Frita
Stumg
Ager
Estherville
Bla Dapot
Siylie
Dhs
Robert Savyia
Sioux
Cole Af Cuiwell
Martin Marly
Migs Halewell
Pueblo
Colb
Ivy Gad Baw
Tns
Pighesville
Mink
Paresh
Wien
Dow
Moore
Gio
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Chronicle
Rome
Fred
John Peppers
Otum
de. Peters
Peppers
Katesas
Vis Wing
Miss Havel Talsborough
Wig Bon Vy
Farot
Migs Mary Montgomery
Scinnva
Storm Lake
J. Notestine & Sons
Marrs
Sabernetion
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Makher
Abe
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