Alate Hunk al Ronwtek Case Reported in Court Records
A fragmentary court filing from Blumboldt county outlines proceedings in a bank case involving the State Bank of Rowwlek. Records indicate the report is on file, with details accessible to the public through the justice sign.
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Haneboldt
Blumboldt Cowty
State Bank
Rowwlek
Receivership Accounts for Iowa Bank Outline
The 1920 court order placed A Andrew as receiver at Uniiting bank with C Plummer and later Chas Kelley as examiner in charge. Lovrien Wie was added Aug 3 1926 to assist liquidation. Nine reports through Sept 30 1928 show overdrafts dwindling from 616.76 to 4.66 and assets converting, with cash on hand 13.43 and loans listed at 241 80.30. Total expenses 9,196.26. attorneys fees 2,187.19. advance to conserve assets 19,095 565. stock assessments 16,448.62 collected. dividends paid 25 percent Aug 1927 and 20 percent Feb 1928. Republican
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Wick
Lowa
A. Andrew
Andrew
2. C. Plummer
al. Andrew
Roawick
Agle
Grove
Chas. Kelley
Remyiek
Lovrien Wie
Labking
Ula
Miedtventory
Ihes
Dea
First Report
Jig Iowse
People's State Bank
Hani- Dolit
Des Moines Nutrient Bank
Des Moines
M E Church Notes Sunday School Plea for Attendance
The Sunday school in the province of real interest to large numbers. Singing and special talks accompany a study of the Bible. The Sunday morning service features a speaker on Pacing Human Need. It marks an annual White Cross service with expectations of large attendance.
Saint Pauls Lutheran Church and Thanksgiving Notes
St Pauls Lutheran Church services announced with Sunday School at 10:00 and morning service at 2:00 in Englies Tinganige. Thanksgiving visits noted for several families including Packard, Moley, Saxton, Emily Carter and others. Local groups plan a December 10 banquet. community notices cover holiday visits and Christmas card stock at The Times office.
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St. Piuls Lutheran
Renwick School Notes Highlight Local Sports and Events
Renwick notes promote the Little Nine Tournament at Goldfield on March 22, with grades 5 and 6 led by Mary Speich organizing the Christmas bake and a tuberculosis fundraiser. Debuts include Boy Scout drive led by Bob McGowan and a Dec start, with reconvening June 7. Upcoming games include a Friday clash with Goldfield, and a D. City matchups. The Like Nine banquet in Bode featured Supt. Pareons and staff, while Renwick basketball teams defeated Corwith 26 to 12 and 77 to 21 respectively, with rough play and a postgame lunch.
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Hell At
Goldfield
Chefalas
Mary Speich
Staimp
Scala
Bob McGowan
Renwick
Apt. Niasen
Bergman
Rolston
Corwith
Norwith
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Algona Scene
Marion Krutsinger of Algona visits Robt. Smith home while George Stoddard relocates his produce station to the former Hansen grocery building, a known productive site. T Smallwood sells drag line to Will White. they will run it with Ralph, as the Smalls move to Oskaloosa and Ralph remains with the Whites. Smallwood has been in poor health, prompting changes.
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George Stoddard
Hansen Grocery
Smallwood
Will White
Ralph
Oskaloosa
Ralph White
Chauncey Tales Delight Guests in Smoky Lounge
The report narrates Mr Des pew and Chauncey entertaining a circle of friends with stories amid grime and smoke while Winnie and Tadifter eer linger. A spectator asks for more anecdotes, praising cheerfulness as the room weighs on a humorous debate about culture and turkey styling.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Depew
Usténers
Tadiftereer
Mr. Tepew
Despew
Dave Chie
Turkey
Kaneils City Star
Partnership dispute over a cat leads to comic clash
In a quirky tale from Fourt h Cont vanton, Charles and Joan split ownership of a kitten after their mother persuades a solution. Charles keeps the head and fore feet while Int owns the hind feet, each accusing the other of acts that space their claims and ending with a humorous misunderstanding as the cat meows.
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Charles
Joan
Cont Vanton
Whose Fault Is It Jane’s Naughty Prank Cited
A fragment describes Jane’s naughty act and her mother scolding. Afterward Jane prays asking Jesus to help her be good, hoping for mildness and correction without harsh punishment. The piece cites Indrasapal’s Nowa as the source of the narration.
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Jane
Jesus
Tiny
Jim
Indrasapal
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