Local News Briefs From Algona Area Communities
A roundup of local happenings includes births, visitors, and outings across Algona and nearby towns. Notable items mention a baby born February 3 to Ernest and wife, several families visiting Britt and Des Moines, and updates on curfew for under 18. Also noted are a surprise birthday shower, a fiftieth anniversary, and community club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustler
Fairfeld
Los Angeles
Calif
Algona
Christenson
Margaret
Ruth Christenson
Cedar Falle
Fort Dodge
Renwick Markets Quotations for Wednesday Feb 7
Local dealaya reports market quotes for February 7 including corn oats hogs springers and hens leg horn old cocks and butterfat prices with noted corrections possible. Details show No 8.5 corn oats hogs and butterfat around 3.70 per unit.
Market Day Sale at Webrhelm Pavilion Webster City IA
Market day sale at Webrhelm Pavilion Webster City Iowa runs every Saturday with a strong market for all livestock. A trial will convince buyers as horse sales occur Thursdays. Numerous buyers for horses cattle mares and mules, says manager Wehrheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webrhelm
Webster City
Iowa
Wehrheim
Box Social and Program at Abroothaven near Corwith
A box social and program will be held at the about boothaven six miles south of Corwith on Thursday evening February 15. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboothaven
Corwith
Renwick
Hihway No. 60
Kanawha
LaVerne
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Jolly Birthday Club Dines with McPeaks and Bridge Winners
Humble t visitations note families, Lorraine Packard returns from Waterloo, and local clubs host social events. Mr and Mrs 0 Maurer entertain L B P bridge, prize high scores go to L W Miller and H D Black. Pedigreed stock and county social mentions appear in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Bunch
Phil Stoddard
St. Louis
George Stoddard
Iowa City
G. A. Stoddard
SOS Bridge Club
5. C. Maurer
Fred Resmussen
Deon Nellis
Harold Goettach
L. B.P. Bridge Club
Maurer
Bred Rasmusean
L. W. Miller
H. D. Black
Sheriff Candidates Announce Candidacies in Humboldt County
Several candidates announce bids for the Republican nomination for Humboldt County Sheriff. Guy Smith and Walter Christensen declare their candidacies, pledging faithful service and strong law enforcement once nominating and elected, contingent on Republican primary results.
Republican nomination bid for Humboldt Clerk post
Matts Wallukait announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Humboldt County as a Republican, subject to the will of the Republican veteran at the June 1934 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumboldt
Priniyles
Guy 3. Smith
Humbaldt
Dame
Walter 1. Christensen
Muricaldt County
Iowa
Republicats
Prinurica, Ml
Sexe
Humboldt County
Laws
Vetera
Matts Wallukait
Nopge
Charles Bolteldl Devennest
Chila Pogge
Slm. Nielsen
M.A. Wallukait
Clk
Larson Parents Welcome Son Born January 24
Mr and Mrs G Larson of Hardy announce the birth of a son on Wednesday January 24. The brief notice confirms a new arrival in the Larson home and records the parental names and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Westy
Clarance
California
Will Collins
Margie Collins
Rembrant
David Crawford
Hstherville
Hetty Patton
Goldfield
Alvin Stookesbury
Klemme
Lee Nerder
Nerder
Fragmentary notice about births and visits in midweek
The fragment notes William Urny, Tori, and Sond Cann with an event slated Friday February 9. It mentions Moy and Moas Horny and Sebnoteny and the parents of a daughter born Wednesday. It also references Bl. Mies Ingred Fenster visiting the Corwith sebenola on a Sunday at Packard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Urny
Tori & Sond Cann
Moy
Moas
Wrdieadny
Dan
Mies Ingred Fenster
Penrelpol
Corwith
Lights of New York by LL Stevenson and the Duke tale
An OCR riddled feature describes a tall blond Duke and a woman named Miss Duke from Baltimore to New York in a tale weaving society, prohibition, and Broadway references. It mentions Walter Watersay Lunn, Mrs Nimiline Lott Wute, and a court party in Ainen, IL, along with fortunes, stage gags, and a 21st birthday celebration with seven Great Danes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Cuther
Duke
Hes
Anil
Accond
Hopny
Inere cii
Muther
Walter Watersay
Laust
Ebshih
Rotmerville
Ainen
Novi Cavelina
Ay W'Anthes
Lronce
Tina
Nord
German Public Notices Mix of Hotel Costs and Street Riots
A German journal compiles a series of decisions about hotel guest costs and obligations. It notes who bears charges, and details how street unrest affects liability and routes in urban contexts. The text emphasizes non tongue tied rules and public responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Horlin—Ik
Mieili
Kiw Journal
Tauitar
Porilie Able
Meteors and their fiery passage through the atmosphere
The article details meteors as rocky or iron bodies entering Earth’s atmosphere at immense speed. It explains travel from space, visible light, and brief glowing trails. It notes typical paths around dawn or late night, classification into stone, siliceous, and iron types, and rare “meteoroids” that reach the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanna
Ant Fossil Sheds Light On Ancient Beetle News
A fossilized ancient ant found in Australia by researchers at the National Museum reveals ants existed hundreds of millions of years ago. The amber-encased specimen shows a long extinct form called Leing fonsus with a distinct elongated abdomen and preserved features. Scientists note amber preserves ants precisely, allowing age dating and study of their ancient structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
St. Laie Cole
Anse Kallay National Museum
Galt
Wens
Macon
Chameleons Colary Wy Color Perception Study
Report discusses how chameleons change appearance with background color and lighting, noting color shifts from green to brown and the observer’s expectations. Researchers explore whether viewing conditions alter perceived coloration and camouflage effectiveness in controlled experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colary
Dirk
Indians and Traders Exchange in Early North Woods Trade
Fragments describe early contact between Indigenous peoples and White traders in Amery. They note barter of cloth sugar beads and tools for skins food hides and other goods. The passage hints at exchanges shaping intertribal relations and resource flows during initial encounters.
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Amery
Napoleon's Lucky Star and Sheryone's Insight on Napoleon
The fragment discusses Napoleon's supposed luck and a critic named Sheryone who reflects on Napoleon's wit and strategic genius. It suggests a belief in his steadfast faith and the idea that his lucky shoe did not fail, framing his victories as buoyed by intellect and luck alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheryone
Napoleon
Ma Enormloa
Napoleon Ghan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred
Woolstocktas
Ernest Jones
Mr. Klnasie
Mra
A. R. Martin
M. B. Richardson
S.t. Paulson
Britt
Gus Larson
Carl Larson
Glen Southwick
Helen Thompson
Fred Southwick
A.B. Richardson
Des Moines
Everett Graber
Jugend
George Martin
Eagle Grove
Mildred
Martin
Jill Verne
M. K. Sperry
Sperry
Lause
Offici
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Bradgate
Humboldt
J. L. Eversoll
Huumboldt
Carolyn Madsen
Renwick Markets
Flembuig
Stone
Mrs. Ray
Feltia
Gene Potter
Lorraine Packard
Waterloo
Jolly Birthday Club
Walter McPeak
W. H. Long
Renwick, Towa
DR. M
Rockwood
Towa
L. R. Turner
A. H. Stafford
Renwick, Lowa
Nuites
Sta R OF
How
Be & Ge
Magaz
Ines
Dodge Iron & Metal Co
Fort. Dodge
International
John Deere
Galloway
International Broadcast
Moline
Emerson
McCormick
Fordson
Concord
Deering
Tordson
I. G. Sime
H. Brammond
Dr. Christensen
Lights of
New York
Ll, Stevenson
David Freedman
Prohibition Freedman
Broadway
Bohan
Ciiterin
Madle Crator
AL Jolson
Fonny Urled
Mendel
Goines
William Pexsavant Sarver
Apa
Uewand
Maltimore
Tye Beach Ibn Heniaches
Rye
Tyne
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