Local News Items From Northwood and Nearby
Notes on residents visiting relatives in Northwood Humboldt and Paton include Nellie Barnes Aly gona visitor John Swampgartner and Martha Anderson. A baby girl born to Boyd Thompson and family. Clarence Black adds a daughter. Road conditions worsen with warm and cold spells leading to slips and ditches. local judy duty set for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Barnes
Northwood
John Swampgartner
Awrold Saxton
Humboldt
Martha Anderson
Paton
City Light Plant Assets and Liabilities Record
Manager Y James Palmer reports the City Light and Power Plant assets total 28886 80 with fixed capital 24401 09 materials and supplies 183 81 cash on hand 2606 8 and current assets 2886 8 Liability items include consumers deposits 75 00 accounts payable 16 69 warrants outstanding 2337 06 totaling 25855 81 present worth 28167 00 The note states the plant donates street lighting and pumping water services in exchange for tax funding and invites taxpayers to review the books.
Expert well drilling service in Garner Iowa ad
If your well is troubled consult an experienced well driller. Specializing in wells of any size from inches to six inches. We furnish materials with no advance payment required. All work and materials guaranteed with prompt attention. Write or phone F J Schuldt Garner Iowa.
Closing Out Sale by Mullin Brothers Near Hardy
Mullin Brothers will hold a closing out sale Tuesday February 22 starting at 1 o clock. They offer a shed of horses 12 head of cows and calves 11 head of broad saws and a full line of farm implements. Colwell Bros auctioneers Glen Larsen clerk. See sale bills for details.
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Mullin Brothers
Eouth
Hardy
Colwell Bros
Glen Larsen
Local notices and social notes from Renwick and surrounding area
Harness shop update and local visits as Will Brayton and relatives travel to Somers. Des Moines visitors Clyde Knight and Jim Mi e stop at Peter Helmke home. Renwick basketball to Rowan 10 6, Methodist church scene in Corwith and Algona music festival. Fortnightly Club meets at Mrs McGowan’s. insurance study led by Mrs Richardson. Funeral of Will Rhiner attended in Hardy with Valley Junction guests. W U meet Feb 18 with Frances Willard program. Newlyweds Seitz on ten day motor trip via St Ansgar and Algona. Henry Hefty potato gate attendance strong before weather cooled bids. Edward Snnders injured near Stenwick, taken to Fort Dodge hospital.
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Will Brayton
Clyde Knight
Jim‘mie
Des Moines
Peter Helmke
R.E. McGowan
M. B. Richardson
Bylie Rhiner
Anna Luchsinger
Valley Junction
Dewey Rhiner
Will Rhiner
Hardy
Lawrence Seitz
Monroe
Irs
Henry Geigel
Minnie Bernstein
St. Ansgar
Frank Geigel
Algona
Renwick School News and County Basketball Results
The Renwick boys claimed silver at the County Basketball tournament in Bode, beating Gbluyen and Uradgate before losing to Rivernioré in the final. They advance to Gold field for the Little Nine tournament this weekend. a Preliminary State Delianatory contest will be held in Renwick on Wednesday Web 21, with Hardy Kanawha Vernon and Renwick competing. The program features Oratorical Learn to Live Clem Black and various acts, plus a primary room news update from the first and second grades detailing Valentine boxes, George Washington activities, scrapbooks, and student birthdays and reading leaders.
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Bode
Gbluyen
Uradgate
Rivernioré
Goldfield
Renwick
Hardy
Kanawha
Vernon
All Ninety List Delivers Grade Busy Ames Students
The All Ninety list at AL Iowa Sue Callege in Ames records students with top marks across Lied courses for the term. Ninedore FL Bartley of Dunwick is listed for the fail term while one student has appeared on the list for four consecutive quarters or more than three college years. Mans Madson returned Saturday from Minneapolis after several weeks away. The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet with Abs C A Packard on Wednesday afternoon February 24.
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Iowa
Sue Callege
Ames
Ninedore FL Bartley
Dunwick
Calleye
Mans Madson
Minneapolis
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Abs. C. A Packard
Bloom of Rice Plant Varied by Localities
A damaged OCR of a horticulture report notes variation in rice plant blooms across localities. It mentions the United States Department of Agriculture, varieties tested, and observations on blooming timing and plant vigor, with notes on completion of trials and references to seed certification and breeding terms.
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Howard
Fielar
United Sinton
Agetwullace
Obaervet
Soconida
Courporite
Nur
Suptones
Wivati
Deat Evangiorates
Minners
Califoenia
Bbe
Mas
Ernie Peti
Tony Ps
Helin Notin
First American Flaw and Phage Wela System
A garbled OCR fragment describes a historical event involving a first attempt to provide mathematics at Carmbeldee with Mugs, Andonnie, and a US general. The text mentions the Ute people, Cranp of Kaha Horse, and references to a State or continental congress, suggesting a dated government or military context.
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Carmbeldee
Washtog
George Mat
Virima
AW Steves
Continent
Pyne
Liz
Hin Way Direcive from a Fragmented Message
A distorted dialogue presents a young speaker guiding someone named Vanty to choose a path home. The garbled text mentions Hinipus Widge region and reference to Kangas City Saar with advice to avoid certain routes and take the shortest route back. The fragmentary nature limits solid facts.
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Hinipus Widge
Young Vanty
Guy Johnson
Avhair Panati
Kangas
Saar
Canadian Timber 7 and the Homeretown Woodlands
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Canadian Timber 7 and a Homtaton area context. References mention olive phonite, land use for forestry, and tree growth. The text hints at agricultural prospects, protection measures, and a tuber related production with quarantine implications.
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Gamasta
Solow
WyaTteg In
London tourist tales echo in Pall Mall hints of the past
Fragmentary roving notes recall a London Pall Mall scene with American and English visitors, a local constable, and a mention of sport and literature. References include the Prenen genie Cup, Charter era thoughts, and figures like Switt, Guiliver, and Gibbon, painting a nostalgic travelogue ambience.
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London
Pall Mall
Ha Ashe
Piayed Hera
Hanns
Urozon
Switt Ar Guiliver'a
Troyes
Storne
Ad Gibbon
Water heating and safety notes in experimental setup
A chaotic note describes water heating tests with varied temperatures and durations. It mentions 140 degrees and 122 degrees in different samples, with references to a woman and unattenuated conditions, alongside vague procedural phrases and inconsistent terms.
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Ames Area
The Jolly Birthday club met Friday with Mrs. W. W. McPeak. Clair West of Ames visited over the weekend at the A. J. Chmer home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mocllacing of Gett visited Sunday at the Bertie Martin hawie. Osuar Hogetrum went to Webster City Alonday to help care for her sister who jadk with Gur Ht. A crude crank W found on the cond exit of Renwick and left at Qs Tities office wher the owner can wiin it. The Women's Missionary Soviety of the Evangelival ehneeh will ob serve Ye Day at Munyer, Sumbry Morning. The program will consist of special name and redbugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Black
Times Office
Renwick
Charles Schipul
Callesen
Topk
Lowa Parks
Alfred Peterson
Jeéke Blesie
Ed Erickson
Giarion
Peterson
Towa Ity
Humboldt County
Jolly Birthday Club
W. W. McPeak
Clair West of
Ames
Albert Mocllacing
Gett
Bertie Martin Hawie
Osuar Hogetrum
Webster City Alonday
Evangelival
Ehneeh
Munyer
Sumbry
Humboldt County Republican primary county office bids
A fragmented notice announces candidacies for Humboldt County offices including recorder, treasurer, county attorney, county clerk, auditor, sheriff, and other positions. Names such as Margaret Ki, Michel Hacrete Hmrlo, Hess, Herrick, and Sexe appear in brief solicitations for the June 1932 primaries, urging Republican voters to consider their bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormbaldlt County
Bows
County Ibecorder
Ind
Weir
Margaret Ki. Miello
County
Mercrnler
Humboldt County
Lea
Michel Hacrete Hmrlo
Candidacy Filed for Clerk of District Court
Por Clerk of Cours Twislete announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican primary voters will in June 1932 AL Wallukait named as a supporter or party figure in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cours Twislete
Valera
Primari
AL Wallukait
County Treasurer Primary Announcement for Blum County
Por County Treasurer T announces candidacy for the office of Treasurer of Blum County subject to Republican voters on June 6, 1932 primaries. Then, 3, Byrne.
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Vor
Sherif
Mumibahle
Ih J
Sexe
Por
Blumholdt County
Byrne
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