Farm Bargains at Tarettle Estate in 920 Acre Area
Conveyed listing shows farms near Tarettle estate at 920 acres with JOO mortgage notes and buildings valued at 12 090 dollars. Sale includes machinery and a yard, with R210 road access and a water feature. Possession given at March. Agency notes scarce farms in prairie Carrie area.
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Tarettle
Mureh Ti
Frm
Joo Juwrew Tillealdd
Dales Mieney
Wenyellidl
Gale Witlanachinery
Atanes
Mike
Bayer
Ua Aye
Carrie
Shogren Land Agency
Mis
Local notes from Des Moines and Renwick area events
A jumble of social updates and minor incidents appears from Des Moines to Renwick and surrounding towns. People visit relatives, a county agent makes pleasant calls, a dray buyer plans moves, and a baby show leads to an oblique remark about King Alcohol. A collision incident injures H.S. Rive, with street lighting out and sidewalks hazardous.
Fred Walkner Buys Hawthorne Building for Expansion
Fred Walkner purchased the Hawthorne cement building from Renwick Auto Co this week and will take possession around March. He plans to move his implement wreck into the new quarters, gaining space to expand and meet community demands. Future plans for Renwick Auto Co. remain undetermined, with possible new quarters or a garage arrangement anticipated.
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Anollur
Fred Walkner
Uuidding
Renwick Ute Co
Walkner
Marchlel
Renwick Auto Co
Big Waner for Wright County Woman At Amer
Mira Remy Wrank of Wright county has been selected as one of the three workers on the evening program at the big Pari Bureau rally to be held February 16 in Ames during the Farm Week Short Course. J R Howard, president of the state federation and national federation of Farm Bureaus, will be a speaker on the gate program. Miss Frank's selection honors a Wright county leader.
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Clarles
Mira
Remy Wrank
Wright Ounty
Ames
Farm Week
J. R. Howard
Jstate Federation
National Federation
Farm Bureaus
Mia. L'Rank
Wright County
Music Festival and Social a Strong Social Event
The American Legion entertainment last Friday drew good attendance despite weather. The musical portion was well executed and enjoyed by attendees. Ladies brought 34 baskets, each with 2 to 18 suppers. Auctioneers McGinley and Thompson encouraged lively bidding, and the evening raised $161.
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Audienne
McGinley
Thompson
Mischievous reminiscence of boyhood meals and bread
A nostalgic fragment recalls childhood days in New York Sun style chatter. The narrator describes simple, hearty foods like fresh hot bread with bronze signs of feast, chicken chops with creamed potatoes, pork with apple sauce, enjoyed in a lakeside or swimming-hole setting after a playful day.
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New York Sun
Miekly
Milk and dairy trade shows surge in wartime production
During the war era American dairy exports soared with 70,000 pounds leaving Unttered Sides and a US total reaching 250,000,000 pounds of milk and cheese products. The USDA noted a substantial rise in condensed milk and related dairy materials as a key added item in the period.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rod Hess Our Car Takes Center Stage In Automobiliy
A fragment suggests focus on heaters in automobiles and a controversial watermark phrase about Rod Hess. The text hints at public interest in automotive modifications and a debate on motor vehicle standards. The source is incomplete but indicates a notable person referenced in connection with cars.
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Rod Hess
Fragmented OCR notes on wartime life and dietary bans
The readable fragments describe harsh wartime conditions in a hard world for ents, mentioning de Marts, New York compulsion, and four éloge. It references Lore Frederick Abert and German elites, a wife’s protests, and continued male labor in island shirts, with odd notes on crops, vegetables, and foods, concluding with a cryptic line about cutting tables.
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New York
Lore Frederick Abert
Omnes
Aly
Corman
Senior and Freshman Girls Organize Clubs at Local Home
The Senior Girls Club met at Miss Ruby Agenes home and the Freshman Girls at Pearl Luchsinger home to organize. Seniors received credit statements last week to prevent misunderstandings. Junior Class play earnings totaled eighty one dollars. Parent-Teacher meeting featured Mr Rich and the county agent. Girls basketball teams from Tumwa College Springs Roland and Bradgate issued challenges with dates pending. Boys beat Kanawha Quintette 46 to 32 on Friday after returning home.
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Ruby Agenes
Osf
Pearl Luchsinger
Rich
H. S. Girls
LaVerne and Spirit Lake Faceoff Highlight Local News
Local residents are listed with visits and illnesses. Basketball results show Spirit Lake and LaVerne clashing 36 to 27 with LaVerne winning. Community notes include visitors from Algona Livermore Winnebago Renwick and Ft. Dodge, plus school events and contests at Strand Theatre with Spooner and Janse placing in oratorical and dramatic classes.
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Arthur Barous
Matt Zeitrich
Algona
Earl Bortis
Alma Stauffacher
Olive Shultz
Will Patten
Winnebago
Minn
Minsia Konarska
Mildred Carroll
Livermore
Schoolcraft
Opalnf Renwick
Ed Mason Haie
Erbbie Mcflaven
George Davis
Francis Kabele
Irwin Chapman
Spirit_Lake
LaVerne Boys
LaVerne
Miss Youngstrom
Aldyge
Strand Theatre
Chvight Spooner
Hector Janse
Nellie Ellis
Ada Blumer
Annual Statement of Humboldt Mutual Insurance Association
Humboldt Mutual reports nearly 36 million in force insurance, no lawsuits in 33 years, and total annual expenses under 1500 dollars. Directors include L. Trouger, H. Grave, G. W. Bowen, J. H. Skow, G. d. Nelson, WE Kirchoff. Agents listed: J. O. Smith Gilmore City De Marty LaVerne Be Folgog S. B. Hefty Renwick WG Lund D. H. Grefstad Henry Ries Humbolde Nervis Humboldt.
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L. . Trouger
H. Grave
G. W. Bowen
J. H. Skow
G. d. Nelson
WE. Kirchoff
J. 0. Smith
Gilmore City
de Marty
LaVerne
J. Folgog
Badger
S. B. Hefty
Renwick
WG. Lund
Thor
D. H. Grefstad
Bode
North Boone Items Highlight Local Moves and Meetings
Airs, W.A. McPeak had dental work at Corwith last Friday. G.L Purdy and J. Packard attended a Hoy sale near Stilson last Saturday. Harry Larson moved to the farm vacated by JT Smellwood last Thursday. The Lynn Sunshine Society will meet with Mrs. L. Carter Thursday in February. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mastman visited Geylon Minnesota last week, returning Friday. Dor Harris is doing chores for J. H. Abernathy during a Grieve absence.
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Airs
Corwith
G.L Purdy
J. Packard
Stilson
Harry Larson
Jt, Smellwood
The
Lynn: Sunshine Society
L. Carter
Shiop
Fr. W. Mastman
Geylon
Minn
Dor Harris
J. H. Abernathy
G. [. Purdy
G. Pandy
J. &. Danfee
Hazel Thompson
Albert Lee, Minn
S.A. Palmer
Lyman Hanson
J. A. Janes
Ernest Janes
Hansun’s
Fragmentary Foreign Trade Quarrel Stirs Market Talk
A distorted report claims Germany seeks to ship 15000 cows to the United States and test profiteering. Mousten Pout vows retaliation and strict measures, framing the dispute as a stern economic contest with alleged superannuates and Bolsteing references.
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Germany
Pernilaston
Stata
Stenl
United States
Mousten
Mamaret
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Densvolit
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J. Hi Huns
Towa
Joe
Ruth Junkina
Clifford Fisher
Des’ Moines
Clarence Pickard
Lille
Humboldt
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Golifield
Liere
C. W. Yeoman
Will Yeoman
Fort Dodge
LuVerne News
Therr
LuVerne
Sanday
H.S. Rive
Odistellow
Thig Voss
Voss
M. J. Holt
Hawthorne
Big Waner
Wright
Amer
Mickie
Kanawha
Altho Our Boys
Bargais
J. E. Ross
Chicago
Arthur Deikoff
Supt. Johnson
Dodge
Holland
Sherwood
Vernon Theatre
Henediet Arnold
Connor's Son
Par Eranen
Bolo
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Mumorous
Philander Bellding
Zell
Humboldt Mutual
Insurance Association
Total
Henry Ries
Ottosen
Kunert
Humbelde
Nervis
Rene Tevenue
National Convention
Oscar Grefstad
Lewis Rasmussen
Times
Luni Mission Uirele
Folowing
Mra
Gillespie
Gris Nelson
J. H. Hans
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F. G. Taylor
Jeweler Goldfield
Lowa
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