Local News Items From Algona Area Share Weekend Visits
Dozens of local families from Algona Renwick and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends during a busy week with visits in LaVerne Northwood and Fort Dodge area, plus a large family picnic at Smith Park. Several residents attend weddings, bridge parties, and slumber parties while others travel to Fort Madison and Chicago expositions. county events include a minor legal case and a poolhouse incident with Nort Yeoman sustaining an arm injury from stray wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Fort Dodge
Thor
Bede
Benedict
Renwick
Glade Fernone
Grantwood
Howard Persone
Teterville
Kens
W. B. Persons
Charles Perrona
Wellesley
Mass
Local Social News From Hart D. Gimer Area Described
Abyaik 13 and Gibbs visited the Hart D. Gimer home over the weekend. Evans and Dol livak visited Sunday in the Al fred Klean home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nash of St. Paul Minnesota are visiting at the Ward Loskwood home. The Rebekah Circle met at the home of Mrs. Will Blesse Thursday afternoon. Harley Muir and family of Kainawha visited the parent Asld iM Kelling home Wednesday. Alvin Edgar and children of Dea Monica visited Moyd Line lane early week. The SOS bride club was entertained at Mrs. S C Maurer’s home Friday afternoon. A high score was made by Mrs. G A Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. George Latch and children, Mr. and Mrs. W H Longman and Marilyn, Dr. and Mrs. A H Stafford and Gloria, and Mr. and Mrs. R A McGoyon spent the week end at Clearlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Stoddard
LaVerne
Hareold Wigma
Smith ‘Park
Mya
George Ba
Land Rock
Hans Bannick
soMve
George Latch
Northwood
Town
St. Peter
Mina
Fred Jensen
Don
Ghiengo
Barbara
Dea Moines
Lovt Krutsinger Hone
Frank Wallek
Marshalltown Fire
George Ettsa
Nida Nova Nissen
Cedar Falls
Abyaik
Gibbs
Kleine Vialtad
Hart D. Gimer
Toyd Evans
Dol'livak
List
Alfred Klean
Mr. End Dlrs
Alvin Edgar
Dea Monica
Moyd Line Lane
W. H. Longman
Marilyn
HL Stafford
Gloria
R. &. McGoyon
Clesr Laka
Bank Receiver Report Granted in Iowa Case
The district court of Humboldt County Iowa holds a report by L A Andrew Superintendent of Banking approving the receiver’s actions for the Peoples Savings Bank of Hardy. The report shows disbursements and assets, exonerating the receiver from liability. a hearing is set for 10 A.M. on July 1 1938 at the Dakota City courthouse to show cause why the report should not be approved and the bond exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giark
W. Bates
Loiva Ag
Bly
L. A
Andrew Aaka
Anid
Arithia
Dakota City
B. A. Andrew
Prodvelinn
wWlsterbrillon
Rafoe
Fragmented Text on Reform and Values
The fragment discusses skepticism toward celebrities in cigarettes and cosmetics, fears of a reforestation feature, and concern for polyphony and future generations. It emphasizes preserving homely principles and honor in government policies amid uncertain prosperity.
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Humboldt County Iowa
A special execution issued by the Humboldt County District Court directs the sale of real estate to satisfy a 335,664.04 dollar judgment in favor of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company against Matt Edy and related parties. The East Half of Section 13, Township 92 North, Range 28 West, Humboldt County Iowa, is set for sale on July 12, 1984, at 4:00 PM at the front part of the Court House in Dakota City. The purchaser receives property free of exemptions with costs and interest. the sale is subject to redemption. Dated June 18, 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Esther Bartholomew
George A. Rich
Kathryn E. Gustin
Annis & Rohling Company
Jay R. Bartholomew
Jay Bartholomew
Lela Barthollomew
Charles Bartholomesy
District Court
State of
Iowa
Metropolitan
Life Incurance’ Company
City of
New York
Matt
Humboldt
Timboldt
Dakota City
Tumboldt
Eagh
Saxe, Shull
Humboldt Courty
Sort J, Thompson
Bank Life Reflected in Regional Economic Signs
An analysis describes how bank health mirrors local industry cycles and consumer debts. It argues that bank notes, investments, and loan quality reveal production trends, with warning signs of decline or overexpansion signaling broader regional and national economic health.
Bank Remodels Earn Big Profit After Renovations
The bank reports a 3 percent fest on $10,000 and a 6 percent profit on a $40,000 investment from remodeling. It rebuilt a tower Baal Sido property and spent $40,000 to modernize with an oil heater and incinerator. Improvements are paid for in three years with $14,000 yearly income from a loan. The bank has completed 15 similar renovations using in-house architects and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tner
IstRo New York Savings Link
Judement
Diymold Tendment
Baal Sido
Eciosure
American Bankers Association Journal
Yann
Ryo aKo
Eho
Alenys
The Price of Business Speed Declares Bank Safety
Dry Warold Stovies, National Educational Director of the American Tiikers Association, argued that bank failures have followed general business downturns, not caused them. He noted many banks over a century old and more than 2,000 banks aged over 50, stating the American banking system remains sturdy amid rapid business growth.
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Cinigato
Dry Warold Stovies
American Tiikers Association
Hora Botors
Anderton Instituts
Hanking
Pelea Wa
Busines Enterprises
Sut
Amartean Agri
Government to Oversee Major Bank Restructuring Plan
Professor John Hanna of Columbia University details U.S. government control over large state banks. He cites 40 percent government ownership with 12 more awaiting action and outlines Farm Credit reorganizations, federal supervision, and calls for a new chartered corporation to consolidate agricultural credit agencies while avoiding political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meniga
Aetnanancing Road Tations
Saya
John Hanna
Columbia University
American Gankars Asaggiation Journal
Thore
United States
Altyone Mortgage
Focal Agriculturad
Nangciae
Federal Reserve Banka
Recooatrnelian Finance Corporation
Ani Atary
Farm Credit Aik
Dumintaler
Wuparviser
Ewlatin
Farm Credie
D & Rnanve Corporation
Xubaldy
Ty Bastiens
Luseau
Railroad Legislation Prompts Mixed Legislative Action
A fragmented report outlines proposed railroad rules including maximum daily speed and night limits, crossing protections, and conductor duties. The text notes arguments about stopping requirements for Pullman cars and security equipment at crossings, with claims some provisions failed to pass.
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Win
Bednen
Des Moines
George Eggarth
Roy Brayton
Nie
A. E. Labritzen
Ledyard
Lloyd Pool
Edné Keling
Amanda Lott
Swea City
Fred Rasmussen
Harold Yanney
Yanney Farm
Mr. and
Mra
B.C. Selgelid
Gon Elray
Darwin Maurer
A. W. Gray
Bode
Nice
A. P. Gorrells
Hardy
Frank James
Fort Dodge Hospital
Margaret
Ruth Christenson
Christenson
Harry Wigans
Tommy Damon
Eddie Amos- Bom
California
Carl Swanson
Aoris
Spencer
Jennie Swanson
Fort Madison
Will Yeoman
Monticello
Mary Yeoman
George Yeoman
Yeoman
Wright County Monitor
John Bawthorad
Bouve
Lownship
MacEachron
Goldfield
Wilson
Hawthorne
Lawrency
Nort Milly
Pool Bet
Nort
Northan
Caridece Packard
Noe
le R. Turner
Dex Mothes
Turner
Stella Butler
Missi Mitcied
Lincoln
Neb
McGowan
G. S. Peters
West Bend
Virgil Arwin
Lee’ Notder
Estherville
Callpark
Everette Norder
George Fischer
Sexe
Back &T
Clarence Nash
St. Paul, Mlun
Ward-Loskwood Bone
Rebekah
Harley Muir
Kainawha
Paret- Asld. Im
Kelling
SOS Bride Club
Mra. S.C. Maurer
G. A. Richardson
Remington Sportsman's Knife
Fiosthg
Sedi
Sole Ordre
Bunting & Risnia
Trait Bag
Devt
Chas. A. Walker
Tuers’ Hatchery & Supply Company
Eagle Grove
Kanawha
Vernon Consolidated School District
Vernon Township
Ernest F. Eggerth
Esseas Sf
Unds General School
Humboldt Rendering Works
Noliéé
TIN Regelver
Bank OF Hardy
Wong
Sheriff's Sale
Boone
Vankhig
Novis
District Bank
Lanka Toa
the Bank
Banking Institute
U. S
Noreer
Pullman Carey
Crosqing
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