Local News Roundup from Port Dodge and Nearby
Port Dodge and surrounding towns feature visits by Mieeidutva M. Smith and Evelyn Luthsinnger visiting relatives at Aiea and Marshalltown. Bertie Martin and Margaret return from Mars halltown while Glen Brock family welcome an eight pound son born Thursday. Various residents recover from illness, visit kin in Loomis and Lake City, and attend Cedar Falls summer school. A carnival near town fails to attract money, while paroled James Meir returns home with local figures noting community changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Park
Boone Township
Osear Bogstrom
Vivdan
Curtis Rookwood
Iowa City
Vivian
Town City
Treasurer Byrne Thanks Voters Echoes Of Local News
Treasurer Byrne expresses gratitude for votes received in recent primaries and pledges to justify continued support. Local items note ranch inquiry, church circle meeting, a death in Hay Springs, visitors, band concerts, highway work with horses and mules, and a state academic contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Farmers Co operative Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Farmera Co operative Company in Remeick Iowa meet Saturday June 1 198% at noon in the Legion Building. A free lunch is served. Directors will be elected and any other business presented will be transacted. Attendance desired. E A Nelson, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera Cooperative Company
Remeick, Iowe
Legion
E. A. Nelson
Appointment of Administrator in Sarah Minor Estate
Notice that Wes Hanson has been appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah Minor, deceased, in Humboldt County. Creditors are asked to settle debts and present claims, duly authenticated, to the administrator for allowance in the Clerk of the District Court’s office. Dated May 28, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Sarah
District Court
Wes Hanson
MW A
Wallukau
Renwick Band Wagon Allowed Between Bank and Printing Office
Council proceedings note motion to let the Renwick Band place their Band Wagon between the Bank building and the Printing Office on the north side near the crossing, to be moved after each concert. Roll call taken, motion carried, Town Clerk Britt. Also mentions visitors and local addresses including Misa Flva Doris Moore of Wateroo, Dard ly Richardson, Walker and son Richard Fort Dodge visitors, John Evens and family, and Iver with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Bank
Printing Office
Roll Call
Mia
Walker
Richard
Fort Dodge
Ales
John Evenns Glaitsen
Story City
Iver
Cornell
Connell
Tie
Juha Zimmer
Terry Mitchel
A. Walker
Charles Stier
JB. Danes
Dirk Hefty
Higgine
Globe Machinery & Sup. Co
Lewla Oppedahl
Miller
Northwestern Hell Tel
L. A. Houck
Ralph A. While
B. Hefty Son
Thaniel Palmer
John Whiter
Harold P. Saxton
Mira McCisney
Stile
University of Lowe
Jim McGowan
Renwick Auto & Trapl
John Groher
Ottilia Mawr
Peter van Houten
Renwick Savings
Ars
Ge Luchsinger
Fairbanks Morse & Qo
A Postuftive Dept
Lewis Clevéland
Amer, Bonding Co
Williiek
Kubly
Gailfrey Bras
Thompson
WD. McCutelenn
Sdselid
B. J. Anderson
Sud
Nol
Mr. Selgelid
Lucas Bank
Ti Marshall Ang
Bons Chirts
Serital
Lan 'Fellier
Chirk Riley
Jose Sai
W. M. State
Arthur Harland
Miley Bros
AOL
Packard
Ave
Marriage and Divorce Statistics of the State 1940
The report lists marriage and divorce figures for 1940 and earlier years, noting declines from 1922 levels, and includes rates per 1000 population. It cites 20 012 marriages in 1940, decreases from prior decades, and references public notice laws and birth publication requirements. Local social notices mention visitors and village life, including residents from Kansas and Mississippi, with brief anecdotes of a Memphis incident and several local family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honurer
Vitel
Otsora Uno
Alutisttey
Towa
Senethilo
Adr
Hidensis
Backgammon in Ancient Royal Courts and Modern Echoes
A fragmented, highly oblique reminiscence blends mentions of backgammon and courtly pastimes with scattered names and eras. The text references Egyptian royalty, Avicenna or Augustan era figures, and later historical figures, weaving a tapestry of ancient games, fashion, and social scenes without clear, coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Tikilo Rovoulon
Pompadour
Imam Expon
Skye Bards
Purelomin
Koll
Uppoliper
Rrec
Dora
No End to Procession of Living Yellow Men
Fragmented OCR text discusses population and decline in China, mentioning rates and ages. It references a fear or overtone about Chinese people and the future, with figures like 26,280,600 and 20,000,050 and a monetary figure of 350.00, along with nonsensical phrases about generations and arrival of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vtipley
China
Fragmentary 1919 era mock dialogue hints at portrait swap
A garbled historical scrap shows a king asking about President Roosevelt and a portrait. The text mentions Uncle Edward, an academy, and a scene of turning pages as a prince remains silent. The fragment references a presidential portrait and a potential change in seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartra
Roosevale
Edward
Fira Pire
Roosevelt
Montroul
Fragmented OCR list of birds by state and region
A garbled passage lists many birds and states with numerous misspellings. It mentions Alabama California Florida Kansas Missouri Nebraska Wisconsin Kentucky Maine Missouri and others, with references to regional birds like cardinal and western tanager in an unclear selection. The text resembles a rough inventory from a newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
California
Florida
Kansas
Port Aue May Halt as Armies Edge North Kinerry
Fragmentary OCR reveals a note on a strategic site near Port Aue with references to North Kinerry and military movements. The text mentions a park under the Department of Shy Interior and uncertainties about future developments affecting various groups and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Shy Ingerior
Shui
Fuaturus
Bastiele Aioe
No Substitute for Coal Energy Debate Stirs Experts
Geologist Sel Ss Wyer of Columbus-Gly consults engineer to compare coal and petroleum. He argues water power and other energy sources cannot match the nation’s coal output. The discussion touches fuel efficiency and the role of alcohol and other fuels in future energy strategies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mieeidutva
M. Smith
Dodge
Rebekah Crécle
Wil White
Evelyn Luthsinnger
Aiea
Marshalltown
Myron Colina
Aly
Bland Lake
Bertie
Martin
Margaret
Glen Brock
J. B. Janes
Bert Lewiron
Ralph
Will Anderson
Regina Miller
Livermore
Wo, Miller
M. M. Lowmiller
Jewett
Ohio
Jennie Nelson
George Wolard
Loomis
Wis
Edith Dawson
Ferne Primer
Dudley Blesi
Osval Ampson
Cedar Falls
Jack Hunt
Davenport
W. H. Helmke
Claus Helmke
Henry Norder
Henry Luchsinger
Howard Granner
Will Lesse
Lake City
Leslie Presster
George Casner
Brenk Pressler
Duncombe
Joan Swanson
Klemne
Blanche
Thelmé Gimer
Nore Wellemeyer
Gimer
Ulsren
James Meir
State Institution of
Cherokee
Norwey Township
Will Krank
Mercy Hospital
Joe Myers
Humboldt
G. JH. McDowell
Springboro
McDowell
Bra. McDowell
Mira
Wd. Hikgine
R. E. MrGowan
Port Dogue High School
Genevieve
Ereentr Fields
Atnall
Focal
Rowe
Jacob Frank
Senator Ritchie
Times Office
Baptist Mission
Cireia
Gayl Kelling
Robert Metcalf
Iaat ‘Thursay
Hay Springs
Neb
Clay Kleinfelter
Alexander
George Latch
Mise
Olga Schinuil
Ybeterdey
Excelsior Springs
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Sande
Iva Moses
Maryin
Central City
Hildred Smith
Cedar Rapids
Robt. Smith
A. D. Gimner
Thomas
Thelma
Clarence Johnson
Klemme
Tanck’s Pit
Vernon and
Lake Township
West of
Hardy
J. H. Savage
Vera Bogard
Eugene, Nelson
George Mills
Renwick High School
Vera
Eugenie
George
Stockholders’ Meeting
State OF
Owa
Council Proceedings
Renwick Creamery News
Misa Flva
Doris Moore of
Wateroo
Dardly Richardson
Chas. A. Walker’s Hardware Store
Pune
Mas
Gleman
Gileman Ig
Hanil
the Coleman Lamp and Stove Company
Wichita
Chicago
Philadelpha
Pal
Los Angeles
Calif
MM. Kirk Bymery
Mra. Divon
Hayette
Mes
Gr. Merrister
Kansna
Mawtharse
Memphia
Dale Witt
Aughter Jann
Storm Lake
Henry Broom
Walter Moors
Winnie
Hone
W. H. Long
Renwick, Iowa
M. G. Rockwool
Renwick, Lows
L. R. Turner
A, IL Stafford, D. V. M
Renwick, Lowe
C. A. Packard
Lonig
Lowes
Intersal
Kiinds
Mead
Nurgolous
Wurld Onturg
Wilda Lyca Pidlge
Horliner
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