Local Notes From Town Weathered by Visits and Visions
Local news item lists visitors and events with names such as Richardson, Murr, Dawson Beatie, Sidnarday, Shelma Navdor, Hilda Hick, W.W. Grae ham, Maryalis Goettich, Phebe, Jim Bridey, Marie Wher and Mrs Oliver Clip. Mentions hospital visits at Megane hospital and a vigil at Otia Sanders home.ENDS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Goldnel
Ji J. Murr
Waterton
Lowa
Inez
Cvntia Trom
Wedest
Dawson Beatie Theipater
Sidnarday
Vigit
Shelma'Navdor
Willie Lee
Hilda Hick
Tthe Megane Hospital
Maryalis Goettich
Otia Sanders
Banevort
Community Notes Share Visits and Travels Around Algona
Local readers report Mrs Margaret Helmko Algona visitor Monday and Mrs Crud Walkner visiting Ruple Grove last night. Several residents travel to Des Moines Sioux City and Minnesota land, with Smiths Helmkes Packards and others listed. A few report health issues and a cattle hog shipment by Farmers Conservative Shipping Association, plus local club delegates to a federation convention in AIea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Phipe
Mort Dodge
Margaret Helmko
Special Session Called On Suffrage Amendment
Governor Harding will call a special session of the Iowa Legislature next winter to consider ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment. Leaders expect the lower house to ratify and a Jubilee celebration is planned in Ames on June 12 during the Federation of Women’s Clubs event. The National Suffrage Association believes more states may be called to sessions this winter to enable women nationwide to vote in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Iowa
Thonees
Lowe Assembly
al- Ames
Federated Woman's Clubs
National Suffrage Association
United States
Mrs C O Lewis Injured in Staircase Fall at Home
Mrs C O Lewis of Hagle Grove fainted Monday and fell down stairs, breaking both bones in her right wrist. Her acquaintances know her well in the neighborhood and friends will be worried by her mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lewis
C. O. Lewis
Hagle Grove
Hardy Renwick Church Notes Urge Full Attendance
Regular preaching next Sunday at eleven o'clock with communion at the service. All members should be present if possible. Evening sermon at eight thirty ten due to absence last Sunday. Epworth League service at eight. J A E Cunningham Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy-Renwick
Regilar
Epworth League
J. A. E., Cunningham
Lutheran Church Notes Services at the usual hour
The Lutheran church schedules sermons in English and German at 10 o'clock with Sunday School and Bible Class led by Pastor R. F. Schedtler at Abva. Local readers note the regular service pattern and bilingual preaching for the community.
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Lutheran Church
Abva
Card of Thanke We Extend Our Sincere Thanks
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Ed Queary and family.
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Ed Queary
Fenily
Boars For Sale In Renwick Iowa
A short classified notice offers well bred Paland China boars for sale. Bonita ready for service now. Contact J. A. Janés in Renwick Iowa to view and purchase.
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J. A. Janés
Renwick
Iowa
Local notes from Boone and surrounding area
Special to the Time and Boone local items report visits and family events. Miss Thee Gea visits her brother Will. Joe Abernathy returned from Colfax sanatorium. Prank Trowbridge sold his Boon Dup farm at 235 per acre. Community gatherings honor Mrs Ellis and the Pringle family. egg shower aids Christian Home Orphanage. Tragic death of Lowell Carter follows surgery. services at the Carter home and burial in Limí Cemetery. reflections on postwar Europe and marriage prospects for the Prince of Wales.
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Miss Thee
Gea
Will
Joe Abernathy
Colfax
Prank Trowbridge
Ernesta Pringle
Clermont, Loo
I. Gillespie
Harvey Brink
la Verne
Clermont
S.J. Gillespie
Ellis
Martin
Luni,Sunshine Society
A. I. Keveney
Christian Home
Luther Carter
St. Paul
Lowell
Carter
Limi
Wag Amang
Boone 'Rwp
Thia Country
Americans urged to curb waste and prevent fires
A bleaker view argues U S progress stalls as imports and investment lag, noting 1918 trade costs near 290 million and per capita expenses around 2.70, while fears grow about burning risk and excessive insurance spending. The piece contends Americans remain anxious about national prosperity and fire prevention.
Stolen Arts Returns Spark War Era Reflections
A historical note discusses recovery of stolen art from a Franco Prussian War era, with Austrian and German connections. It questions compensation for wartime destruction and notes officials’ optimistic public comments on asset restitution amid mounting reluctance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laly
Vrance
Germany
There is too much license of tongue and beer
The article quotes a Longworth American saying there is too much tolerance and excess in current advocates meetings, calling it a dangerous weed that threatens Europe. It urges immediate, thorough action to root it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hghlmore
Unclear historic crop outlook amid wartime ruin
The fragment describes a German agricultural minister voicing gloom about crops for the season and notes Belgium and northern France fields rendered useless by German guns. It also references counterarguments by the Allies and broader wartime sentiment, implying hardship and propaganda context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
France
Ros grand dukes shot without a hearing
The piece argues that anarchists dislike convention and red tape, praising rapid action over formalities. It envisions barbers wearing masks to allow speech, criticizes delays, and speculates about a swift commercial airship trip home before government action.
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Iearing
Mrenee
Winged words cross ocean by wireless achievement
A fragment notes a futuristic crossing of the winged speaker via wireless telegraphy. It hints at a human native becoming involved as objects move within reach of a pocketbook, suggesting advances in communication and personal impact.
MR MERCHANT Getting into a rut endangers merchandising
A veteran admonishes merchants to avoid complacency and seek renewal through fresh methods and advertising. Old customers fade. new ones must be won. A well known expert links retail growth to newspaper advertising and urges regular self assessment and renewed rounds of outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axut
The Biggest Fool On Earth Quote Sparks Debate
A cartoonish exchange quotes J Ogden Armour and a New York Post piece about fools who fool themselves. The dialog questions who is the biggest fool, distinguishing self deception from others who mislead.
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Rapa J.ogden
Armour
Thic
New Tork Post
Trance Drives On as Real Exigencies Raise Costs
Fragmented text points to profiteering and rising costs. Mentions Meering and Brance with unclear actions. Indicates concern over real exigencies elevating prices and possible investigations or debates.
puzzling mail run troubles despite vast bond trains
A terse notice notes widespread mail delivery issues during a vast operation. Despite many skaters and bond transports, attempts to perform routine mail handling fail due to engine problems. The report hints at systemic logistical glitches affecting the mail service.
Plans for Cape to Rio air route delayed several months
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate plans for a Cape to Rio air route, with the Cape to Cairo corridor delayed by several months to years. The text is unclear on exact dates or entities.
Iron crosses selling for a penny in Germany
A news item notes that iron crosses are being sold for a penny in Germany, illustrating continued German scarcity and wartime economy. The brief highlights how the medal's low price reflects material shortages and wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lnteresting Ag
Wrist bands mimic veterans look in quirky trend
A fragmented dispatch notes a quirky trend where wearers imitate returning soldiers by donning wrist bands. The piece hints at playful disguise and social curiosity without detailing specific events or locations.
Unclear Script From Aged Newspaper Fragment
A misread or garbled OCR fragment shows a distinguished woman educator speaking of a wish to spend a night on earth after performances of Hamlet. The text references American soldiers and weapons in a garbled, quating style suggesting quiet hours and intelligent arms, with no clear events or dates.
Turkish stance on declaring leaders remains unsettled
The passage offers unclear and garbled remarks about Turkey and its leaders, with fragmented phrases suggesting uncertainty about declaring or identifying a prominent figure and a possible reference to Habinity and world affairs, but the overall meaning is not coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
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Kev. Cunningham
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Cellar Rapide
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Mtriplo B
Wille Collins
Mesdumea
Fred. Walkner
G. A. Packard
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L. B. McDirmid
Walter’ McPeak
R. W. Frank
Fedicration of Women’s Clubs
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Haven
John Creson
Farmer's Connerative Shipping Association
Henry Helmko
Will M
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Itfa
Arm & Hammer Soda
Virginia Sweet Yanerke
Chiliron
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R. F. Schedtler
Nortie Boone
G. J. Purdy
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Enys
Houston West
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Prince of Wales
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