Local Social Notes Highlight Algona Visitors and Events
Algona residents hosted and visited relatives this past week including Harold Geettach, HB G Griebel, and the Castner family. Des Moines and Chicago trips were noted, plus a hernia operation for Mrs Yanney and health moves for Orte Trammel. The SOS bridge club met with high score prize, and the 4H girls conference at Iowa State College drew delegates from Humboldt, Vernon, and Lake townships. Weather turned cooler after a warm spell with no rain. The American Legion Junior baseball series opens Humboldt county championship play with Humboldt and Renwick games set for mid June.
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Mercury
American Legion
Humboldt
Humboldt County
Gale
Wates
Local Man Clarifies Theft Report About Neighbor
A town resident denies claims that his property was stolen from him recently. He states he has never had anything taken and explains the report was a mistake. The neighbor Wilbert Kubly is named in the incident but is not charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Wilhert
Local notes from Renwick and surrounding area
Rev A Christenson visits Ong Nebraska with D J Chisteigou family. Mr and Mrs We Godfrey celebrate their 52nd anniversary. May Yeoman visited by sister in law from Little Rock. Gladys Yeoman and Go dowri sisters baptized at Lutheran church. Renwick ladies’ kittenball loses to Mio in Mhor. Renwick-Hardy to play Goldfield at Electric Park next Sunday. Lost Overland auto crank on Renwick road. A Packard visit from Des Moines. Shower for Miss Eathsle McGowan hosted by Mrs Marion Carter. Mr Chris Locker and daughters visit Mary Yeoman. trip to Anied then Helen Brink’s. Raymond Garrell wed Spirit Lake trip. staying at Helen Brink’s. Local dance gossip and town officials note no hard feelings.
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D. A. Christenson
D. J. Chisteigou
la Making
Ong
S. J. Metts
Godfrey
Florence
Ruby
LaVerne
Yeoman
Goldfield
Electric Park
Corwith
Alya Packard
Lorraine Packard
Les Moines
A. A. Packard
Lorraine
Renwick
Marion Carter
Thor Snd
Leola Richardson
Eathsle McGowan
Chris Locker
George
Lona
Mary Yeoman
Raymond Garrell
Weir
Spirit Lake
Sioux City
Points
Nebraska
Helen Brink
Community and Family Notes from Madison Neb and Ames
My and Mra Elmer Strbn j Wistled last Branilay Wt Armstrong Me and Mra Will Andersar and son Floyd and Helen deasen were Mason Cil Walters last Thursday Mildred Ftaket of Mvimboldt waiting at home Mis aid Mis WIL Fisher Mie Win Blylig and children Bob sir Mary Alive visited the G A Stoddardhwitie last Sunday Miss Rachel Ulmer returned home last Saturday Crow Madison Neb where she has been visiting relatives Cecil Biach Li Marsh and Carl Seh tp ull attended the Masante Grand Lodge in Cedar Rapids early this week Mr and Mrs Andrew Wigan and Harry Wigan and daughter Aldine were Fort Dodge visitors last Saturday Mr and Mrs dolly Vought and daughter Janera and Hebert Sax ton attended the Iowa State College commencement at Ames last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Elmer
Branilay
Armstrong
Sind
Will Andersar
Aon Floyd
Helen Déasen Ware
Cil Walters
Mildred Ftaket
Mvimboldt
Mis Aid
Wil Fisher
Mie
Win
Blylig
Bob Sir Mary Alive
G. A. Stoddardhwitie
Rachel Ulmer
Crows Madison
Neb
Sha
Cecil Biach
Li, Marsh
Carl Sehtpull
Masante Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Wigan
Harry Wigan
Aldine
Fort. Dodge
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Humboldt County Iowa
By virtue of a Wapeda execution dated May 2 1933 John Marty sues The South west Quarter of Section 29 Township 99 North Range 27 West in Humboldt County Iowa. Sheriff sets June 24 1933 at 10 00 A M at courthouse front door Dakota City to sell the SW quarter to satisfy $16 810 72 debt plus $229 51 and $1 00 costs. Sale in cash to highest bidder, property redeemable. Marty Butler, Attorneys.
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Mumboldt County
Frank Grea
Frank W. Green
Marie L. Greet
Charles P. Green
Barbara Blumer
Bardain Cochrane
Luella Blumer
Yvenor
Wapeda
Tata
District Court
State ‘of Laws
Humboldt County
Seid Court
John Marty
P. al
Humboldt
Iowa
Court House
Dakota City
Sexe
Marty & Butler
Friendas at Clowes fete honor Mir and Mrs Ray
Niond Gorteell hosted a Thursday night fete at the James Clowes home in honor of Mr and Mrs Ray. Guests enjoyed refreshments and social hospitality in a warm, civic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Ray
Niond Gorteell
James Clowes
Ideal life for forestry army envisioned by Roosevelt era plan
The article describes a Roosevelt order to create forestry work camps supervised by the army. It outlines recreation programs, limited living conditions, and educational courses for recruits, with emphasis on healthy competition, sports, movies, and orderly routines. Medical support, fresh provisions, and coordinated forest and aerial projects are planned under civilian conservation corps oversight.
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Nasebath
Sporta
Ely -Dhyollers
Unier Tentatiye
Gcas
Chin
Mio Conservation Corps
Koes
Canillena
Army
Mintona
Ufc
M Uieiical
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Buried treasure plea hints at Montreal city theft scheme
A fragmented report details a man seeking a license to acquire treasures from Montreal and references a revolutionary era claim. It mentions hiding gold from Les Anglals, ties to the Quebec mines department, and a pledge to avoid material damage while implicated in a coin and jewel plot under the city.
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City of
Montreal
Koma
Wilver Pinto
Asicense
Ag—trereure
Ety Bria Melals
Anderman
Des Patriotes
Mrs Roosevelt Rejects First Lady Title
The article notes Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt declining the label First Lady, preferring phrases like the nation’s guest or similar terms. It mentions criticism of the title in press submissions and cites opinions from Mrs Woodrow Wilson on how the president’s wife should be addressed. The piece reflects debates over ceremonial language and respect in political life.
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Warblogton
Stork
Wey
Jack
Roosevelt
Aris Io
Lagh A. Deora
Franklin
Ronneveld
Bie
Mra
Woodrow Wilson
Families Shrink as Baby Demand Declines in Alderican Census
In a reading of the Alderican population data, families of two rise as the most common size while married couples with a baby vary little. The birth rate falls, with the average family size shrinking to about four members, though over 3 million households still have three or more children.
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Insley
Advan
Rata Indlenton
Aracinborg
Ancient Jig-Saw Puzzles From Egypt and China
The article traces early jig-saw puzzles to ancient Egypt and China. It describes Chinese forms as square shapes cut into triangles and lozenges from ivory or wood, with colored inlays. It notes origins claimed by a maker named Makoy and mentions transition from hand cut to stamped quick versions boosting popularity.
District club image features Capitol and eagle symbols
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Washington DC scene with the Potomac between Virginia and the city. It mentions a wreath and a horned crown, the motto Consiine sca, and a Capitol dome with an eagle. Background hints at state names and a rising tenwath elu in Verealh, with ISTL, Rodtevil, and Tuttle HyAbus referenced.
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District of Columbia
GML
Potomac
Virginia
Washbatin
Dole
Fertilizing Fish Ponds Poets by Uip Blalaytent
Fertilizing practices in Conaila at St Stephen yield fertile ponds. A water enrichment method increased plant life and fish growth, producing more seed and biomass in a thousand gallon pond, while unfertilized water showed little development.
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Uip
Blalaytent
Conaila
St. Stephen
Iniente
Progress of U S Mall 1 President Madison era notes
Fragmented OCR describes early mall progress and pricing during Madison era. Mentions changes in tamites, transport to 24 songs, religious bodies, and various rates with references to distances and cents for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Mall
Madison
Asis
Wiles
St Miles
St Illes
Through Telegraphy in Helsin Congo Tribes
In the eastern Helsin Congo tribes around Raletn have evolved a telegraphy system using a wooden uru and a code based on signals. The communications rely on intensity and a jungle environment shapes how messages are perceived, with unclear references to Meika speech and a daily wine ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsin Congo
Fragmented historical note on a weapon mounting incident
The readable text describes an unusual mounting near the eye and a figure on a jet vessel. It mentions a horacnan nivaya mounting and a sequence where a person tries to control a frog-like figure, with unclear actions and roles. The fragmentary OCR limits clear names, places, or dates.
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Sen Wang
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Harold Geettach
HB. G. Griebel
Emmitsburg
Fiaga
Atreet
Wg Dey
roNtre
Tilla
Berhite
Eugene
Ewini¢e Kinessy
Cedar Watts
Inet
John
O. Sehneider
Paul Alten
Gladys
Mia
Fannié
Aiauingartner
Dale Blesie
Frank Berry
Vittor Fender
Deb Moines
SOS Bridge Club
Waller
Klassie
Britl Britt
Barbara Jane
Barbara Brill
Chicago
Clarence Clark
Edn
Eldora
Wm. Black
Black
Helen. Brink
Ome
Frank Card
Wis
Card
Fred
Ray Jergeson
Wisconsin
W. P. Miller
Livermore
End
G.H. Demsray
Grants Pass
Oregon
Tors
Demaray
Iowa State College
Ames
Aldine Wigan
Vernon Clubs
Humboldt County Association
John, Vought
Helene
Vernon
Ida Skiye
Lillian Krause
Lake Township
Efist
Hardy-Renwick Road
Times Office
Chas, A. Walker
Dolly Vought
Janera
Hebert Saxton
Sheriff's Sale
State OF Iowa
Worthwestern Bell Telephone Company
the Baptist Church
Des Moines
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