Local News Items From Humboldt Area Weekend Visits
Mev and Mia Sobt and Smith were visitors from Humboldt not Saturday. Misa Mary Speich stayed in Des Moines over the weekend with friends. Fisher and daughter Mildred of Humboldt visited last Sunday at the Will Fisher home. Several families visited, spring cleaning and painting discussed. Mrs Peters left Teaday for several days with daughter in Charles City. Renwick students enjoy spring vacation. teachers attend convention at Fort Dodge. Mrs Ralph Andersen hosted Renwick Woman's Club with antiques program led by Mrs A Walker. Mr and Mrs A D Gimer visited relatives at Klemme. Blanche and Thelma stayed with sister Mrs Clarence Johnson. Alta Stoddard of Des Moines visited the G A Stoddard home and attended funeral of George Keister at Goldfield. George McCurry and family moved into former E H Packard residence. L M Nichols to move into McCurry house. Stoddard wrestled for 18 T C Cedar Falls at Fort Dodge meet. defeated in third round by eventual class winner. Mrs Celia Loobey of Rapid City and Earl Rogers of Beatrice visited at Will White home. Loobey stayed longer with relatives. American Legion and Auxiliary held monthly meeting with social time and refreshments. Mrs Edward Oppedahl, Mrs John Korleski, and Mrs Bygness were hostesses. Mrs L T Midland of Madison Wis visited sister Mrs Call Tuck after trip with parents in Eagle Grove. invited for dinner with Mr and Mrs Middleton and others. La Verne News notes Marx Schwyter received a twenty franc note from Switzerland. value about four dollars. currency seen as larger than US notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fisher
Mildred
Humboldt
Will Fisher
Giose
B. M. Packard
Dorothy Schivssalman
Sylvia Bloom
Cresca
Henry Bloom
G.S. Peters
Harvey Jacobs
Charles City
Renwick School
Fort Dodge
Mrrs
Ralph Andersen
Renwick
Alta Stoddard
Des Moines
G. A. Stoddard
George Keister
Goldfield
Lorraine Packard
George McCurry
E. HL. Packard
L. M. Nichols
McCurry
Thit Stoddard
T.C
Cedar Falls
Phil
Celia Loohey
Rapid City
S. D
Indion
Earl Rogers
Beatrice
Neb
Will White
Shipping Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Shipping Association held its annual meeting at the 1. OQ 0S hall last Saturday with a Legion auxiliary luncheon, a high school orchestra program, and a talk by Arthur of Iowa State College on marketing livestock. Officers elected for the coming year include Ed Gopedah as president and W S Blensner as vice president, A W Gray as secretary treasurer, with Frank Blocknd and Paul Heggen as directors. The group handled 335 carloads and 16 truckloads of livestock last year, totaling 8,768 hogs 764 cattle and 414 sheep for a value of 146383.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Farnets
Tha
OS Hall
Dinter
Oon
Légion Ausility
High Schdal
TW. Arthur
Econamy Dopk
Lowa State College
Ed Gopedah
W. S. Blensner
A. W. Gray
Paul Heggen
Community Notes From Local Area Gatherings
Elmer Story visited over the weekend from Gilmore City Fairfield Dean of Copwith visited last Monday. A. D. Packard of Ames called on relatives here after the death of George Keister in Goldfield. Miss Leola Richardson traveled to Des Moines to assist at the Graber home. Will Packard and daughter Leis moved here from Algona and stay with the Erwins. Ceci Nes and family moved to a farm near Owl Lake. W. A. Hout of Livermore moved to the Neal farm. A. B. Richardson and family held a large birthday supper for Mr Richardson. guests included M. B. Richardson and Leola and G. A. Richardson with Nellie Bett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Story
Gilmore City
Fairfield
Copwith
S. B
A. D. Packard
Ames
George Keister
Goldfield
Leola Richardson
Des Moines
Everett Graber
Ceci] Nes
Owl Lake
W. A. Hout
Livermore
Neals
A. B. Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Mra
M. B. Richardson
Laughter Leola
Mira
G. A. Richardson
Nellie Bett
County Spelling Bee Set for March 26 at Eimboldt
The county spelling bee is scheduled for Saturday March 26 at the Eimboldt schoolhouse. Rail and tow schools will hold qualifiers beforehand, with the winner advancing to the county final to determine the best speller to represent the county at the state meet in Dea Moles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimboldt
Dea Moles
Well Drilling Services and Local Notices
Drilling wells of any size with complete materials and guaranteed work. Garner area references include Mr and Mrs Verne Howbaker and family visiting Elires Minnesota. Local visitors from Iowa City Fort Dodge Humboldt and Humboldt candidates noted. Miss Catherine Dresback married to Tey McDowell at a Hardy Hast arsonage last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia
Wd. Schuldt, Gerner
Local Couple's Canton Marriage Highlighted in Week
LuVerne area notes report a Canton wedding Saturday and multiple social events. Details mention Migs Dolla Stoddard and family, Miller relatives, visitations, a birthday dinner, and a Fortnightly Club meeting led by Mrs. A. F. Stafford on the National Parks study topic. Weather shifts toward spring.
Wild Man Legend Debunked By Native Headhunting Tale
Palhinder Mayne reports that a sensational tale of a wild man in Horace lands was a hoax. He notes the Derneo headhunters exaggeration of ferocity while acknowledging occasional headhunting as a warfare practice.
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Hornoo
Mla Hotlon
Soue
Ebownai
Ike Py Varin
Fane
Ioady
West
United States
Horace
Verneo
Derneo
Dsaks
Palhinder Mayne
Proved She Hart Need for Second Kerchief at White House
The account by David Haakhy Barbee in the Washington Post describes Dolly Milligan, a Whig figure linked to the White House era, noted for carrying two kerchiefs. One delicate kerchief served as a decorative token while a large red bandana was tied around her waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jemersna
Lee Godot Auiten
Whig House
Dolly
Charping
Exelatmation Inuit in early New England usage
The article traces the term exelatmation Inuit through early New England usage around 1604 and later references in 1773 correspondence. It notes linguistic roots from the Che mat burra in Middle High German meaning to hasten and links to phrases like hurraying and mirrah tens cited in 19th century contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hverak
New England
Addison
Goldsiath
Werestorl
Auckland
Splendid Exercise Board Firings From Invention History
A 40 by 7 inch wooden exercise board with a 3 inch shelf aids paralysia recovery by coordinating hand and arm muscles. It attaches to a bed or table with wooden screws and holds items like screen door springs, sash racks, cupboard latches, barrel bolts, and drawer pulls for therapeutic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bled
Mogaezine
Royal Ministers Presented Kneel as They Accept Power
In a rigid court custom, new ministers kneel to the king and take his hand but do not kiss it. An official is coached to avoid kissing and a fine timetor may excuse kneeling. Spats of office are handed to ministers by the king and later returned when they resign. London Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klowa Banda
London
Manil
Man Removes Horn From Groaning Patient at Hospital
A patient with a horn like growth on the forehead was brought to Alkens Taunts Pal Hospital where doctors planned to remove it. After examination they found the horn resembled part of a goat’s horn. The operation was performed and the horn was preserved in the hospital’s enclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aranepoulos
Alkens Taunts Pal
Enka
Sweden
Mevette
Italenga
Insects in Winter Shelters Across Environments
The excerpt discusses where insects hide in winter, noting ground, sand, water bodies, logs, dead wood, plant matter, damp crevices, and even human-provided shelters. It enumerates habitats like soil beneath debris, trunks, rotting wood, plant litter, fruits, and man-made refuges as winter quarters.
Humboldt County Republican primary announcements 1932 candidates
A stream of candidacy notices for Humboldt County Iowa offices. Individuals declare runs for County Recorder, County Attorney, Sheriff, Clerk of Court, and Clerk of Courts, urging Republican voters to consider them at the June primaries of 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Iowa
Republcan
Margaret J
Preble
Humbolith County
Districe Court
Repub
Ican
Primavita
M.A. Wallakait
Byrne Announces Candidacy for Humboldt County Treasurer
County Treasurer candidate Thay A Byrne declares bid for the office of Humboldt County treasurer subject to the will of one Republican veteran at the June 6, 1992 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbolt County
Laws
T. 8
Harwick
Tresaurer
Humboldt County
Thay. A. Byrne
Different Reactions to Fortune Across Names and Places
Alex Mc Garvox of Gledarm Ireland drops when told a brother’s fete earned 17 200 dollars. Mrs Blanche Karsch of Memphis Venn continues bargaining with dealer after learning her foster mother left her 3 500 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McGarvox
Gledarm
Ireland
Blanche Karsch
Memphis
Venn
Weathered by Blizzard Snow Shuts Roads and Trails
A Western newspaper reports heavy blizzard conditions with snow blocking routes and limiting travel. The account notes no trains, sleighs, or motor vehicles moving yesterday and mentions an unusual sight of a large animal seen on snow shoes.
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Mev
Mia Sobt
Smith
Misa Mary Speich
American Legion and Auxiliary
The
Legion Hell
Edward Oppedahl
John Korleski
Bygness
L. T. Midland
Madison
Wic
Calls Tuck
la Verne
Marx Schwyter
Switzerland
France
Owa
Joseph Walk
Diatrict Court
Ernest F. Eggerth
C. W. Garfield
M. A. Wallakait
Listelyt Court
Shipping Association
Will Packard
Leis
Algona
Clarence Erwin
Renwick Hatchery
D. Schuldt
Garner
G. A. Studdard
M. Kirk Sperry
J. J. Peer
A. R. Marti
Lowa City
Andrew Whan
Harry Wiser
Davebter
Lverne
Canton
Migs
Dolla Stoddard
Mes
Chester Stoddard
Ard
Laurence’ Millers Sodn
Mia
Willan Miller
Roy
Boing
Hey Webe
Ly Mig. Miller
Slater
Albert Hefti
Olay Eiuia
Opal Moritgon
LuVerne
Wil Diging
G. A. Stodard Hope
Row. McGowan
Corwin Poor's
Das. Hawthorne
Iast
Cliinet
Thoreday
Howard Granner
Stafford
Uye
Lele “National Parks
Vernon Theatre
Shanghat Rose
Irene Rich
Richard Walling
Ruth Hiatt
William Conklin
Baby
Nopco
Dyer’s Hatchery & Supply Co
Fagle Grove
Coreh
Gebs
Horthwesterk
Bell Telephone Company
Showeisa
Li W. Miller
Ean
UN Heowlek
Weetiling
Ver
Ewish
the Republic
Otera
H. J. Bexe
Humboklt County
T.J. Liguwen
W. H. Long
Kenwick, Lown
M.C
Rockwood
Kyra
Atced
Whong No. 26
Nonwick, Lown
J. R. Turner
Hemwick Savings Park
Vrotesalvant
Micon Noy
A. H. Stapford
Mcensed Veterinsrsa Tione No
Itenwick, Lowe
C. A. Packard
Loweat Rytet
Lorest
Ordi
Renwlek
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