Local News Notes From Gosfeld Ames and Nearby
Miss Lara Packard of Gosfeld visited yesterday with her mother Mia. Oscar Enigatrom of Webster City speaks of intent in inc a good. A baby boy born last Sunday to George Belt and wife, second child for them. Marian Smith of Ames visits relatives and friends in this vicinity last weekend. Large turnout at the Community Lita Institute service at Hardy last Sunday with Dr. Reavy and a Ringsted visitor. Don’t kill your wife, let me do the dirty work, message from R W Skinner Goldfield Iowa.
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Lara Packard
Gosfeld
Oscar Enigatroma
Webster City
Hardy
Reavy
Ringsted
R. W. Skinner
Doadar Nat the Veriton Event Highlights Ay
An eventing note mentions Bah Soni Ay and Hlay covering activities at Doadar Nat the Veriton. Readable fragments indicate a local cultural gathering with performers and audience engagement underway.
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Hlay
Doadar
Goldfield News Brief Highlights Local Happenings
A picaresque roundup covers health fads with Tanlac restoring dozens to health, local social visits by AR Martin Ca io Engstrain and Mrs Ed Madon, and church work at the W G T U meeting invited by Mrs James Clowes. Reports recount school sports, nearby farm sales, May baskets, and a city flower sale. a bus ride to Drake stadium features Coach Thompson and Cornell athletes. A minor accident injures Grace Hoffman and Alfie Eastman in a buggy mishap near Humboldt, with repairs and safety cautions noted.
Vernon School Gathers For Arbor Day and Talk from State Rep
Students at Vernon school celebrated Arbor Day with a plantings event and a community dinner. State Representative Omen Nervig attended, delivering a talk that inspired pupils and highlighted the school’s good fortune.
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Uke Pratik
Misa
Jeasio Jensier
Allna Nelson
Fryiy
Gr. Bushell
Dr. Roachan
Medy
Sinulay
Grammai
Gaya Ileacher
Miss Geigel
Esther Rancens
Sach
Nellie Green
Omen Nervig
Auto fee delinquents shrink but 30,000 still due
The 1922 automobile fee collections show about 30,000 owners still unpaid by May 1, with state estimates suggesting 25,000 to 30,000 cars unsettled and a prior year total exceeding 50,000 delinquents. Officials warn owners face penalties as the deadline nears.
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Iuea
Secretary of State
Lovrien Announces Candidacy for Turnbledt County Rep
Fred C Lovrien declares his candidacy for State Representative from Turnbeldt County subject to the will of Republican voters in the June 1922 primaries.
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Turnbeldt
Fred C, Lovrien
Seed Corn for Sale by Renwick and Pohfolit
Real fine geed corn for sale the Early Rose big long ear with large kernels ten days earlier than other corn raised by Renwick Charley Pohfolit.
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Pear Renwick
Charley Pohfolit
Local Political Visit and Community Notices Fill Week
County events include Attorney Garfield visiting Humboldt voters to engage locals. Mrs. Sterner hosts her parents from Stanhope. Chas Thompson relatives traveled from Brittlesh to share a day with the family. Frank J. Lund of Water City, GOP congressional candidate, works the district. Manning suffers an accident involving two fingers in an oat feeder. Mr. Harton of Eagle assists in the oat field.
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John Sterner
G. Kepler
Stanhope, Inne
Chas. Thompson
Brittlash
Frank J. Lund
Wobater City
Congress
Tanta
A.R. Bartin Co
Goldfeld Chronicle
Morral Manning
Wis
Wm. Harton
Eagle
Religious Church Notes and Social at Home
A church notes update urges prayer and moral reflection with a Thursday evening prayer meeting at Mrs. Madison’s home. Friday events include a school gathering at Gray Hall and a social at Richardton Hall hosted by the Ladies Aid. The Sunday program features "Helping Others" in the morning and "Moral Surgery" in the evening led by Pastor R. E. Cook.
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Servid
Auron
Madaon
Mt Richardton Hall
Oyborg
Ri, E
Cook
Corwith Local Fire Causes Minor Damage and Varying Incidents
A Corwith Cooperative elevator fire last Saturday evening was quickly controlled by water. A pig exhibit in town featured deformed livestock with dead births. Mrs Peters is mentioned with a chicken house incident. A Corwith boy suffered a forearm fracture during vaulting. Legion memorabilia suffered in a separate fire.
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Astler
Co-operative
Apostle
Gdl Saueta
John ‘Patterson
Catarrh Cure Adopts Local Therapeutic Claims
An old advertisement touts a four part remedy for catarrh including a medicine, an ointment, a tonic, and a cleansing oil. It claims quick relief by local application and internal toning to soothe mucous membranes and reduce inflammation, naming several generic suppliers.
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Cheney
Parsee
Ohig
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