Local News Notes from LaVerne and Surrounding Towns
The column records visits and events around LaVerne and nearby towns. Mrs Laura M Smith traveled from Fort Dodge for a few days, locals attended a football game in Eagle Grove, and D W Ramm of LaVerne commented this week. Postmasters Paul and Mrs Paul Pigi attended a conference in Des Moines. Also noted are farm sales and livestock listings, wrecks, local injuries, Swiss calves birth, and a new post office rule permitting letter recovery during delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pigi
Dés Moines
Paul
Europe
Post Office Department
Unclear OCR Text Reflects Numerical Figure Discussion
The readable portions discuss figures and dating tied to a year, referencing 1922 and repeated numbering. It mentions beginning with a number and evaluation of figures and entities, but the fragment lacks coherent context or identifiable names or events. The piece appears as an incomplete data note rather than a full report.
Humble Humboldt Editor Faces Mockery Over Dinner Pie
A garbled historical clipping mocks a Humboldt editor for a sparrow pie recipe and political blunder. It parodies press tone, mentions a transformed dish and public reaction to the misrendered text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Bazaar by Lutheran Ladies Aid Planned for Saturday
The Lutheran Ladies Aid announces a Bazaar to be held on Saturday November 1. The event features assorted crafts and baked goods, with proceeds aiding church activities and community service programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Local notices and sales in Renwick area
A collection of small items reports sales of animals and birds priced for sale or rent, a district program and social event, a ministerial stroke of paralysis, editorial musings on town commerce, and encouragement to support local advertisers in Renwick and surrounding towns.
Walls Catarre Medicine’s Front Line Catarrh Treatment
For over four decades the product labeled Walls Catarrh Medicine claims success in treating catarrh. It combines an ointment applied locally and a tonic absorbed through the blood to reduce symptoms. Available through Cheney & Co and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail
Drugeta BL
Cheney & Ci
Ulado, Ghigy
Town Board Proceedings Record of November 7 1922
Minutes show mayor presiding with council voting approval of bills from local vendors including Walker Gerk Co Cohen Lygs White Phillips Co and others. Actions include signing memo of agreement with the Yreuum Oil Co transferring funds and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowiell
Imdsont
Paivek
Connell Ballet
Flommigy
Giuttsely Mediiy
Aid Boters
Ulin
Rand
Gerke Walker
Walker
Beckie
McGurey
Christ Hessen
Arthur Milley
Maver
Yreuum Oil Co
Frita Mritt
Vernon News Highlights From Vernon Area
Frank Jeger digs a well near Arnold and Hyqnk Green on a Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mark Foviler and family visited the Jake River home last Saturday evening. Vernon residents spent Armistica day at Renwick with the Vernon Greheatra part of the program. Mr and Mrs Jake Rier hosted a large gathering at their home last Saturday. Lee Blessner returns from Ames and plans to stay through the Christmas holidays before resuming college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jeger
Arnold
Haunol
Mark Foviler
Jake River
Vernon
Renwick
Vernon Greheatra
Jake Rier
Lee Blessner
Ames
First Cotton Bale Brings Large Sums For Charities
The season's first cotton bale sold in Houston for 1200 dollars benefiting Voras charities and Manchester Cotton Association. It later fetched 2155 dollars at a public auction in England with proceeds to Lancashire charities. The bale was then sent to Yorkshire for further charity sales benefiting medical institutions.
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Houston
Voras
Manchester Cotton Association
England
Manchester
Lancashire Charities
Yorkshire
Trraihens
Portland cement production rebounds after war decline
In 1919 cement output and shipments rose with Portland cement up 14 percent in quantity and 21 percent in value. Production reached 19,559,150 long tons, raw price at $10.10. The industry cited five manufactories and per capita consumption about 0.77 barrel, amid activity in shipments exceeding production.
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Milla
Broadway Bruges or Bust The Big Invasion of Broadway Tourists
An English writer notes a wave of American visitors this summer described as the largest yet. The town of Wampton Court hosts them, with tourists carrying cameras guides and movie books. State apartments and galleries buzz with Broadway like crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayas
Wampton Court
Broadway
Renwick Calebirated Apiliance Day Celebrations
Community celebration honoring Renwick veterans featured a morning program with civic groups and a picnic dinner. Afternoon and evening activities included a free program at the Verner Theatre, with pupils and residents attending and a Sky Mical show presented by the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Veterans of Tives wWaia
Propria
Verner
Ver Wnda
Reniviek
Hart
Lev
Southgate
Algona
American Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiga Wasa Laverne
Jn Slanea
Eagle Grove
Laura M. Smith
Fort Dodge
D. W. Ramm
LaVerne Wratten
Clans
G Enius
Sonia
B. Ry Turner
Baby
Turner
Jaws
Edgar, Schoolcraft
Opal
Ed Mason
Liv
Henry Roge
Reinwick
Goldsfield
aLey
Chester
Lane
Erith Cook
Kanawha
Henry Packard
Jersey
W.H. Helmke
S. B. Hefry & Son Farm
M. B. Richardson
Yemen Theatre
Frank Mayo
Gm AE
Singer
Jack Holt
Lila Lee
Lois Wilson
Conrad Nagel
Cosma Hamilton
Shropshire
J. H. Frank
Rae Goettsch
Port Dodge
Henry Hawthorn
Calor
Fortuosa Savings Bank
Goldfiéla
James
Nelson Hina Chaice
Leghorn
Boone Two
Jessie Bleasner
A.C. Parr
A. B. Richardson
Alice
Sherwood
The
la Verne News
Times
Couteil Proceedings
Broadway Bnogue
Ederal
Federal Oil & Supply Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Renwick Auto Co
Poland
China
Army Farm
Fagle Grove
Oakwood Giant
Diamond
Servier
Big Tim
C. H. Porter
W.R. Ritchie
E. ©. Platt
Hart Dodge
Boston
Lopmast
RN Teall
Norte
Mia
Toyland
Howton
Gesser Sarita
Boston Store
Fort Dof Aloe
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