Local News Items From Eagle Grove and Nearby
Readable notes report visits by Mrs H R Cook and Mr G A Richardson plus Mrs Miller to Weslay Were and Alexander relatives. The Quaker Oale On The Methodist Ladies Aid met yesterday afternoon with Miss Gaettach presenting a program. Apple prices at Olwen's Grocery noted at $2.76 per basket. Residents from Southiwick and Gotu field were seen visiting in town last Friday.
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Mika Onn Phipps
Gelling
Methodist Ladies Aid
Cook
Olwen's
J. J. Hockenberry
Weslay
Nero
Wemirh
G. A. Richardson
Ba AW Miller
Eagle Grove
Red Southiwick
Notice of Administrator Sale of Real Estate
The administrator of the estate of Caroline Clussen offers for sale to the highest bidder for cash on December 1, 1526, Lot four in original Leven 9 wick Iowa, at 2 o'clock. The right is reserved to reject any bid. Gar I Fleming, Administrator.
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Caroline
Clussen
Leven
Jowa
Appointment of Executor for August Swanson Estate
Notice from Humboldt County states Col. Bleranig is appointed and qualified as Executor of the August Swanson estate. Creditors must promptly settle debts or present claims with proper authentication to the undersigned for allowance. Filed with the Clerk of the District Court on November 18, 1925.
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Humboldt County
August Swanson
Avill
District Court
Col. Bleranig
Leyrien & Levrien
M.A. Wallokoit
Local notes from Luverne and area include visitors and births
George Studdard visits relatives in Luverne last Friday. Mrs N M Laohey of Goldfield visits, Florence Thiel returns to Marshalltown for nurse training. Rev Reuther and family visit, Sunshine Society to pack Christmas boxes. Betty Joan Norton born October 27. Congressman Dickinson backs C G A Richardson for postmaster. appointment likely after December Congress convenes.
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Misa Florence Thiel
Narshalltown
Teri Nue
Cource
Humbaldt’ ‘Rendering Works
Humboldt
Town
Reuther
Baby
Tey
Deering
Sheffield
E. G.grede
J. Dickinson
CG. A. Richardson
Catarrhal Deafness Claim Promoted by Medicine
An old advertisement touts TADS GAPARKIT MEDICINE as a remedy for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It warns of potential permanent hearing loss if inflammation is not reduced and promotes buying from druggists and the Payeney E Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Bneney E Co
Toledo
Ohio
Joined clubs and struggles with temptations in old city
A personal note reveals a man aiming to reform by joining social clubs and avoiding impropriety. He admits weakness, fears temptation from alcohol and magazines, and hopes not to fail when seeking election as secretary in youth circles.
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Io Clubs
Dinthie Kanieis
Enyouth
Fought Them Out Four Evenings In Choice Exchange
The fragmentary lines hint at a dialogue about exhausting a task or challenge over four evenings. It references a couple discussing whether to spend evenings fighting or solving something, implying a back-and-forth on effort and time. The text is sparse and unclear.
Bonfire of Adders Near Lag Iand Werr Districts
Years ago Lag Iand Werr districts faced a plague of adders in low-lying areas. Reptiles attacked on slight provocation, with workers near alluvial zones and tin-strewn ground suffering bites. One man found an alder in his milk bowl and sealed it with a cloth, drawing hissing adders that forced the group to flee. A ring of blazing Vasher encircled the bowl and the creatures were burned to death.
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Sumer
Vita
Bride's Pride as General Motors Compliment Echoed
In New York a bride asserts pride after General Motors pays her husband a high compliment. She says her husband’s devotion is unique, and quips that he even controls her cooking while the Detroit Free Press notes the exchange reflecting pride and emotion in a fragile, quoted moment.
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John Torts
Yellow Cab
General: Motors
LoughEiley
New York
General Motor
Raz
Swiss Fox Farm Planned in Klosters Near Vraetsfa
A report in the Fite Uricker Norhrichten states Swiss arrivals who saw success of fox breeding firms in America plan to start a silver fox farm in Klosters near Vraetsfa. The farm will import pairs of silver foxes from America in November and be managed by the returning warrant Doorian Moehanies Mags waine.
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Switzerland
America
Ins Beet
Klosters
Vraets Fa
Sayz
Amctica
Doorian Moehanies Magswaine
African Railroga to Double East Africa Rail Lines
The new territory name African Railrog hoganyika, formerly Cer iW in East Africa, plans to double railroad facilities. The East African Commission prepares to run shifts lines to connect with the main line near Negosa. Estimated mileage reaches about 1,000 miles with at least 100 miles in this period.
Wonders of the Andromeda Nebula and Its Vast Distance
The article notes a 1924 American Association for the Advancement of Science prize awarded for astronomical progress. It highlights the Andromeda nebula as the most distant object known, about 1,000,000 years light travel to Earth, with an estimated distance of 6,000,000,000,000,000,000 miles. It discusses its immense light output and its size comparable to our Milky Way, containing three or four million stars and resembling a grand stellar system.
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Carnegie
Mount’ Wilson
Andromeda
Earth
Milky- Wey
Situation at the Italian shop ends in brawl
Vincent, a peaceful man, worked at an avent shop with Italian girls. A passionate altercation broke out as the women scratched each other’s eyes. The boss Letkowits rushed to the machine room in a rage, crying that fighting is ongoing during working hours.
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Vincent
Getkowitz
Meester
Mr. Letkowits
Every
Shakespeare Up to Date at the Rotary Club
Fragmented cheerfully garbled note mentions a Rotary Club program and various quirky lines. It references Raleigh, Ler, Seea ED, a taxi writer, and a play about a spare tire with humorous misreadings. The text ends with a casual sign off from a Boston–area or Massachusetts context.
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Johnston
Sue
Raleigh
Queen
Ler
Lia
Ghiecker
Jalina
Caerar
Antony
Massachusetts
Tranitute of Technology
Yoo Nag
Heartfelt gifts from pupils cheer East side teachers
A Detroit News report describes an East side teacher recalling gifts from students including flowers cards and a small card with a playful note. The tale highlights the affection teachers receive from pupils despite imperfect contents such as green caterpillars presented as a joke.
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East Side
Detroit News
Collecta Match Box Collection Grows With World Goods
Frank L. Qingher of Boowick Ma maintains a diverse match box collection. The tally climbs as new boxes arrive from around the world including a Virginia gift that sparked the latest addition. Weekly arrivals number in the dozens, though many types are already in the collection.
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Frank L. Qingher
Boowick
Virginia
Tourists Spend 2.5 Billion Lire in Traty in 1924
Figures from the Italian national tourism authority show that visitors from all regions spent two billion five hundred million lire in Traty during 1924. The report highlights global tourist activity and the strong appeal of Traty as a travel destination.
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Traty
Ualian
Tyireau
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