Sheriff's Sale of LeRoy DePewy Property in Humboldt County Iowa
Sheriff Hansen of Humboldt County issues a sale notice under a general execution directing seizure of 260 old White Leghorn chicks and 480 young White Leghorn birds in Renwick area. Civil action from First National Bank of Renwick versus LeRoy DePew, dated September 16, 1926, sets sale at 2 PM with cash bid to satisfy debt plus interest and costs. no redemption.
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Thinboldt
LeRoy
Humboldt County
Union
Muorit
Firat’ Natiorial Bank
Renwick Wrid Agpijnat LeRoy Debew
Humboltet
Iowa
Lettoy DePew
Renwick
Renwick School Notes Senior class to run Uheetiapel exercizer week
Renwick notes report the Senior class will oversee activities this week with plans for a study subject by Mr Ralaton at the Mgt School. Indy's teachers entertained by Mort Nightly Club. A community meeting elected Irwin Peer president, replacing Mr Gray. Humbaldt County baseball tournament set for Oct 9 with four teams Bode Gilmore City Ollosen Kenwick. Tickets to be sold. community urged to support a successful event.
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Ralaton Apoka
Mgt
Indy
Mrw.talston
Mort
W. Miller
Bode
Ted
Irwin Peer
Gray
Beer
Humbaldt
Stelock
Gilmore City
Ollosen
Kenwick
Town Council Meets Regular Oct 1 1926 session
The Town Council met October 1 1926 with Mayor presiding. Members Hablex Plemimix Goettsch McCurry present, Black absent. Bills listed include Jobo Egenes Times Vernon Township Marshall Electrical Engineering Go Palrbanks Morse & Go Orms reach Chas Minor Telephone Matt Purgert & Sons Go. Motion to approve bills carried. Adjournment moved and carried. Dietrich Elmer, Clerk.
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Ortley
Roll
Hablex
Plemimix
Goettsch
McCurry
Black
Jobo Egenes
Vernon Township
Marshall
Palrbanks Morse & Go
Orms
Chas
Matt Purgert & Sons
Special Meeting Notice for Hardy Bank Stockholders
The Peoples Savings Bank of Hardy Iowa announces a special stockholders meeting at a said link in Hardy on November second 1926 at two oclock pm. The meeting aims to renew the bank charter and decide on a stock increase. Signed October 5 1926 by President Neil Lanson and Cashier E J Elanson with officers and directors listed.
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The
Peoples Savings Bank of
Hardy
Iowa
Yow Ava
Aald Linnk
Lows
Toeetiay
Yaid Bank
Aaid Bank
Thia
First Baptist Church J to Host Morning Warships Meeting
The Northern Association will meet at Swea City on Get, bth to 7th. Next Sunday morning Misa Alley Rolling will occupy the pulpit. Come and hear ter. No evening service.
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U. Dp
Northern Association
Swea City
Misa Alley
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service and Activities
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor E G Gaedo with English services at 7 30 p m Sunday school supervised by John Egenes at 11 00 0. 01. A rep of the new hospital at Port Dodge will address the congregation briefly after services. Mrs Fred Hefty visited relatives at Tonkinlage. Attendees included Rey, Miaohn DeVyser, Miss Lota Hinas, Mrs G S Peters, Frank Ward, Mya, Elly Lockwood and Leila at Swea City for the Northern Baptist Association.
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Sanday School
Egenes
Luther Leagan
New Buthoric Hospital of
Port Dodge
Inability to Make a Perfect Sphere Spurned by Science
An article notes that creating a perfect sphere defies practical manufacture and compares it to making a flawless edge. A letter from a leading American optical instrument maker argues the effort is prohibitively costly due to the high expense of precise production.
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Scienca
Chiles
Charles SN. Gurle
St. Nicholas
America
Torbl
Reckuting
Ita
Humboldt Legion Faces Risk of Building Loss
Officers of the American Legion at Humboldt call a stockholders meeting to discuss saving the building from falling into mortgage holders. The structure barely covers costs and may require changes to free space for rentals to boost revenue. Several plans are under consideration and will be debated Friday evening.
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The
American Legion
Building Corporation
Humboldt
Republican
Haldera
Dance at Livermore with Lloyd Wells Orchestra
Lloyd Wells and his real orchestra will play for the big Thursday night dance at Livermore. Tickets reduced to $1.00. A large crowd expected. An old time and new time dance is planned for October 7 in Livermore with Hog Calling Contest entries already received and prizes to be awarded.
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Lloyd Wells
Livermore
Livermoore
Menager Shepard
Haa
Candace Packard Joins College Orchestra Honors
Candace Packard, a Grinnell College student, earned a place in the Callega Orchestra. The fifty piece ensemble had five vacancies this year and Candace was one of two freshman women admitted among the new members.
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Candace Packard
Grinnell’ College
Notice City water and light payable at first National Bank
City water and light bills are now payable at the First National Bank. Dietrich Wilmer, Clerk, directs residents to make payments at the bank.
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Lilia
First National Bank
Dietrich Wilmer
World Series Radio Attendees From St Louis and New York
A fragmentary note details attendance at world series games by adults 18 and over from St Louis and New York via radio. It mentions Mr and Mrs L I Hayes visiting relatives in Illinois and Missouri, a Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs Garl Schipall near Woalstock, and a birth at De Sam'é hospital in Clarion. The week’s weather records rain on Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday, with one nice day. Also notes Mr and Mrs Lloyd Staulticher of Wisconsin visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Needer as newlyweds on their wedding trip.
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St. Louis
New York
Lloyd Staulticher
Wisconsin
Henry Needer
Hot Day Work Outside in Ma Shade and Heat
The report describes extreme heat with a 96 degree reading in Plymouth Massachusetts. Observers seek shade and cooling measures near the hotel Jolley and a cooler of iced water as crowds gather. A woman’s friend reads about a plan to move north toward relief from the persistent warmth.
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Dtia
Hoemmoueler
Nedding
Gwif
Jolley
Wayie
Fiat
Hyver
Alt Amall
Owir
Hulle
Chantauqnawari
Mer
Sun
Plants Grow Fast with Round-the-Clock Electric Light
In Yonkers New York an experimental greenhouse uses constant electric illumination to accelerate growth. A traveling crane floods beds with light by night boosting flowering, with peas blooming in five weeks and Oriental clover flowering in two months. Orchids bloom on fixed schedules, signaling future horticulture possibilities.
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Yonkers
N. C
London to Kill Pigeons Needs Parliament Action
London faces a pigeon overpopulation described as a picturesque nuisance near St. Pauls Cathedral. A dispatch to the Philadelphia Ledger notes the birds cause damage and pose hygiene concerns, prompting calls for amended nets and, if possible, a city remedy within parliamentary action.
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London
Philadelphia Public Ledger
St. Pauls Cathedral
Bondo
Let Us Be Careful Warns Against Idolizing Silken Calf
A Boston Transcript clip quotes B. L. B. protesting the prevailing display of femininity in public and media. He warns against excessive emphasis on appearance on streets, elevated trains, billboards, and magazines, urging restraint to preserve historical legacy and avoid idolizing beauty.
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B. LB
Ihea
Doston
Children Heart Ailments Crowd Reported in Nation
Statistics indicate more than 500000 children suffer heart conditions with 200000 afflicted by organic heart disorders. Physicians attribute causes to growing pains rheumatism bad tonsils adenoids and habits such as tobacco tea coffee and nicotine.
Early Light Bulbs Show New Technology in Colorado
In Leadville Colo local inventors take bulbs designed by Thomas Moison during early electric lighting experiments. The bamboo crafted Almont is noted as a support while the bulbs convert elastic current into light, signaling progress in early electrical development.
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Leadgile
Colo
St. George
Thomas Moison
Sncandeacont
New Theory On The Cause Of Lightning Explored
Mentor Magazine notes a new theory from India by Dr. George O Slaypoon. The explanation describes water drops breaking up to separate negative and positive electricity, charging cloud tops, and lightning forming when opposite charges overcome air insulation.
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India
George 0. Slaypoon
Simpson
Mentor Magazine
Editor and Reporter Clash Over Missing Story Tale
Conversation reveals tension between editor and reporter about a tale and a costume choice. Fragmentary dialogue references telor dressing and a sword, leaving unclear context and outcome.
Movement of Continents to Be Observed by International Team
Youth's Companion reports a plan by about twenty countries to observe continental drift. Stations at diverse locations will record precise star-aligned positions this fall and again in 1931 and five years later to detect any secular movement of continents if present.
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Paz
Italian Silk Federation Forms in Milan for Concerted Action
Italian silk producers and associations have formed the Federazione Serica Halvana with headquarters in Milan to coordinate policy. A European silk congress will meet in spring 1927 in Milan, and a Cantignat silk exposition is planned for Como that year.
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Vari Miuinufarfurers
Varius
Havecently
Federazione Serica
Halvana
Milan
Como
Standardization to Save Vast Sums in Steel Industry
The move toward standardization promises significant savings in the steel industry, with a sweeping reduction in the variety of saber shears previously produced. This standardization, urged for some time by the United States Department of Commerce, targets major cost cuts and efficiency gains.
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United States Department of Commerce
Columnist Misses Punny Caption For Beach Conference
The Toston Transcript notes a columnist’s failed joke about a group of bathing girls on the beach. It laments missing a witty caption for a supposed fledgling joke and recalls past quips.
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Toston
Honor First Osteopath Memorial to Dr Andrew Suill
A memorial to Dr Andrew T Suill founder of osteopathy is planned near Tonesville Virginia with the log cabin birthplace dating back to 1898. The cabin built in 1822 remains occupied and was moved to Kirbyville Missouri where he established an aeial college.
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Andrew T. Suill
Tonesville
Ton Pack
Kirbyville
Aeiical College
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