Local News Fragments From Takola and Fort Dodge Area
Fragmentary local notices report residents Carl and Olle Switeon and Ray Falls among tullars at Takola or Tuesday Will Blac with Herts Woodrock in weeks ahead WGUL to meet MracG Ay Fackard on Wednesday in Manis City. Marriage plans, weddings, and neighbor greetings noted. A house struck by lightning damaged a home and several vehicles. responders put out fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Olle Switeon
Ray Falls
Takola
Manis City
Punch Boards and Slot Machines Ordered Out
Local authorities moved to remove punch boards and slot machines from venues amid a crackdown. Officials stated the devices are unlawful and must cease operation, though some venues have kept them running longer than permitted, prompting public concern.
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Stoddard
Vonie
Offtelula
Open Season On Pheasants in North Iowa Counties
Open season for pheasants in eleven north Iowa counties runs October 24 for three days, with hunting allowed from dawn until sunset each day. The bag limit is three cock birds daily, and only males may be shot. Counties listed include Winnebago, Wright, Bremer, Cerro Gordo, Butler, Mitchell, Franklin, Kossuth, Floyd, Grundy, and Black Hawk.
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Ojpen Sduven
Iowa
Wes
Alberk
Winnebago
Wright
Bremer
Cérro Gordy
Butler
Mitchell
Franklin
Kossuth
Broyd
Grundy
Black Hawk
Webster City area announces Miss Yanney engagement
Announcement from Webster City states Miss Laura Yanney daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hi Yanney will marry Mr Carl Schipull son of Mr and Mrs Chas Schipoll of Renwick on Wednesday Oct 1 The wedding notice follows a gathering at her home north of Webster City where she hosted twelve close friends last Thursday evening
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Laura Yanney
J. Hi. Yanney
Webster City
Marrieth
Carl’ Schipull
Chas, Schipoll
Renwick
Yanney
Grounding Device Aimed at Safer Line Work
A Wisconsin electric service engineer proposes a grounding device to string extra wires safely. The invention channels any live current through a built in path to earth, reducing shock and fire hazards during maintenance and repairs. The concept emphasizes immediate discharge of electricity and enhanced worker protection.
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Die Enginieere
Winconsing Electric Service
Fairbanks-Alorse
Hanse Light
Vinimilta
Fairbanks
Local Visitors and Home News From Port Dodge
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kraft and Fritz were Port Dodge visitors Jaak Manclus Rev and Mrs E G Gaede and aby visit relatives in Simnor Ars Paterson of Webster City visits Mrs Jamie Swanson Mrs St G Gricele recently operated at Roches Mima recovering Mrs Helen Brink leaves for Hyytley TH to visit sister Luc at Skeele Mra Palinstreer and families of Alexander and Chaney Yshnsteer and families of Goldfield visited Hast Sunday with Mya WR Benedict Ara Bishop and Hen of Montevideo visit Mr and Mrs W W McCurry James McCurry and daughter Alice of Engle Grove also here that Sunday City Cafe installs new Frigidaire container for sea foods and other items to prevent spoilage saving labor and stock up on Eskimo pies and tollypans
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Ars. Paterson
Webster City
Jamie Swanson
St. G. Gricel
Roches- Mima
Ara. Bishop
Montevideo
Mion
W. W. McCurry
James McCurry
Alica
Engle Grova
Hal
Elsc
Hannd
New Treatment Claims Rapid Relief for Catarrh
For over four decades Tad Omuaoue Menon has touted a cure for catarrh and sinus issues. The firm Andrischelats F. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio markets a so called ported tonic claiming to act on the brain and mucous surfaces to reduce irritation and improve conditions.
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Omuatoue Menon
Death of a Poet Rescued After Sea Ordeal
A poem by Albert Payson in Hearst's Informational Cosmopolitan recounts Volmagnints alleged death and a later rescue at sea. The tale follows his drift through perilous surf near the Atlantic and his stubborn will powering survival before a rescue ship saved him.
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Alu
Uridueport
Valuiquist
Atlantic
Koura
Albert Payson
Vorhove
Hearst
Burmese Child Marvel Draws Great Crowds at Prome
A five year old Burmese boy, Mie Kyine, is hailed as a child marvel at Lower Buona. Crowds from Burmese and Indian communities attended in Prome, with a special train run by the railroad authorities to accommodate the influx. The deputy commissioner accompanied him to Prome and the boy spoke for two hours urging religiously aligned social and moral reform while discouraging wealth.
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A&a
Buona
Mie
Pawngile
Prome
Ed Ammissioner
Ute
Kansas
Centenary Road Celebration in the European Alps
The centenary celebration of the Sielvio road marks a milestone in Alpine travel. Built a century ago by Austria for military movement to protect Italy, the route spans about forty miles across Europe’s highest pass near Glornal snows. After the ceremony, a major tunnel-led upgrade is planned to modernize this famed highland corridor.
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Sielvio
Italy
Tyrol
Austria
Burropa
Gothard
Simplon
Ore deposits in California hold vast iron reserves
Conservatively an estimated 200 million tons of high grade iron ore exist in Southern California. Major deposits include Bigle Mountain Riverside County near Los Angeles with about 66 million tons, Cave Canyon 200 miles east with about 20 million tons, and Kelso 236 miles east with 10 million tons of Bessemer grade hematite.
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California
Bigle Mountain
Riverside Couity
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railway
Cave Canyon
Union Pacific
Kelso
Telephone Talk Volumes and Time in the United States
Estimated comprehensive figures indicate 60 million telephone talks daily in the United States. Each call averages five minutes, totaling 300 million minutes or 6 million hours per day. Annual figures imply billions of minutes and substantial yearly totals in talk activity.
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United States
His Match Visitor at Passing Show Golf Links
A fragmentary report notes a visitor at the Passing Show near the golf links. The text mentions a deceased parrot and a poor dear, with unclear chronology or names.
Locust Pest Threat Prompts National Attack Measures
Reports describe a severe locust plague across farms and orchards, causing near total crop loss. A special Locust Department deploys trains and motor columns to spray arsenic solution, dust the country, and mobilize farmers with oxen and dragged branches. A Folanitesburg factory processes locusts into cattle cake and fowl feed.
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Sykeio Brass
Apraya
Poigone
South Africa
Iocnet
Armixture
Folanitesburg
Reindeer Transport Hope Tangles with LappS Traditions
A fragment notes the Lapps clinging to traditional transport by reindeer. The text suggests surprise at remaining faithful to old methods, reflecting cultural persistence.
Finicky Conductor Walter Damresch recalls the uist absurdity
The famous conductor complains about bone conductors and wood winds failing to satisfy, insisting on a more subdued movement. The musicians whisper, pause, and retune as Damresch demands subtler tones before final approval.
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Walter Damresch
Uist
Onice
Home Economics Course Expands At Manual Arts High
A homemaking program at Manual Arts High School in Los Angeles has broadened to include nutrition, meal planning, and cooking, along with guidance on conduct, parenthood, and child nurture. Enrollment has doubled as boys pursue this practical curriculum toward graduation.
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Tes Angeles
Revival of India’s Pind Weaving Gains Steam in Bombay Region
Reports from Bombay indicate a revival of Pind Weaving as a prime Indian art. The movement centers on Sholapur, home to many cotton mills, with policy aims to boost the industry and raise cotton consumption in yarn by about sixteen percent over the past twenty years.
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India
Bombay
Sholapur
Useless Bla At Ban Game Exchange Quip In Recorder
In Allston Recorder a brief exchange notes a ban game moment. George comments that he hit the ball into counter Bell and asks what he is running for. A spectator replies that one of the men nearby will reach it before him.
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George
Bell
Allston
Debt for Roads Highlights State Prosperity Link
The excerpt notes that highway construction debts rose last year and that the most indebted states are among the most prosperous, indicating a paradox between debt levels and economic strength across the union. It emphasizes the distribution of road funding and fiscal exposure among states.
When it's Easy It Isn't Biticult to Va Humble
Humorous Duluth Herald line notes that modesty fades when one grows important, suggesting pride and ease may suppress humble behavior as stature rises. The quip contrasts simplicity with significance in public life, implying notoriety shifts personal demeanor.
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Duluth Herald
No Hunting Allowed Across Prestiges and Signatories
A formal notice declares no hunting permitted on the property and vows enforcement of the law. The document lists several signatories including Henry Packard, Orla French, Chas. Sehipull, Oliver Chapman, J. HoFeank, Bertio Ci. Martin, Will Helmké, Joe Abernathy, Geo. Hoffman, Alfred Price, Graver Yoder, Henry Blesie, and Guy Ballard.
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Packard
Henry FE
W. A. Packard
Orla
Sehipull
Kelling
Oliver Chapman
William Shrader
J.hofeank
Bertio
Martin Will Helmké
Joe Abernathy
Geo. Hoffman
Alfred Price
Graver Yoder
Henry Blesie
Guy Ballard
Lee Osa
Overbangh
Notice of Probate of Will in Humboldt County Iowa
District Court of Iowa in Humboldt County cites a will for August Swanson, deceased, filed September 26 1925 and opened November 1925 at 2 o'clock. The court appoints an administrator to probate and invites interested parties to show cause why the will should not be admitted. Dated September 20 1925.
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District’ Court of
Iowa
Humboldt County
August Swangon, Tate
County
August Swanson
M. A. Wallakeit
Dietrich Court
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Antinald
Humboldt Rendering Works
Humbollt
Towa
Eil Qhitary
Frei! Ruwintiaior
Robt, McGowan
Mra
le We Miller and
Mire
Raenua Haruo Wave' Anriang
Wie
Fort Dodge Vlalters Dist Firiday
Monty
Gelgel
Reschrfield Deita
Mirus Coh
Scott
Martie
Femere Jones
Plandy
Northwestern Bell Telephone Go
Bell System
Humboldt Co
Ernest Kraft
Sop Fritz
Jaak Manclus
E.G. Gaede
Aby
Simnor
Helen Brink
Foxy
Nenry Palinsteer
Alexander and
Chaney Yshnsteer
Goldfield
Mya
Benedict
Tron. Ore
Pest
Puceey
Tete
Queler Oats Company
Renwick, Iowa
Foster
Chas, A. Walker
Fairbanks-Morse Products
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