Local News Highlights And Community Notes
Mrs D H Allen traveled to Des Moines on Saturday afternoon. For sale: extra good big type OS boars Fairfield Dean. Charles Egeerth returned home from college in Armes. M E aid society enjoyed a gathering at Mrs H C Hawthorn’s home. Mr and Mrs Hartz from Port Byron Ill visited the Harry Wagner family. C W Yeoman and wife came back from Minnesota. they left their car in Fenton due to bad roads. Fritz Coyle and Mayde Coyle faced a horse riding accident with a broken arm. Mrs B D Millers returned from Des Moines. sister-in-law Mrs Sanders and her son accompanied her home, then left for Blue Earth Minn. The editor notes a small tile and invites information for a job in the country. Currents in fade channels are confusing. In late September three Buenos Aires bound steamships with wheat will reach New York, connecting to Europe as U S wheat reaches high prices since the Civil War. This is the first time the U S has imported wheat from Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Europe
United States
Argentina
Surprise Birthday Party For Boone High Students
Surprise party honored Alpha Packard and Ruth Hupkins at the S. J. Packard home last Wednesday evening. Boone Two youths and High School pupils joined in games and refreshments, celebrating the two birthdays in a large, happy gathering that ended late.
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Alpha Packard
Ruth Hupkins
Boone Two
S. J. Packard
Renwick Town Team Beats Hardy 27 to 24 in OT Thriller
Renwick defeated Hardy 27 to 24 after a tied game at full time. An extra five minutes decided the outcome as Renwick scored a field goal and a foul basket. This victory marks Renwick's third consecutive win.
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Renwick Town
Hardy
Renwick
Jolly Birthday Club Meets With Mrs Simpson
The Jolly Birthday Club met October 10 with 14 members and 3 visitors. They presented Mrs Simpson a tablecloth, and the afternoon was spent sewing and piecing blocks. Refreshments followed and the group adjourned to meet October 25 with Mrs Packard.
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Jolly Birthday Club
Jolly. Birthday
E.A. Simpson
Henry Packard
John Deere Spreaders and Wagons Arrive for Notice
Four carloads of John Deere spreaders plows and LaCrosse plows arrive at the autos and auto supplies yard. The notice asserts non-responsibility for debts and lists Frank Helmke Claus Helmke Sr and others as contracting parties per the public notice.
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Just
John Deere
Weberland
Will Yeoman
Hardy
Lowa
Frank Helmke
Claus Helmke
Fresh Oysters at Huegerich Cafe
Fresh oysters advertised at Huegerich Cafe with boasts of best quality. The item also notes assorted local happenings including H E Gaettsch traveling to Dubuque on business, Esther Straight returning from Ceylon Minn, and Bud Hazelgoat family visiting from Hainais. Local projects include remodeling by Wes Brink in the northwest district.
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Huegerich Cafe
H. E. Gaettsch
Dubuque
Esther Straight
Ceylon
Minn
Obituary of Clark Krutsinger in Kanawha community
Clark Krutsinger born 1870 in Clay County Iowa lived in Humboldt County before marrying Lilly J Spurgeon on November 16 1904. They had seven children Marion Jya Inez May Clark and others living with a wife and mother. He died October 10 1916 at Algona Hospital after a brief illness aged 46 years 10 months 9 days. Funeral held at Kanawha M E church with many friends present and burial west of town. He was a diligent worker faithful husband and affectionate father. Sympathy extended to the bereaved.
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Clark Krutsinger
Levi
Sarah Krutsinger
Clay Co
Humboldt Co
Lilly J. Spurgeon
Marion
Jya
Inez
May
Clark
Silas
Jasper
Sil
Edward
Clear Lake
Minn
Marian
Cherokee
Bermudas
Thor
Anna Smith
Clain Falls
Wis
Algona Hospital
Peta
M. BE
Kanawha
Loclock
Local notices from Algana and area residents
Mrs J A Ross and daughter Marie visited Algana yesterday. Fritz Britt from Melbourne stayed for a few days this week. Mr and Mrs A H Beott returned from their wedding trip to Kentucky and have begun housekeeping in the northwest part of town. Cement sold at the plant remains available.
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J. A. Ross
Marie
Algana
Fritz -Britt
Melbourne
A. H. Beott
Kentucky
Henhe
Gifts from New Blood For Old Customers ELE McCORMICK
A short notice advertises gifts from New Blood for longtime customers and promotes Tame Hay for sale by ELE McCormick.
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ELE. McCormick
Planners Seem to Aim for New Paving Blocks
Notes show Algona intends to install sixty blocks of paving next spring. Glaussen Bros. add a gasoline tank and pump at their garage. E. E. McCormick handles barred Plymouth Rock roosters. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Richardson visited Allison earlier this week. A huge shipment of 12,500 cases of tulips and bulbs from Holland arrives in New York, the largest ever. New York City Board of Education budget totals $42,612,439, illustrating the scale of city business. fifteen states together spent less on public schools last year. A U S consul at Vera Cruz notes rising soap imports, reaching 170,900 pounds in twelve months.
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Board of Education of
New York City
United States
Vera Cruz
Mexico
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Beaver
Mink
Holland
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Murl B. Richardson
Claussen Bros. Garage
RenWick, Iowa
D. H. Allen
Des Moines
Fairfield
Charles Egeerth
Armes
M. E. Aid Society
H.C. Hawthorn
Mrs. Hartz
Port Byron, Ill
Harry Wagner
Fritz
Mayde Coyle
Humboldt
O T
B. T. W. Club
J. M. Overbaugh
Olive Palmer
Marie ‘Dagstrom
Violet’ Hanson
Peterson
Lola
Ist
Chapman
Eva Packard
Richardson’s Store
Coal
M. J. Holt the Hardware Man
Bud Hazelgoat
Hainais
Stauffacher
Godfrey of
Laverne
Wes Brink
The
Laura Hale
T. U
Chester
White Boars
Algona
Saie
Plymouth Rock Gockerels
E. E. McCormick
Glaussen- Bros
M. B. Richardson
Allison
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