Gray's Corner Offers Coal and Anthracite at Auction
Readers are informed that Great Heart and Likhern coal cars will be sold at eight dollars and twenty five cents per ton, with Arkangag Anthracite on the way and expected to arrive soon. Exact freight pricing and delivery details are unavailable, but it will be lower than last year. The page also notes bundled wood and coal stock, urging readers to seek assistance during bad weather.
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Wwe
Wenleo Haven
Great Heart In Transit
Likhern Caal
Great Heart
Local Carn Huskers In County Contest
The Humboldt Osauth county coon picking derby was held on a farm near St. Dee with 18 young men entered. Entries include Gordon Holfaint Rutland Allen Show Ruthind Floyd Blomkar Rutland Floyd Clivishonvan Hrudgate Will Botte J M Kraft Corwitt Haary Krisft Renwick Hernan Byame Renwick Mervin Lee Hardy Beryl Reid Humboldt Moye MM Larson Hardy last year's champions George Schneider Algona Reuben Olean Bancroft Faiward Johnson Bancroft Orville Ramea Swan City Ernest Heidecker Lakota Fleury Heidecker Lakota Charles Casey Algona.
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St. Dee
Gordon Holfaint
Rutland
Allen Show
Ruthind
Floyd Blomkar
Floyd Clivishonvan
Hrudgate
Will Botte
Wright County Couple Celebrate Fifty sixth Wedding Anniversary
Wright County couple Mr and Mrs H H B Bjornson mark their fifty six wedding anniversary on a Tuesday. He, born in Dodge County Wisconsin, moved to Iowa at 19 and farmed near Renwick. She was Wright County’s first white child born in 1855. They raised five children Krauk Pred Homer Arthur Ada Rasmussen. Both in good health.
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HH. B. Bjornson
Renwick
Liberty
Bjornson
Dodgecoun
Notable Young Achievements Across Youthes and Awards
A Reno Oklahoma boy Robby Scott ages years earns over 200 selections on the mall organ. Helen Waterhouse in Lavidance Ret years proves sensation and winner of a golf elanion. Woodrow White Ford Holyoke Massachusetts headlines juvenile motion picture case with Jackie Coogan linked to Santa Clara University. Australian Betty Antill Sydney learns to become a commonwealth machine shoaring expert. Gordon Light Lebanon Pennsylvania builds an international airpoint record at five minutes in the nation contest.
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Betty Antill
Sydney
Commonwanlts
Gordon
Lebanon
Aim International
AA Nalie
Smith for Humboldt County Democrat in Livermore Race
Representative W OM Smith jeweler of Livermore seeks votes for Humboldt county seat on the Democratic ticket. He campaigns for repeal of the mean story tax laws modification of the school wage law lower taxes by consolidating bureaus and commissions stricter enforcement of natural resources laws uniform national water taxes and broader federal government powers with state rights emphasis. Smith has lived in Livermore for 25 years and remains steady in his political beliefs.
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OM. Smith
Livermore
Wmes
Smith
Humboldt County
Birenas
Commissione
Edoral
Livermore Por
Bellefa
Graveling No 60 road contract announced
The Highway Commission set the contract for graveling No 60 big week and work will commence soon. A new grade from Stanwick to Wesley will be graveled using gravel hauled from the French pit on this end and the Hutchins pit on the old end. The road is planned to be paved eventually.
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Pho Stile Highway Commission
Stanwick
Wesley
Hutchins
Stabilization urged for honey at Iowa State College
Dr Fisher, a noted economist, urged stabilizing honey prices at Iowa State College. He argued wheat and corn prices have fallen recently, but cautioned that the rise in flour prices reflects broader costs.
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Lowa State
Coltege
Trying Fisher
Kisher
Hope of Beer Commerce Under New York Academy
A fragmented history notes the United States Brewers Academy in New York re opening with focus on legitimate beer trade. Founded about 60 years ago by Anton Schwartz, an Austrian chemist, it attracted leading brewers and offered professional instruction rather than amateur brewing, amid pre prohibition context.
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United States Brewer's Academy
New York
Anton Schwartz
Aoid
Palst
Buech
Ebert
Dodger
Feouraa
Firsts and milestones among women in early public life
The article highlights several notable women from diverse locales: Sarah Schuyler Waller of Dultwlo as the first woman to open a Rye publican slate convention in New York. Judge Morenee Allen of the Ohio State Supreme Court seeking Congress from the 20th district. Mrs. Ban Robinson winning a prize for the most beautiful ankles in a Yorkshire contest. Anna Nelson rising from errand girl to an executive designer. It also notes H. I. Musick of Hollywood owning $20,000 worth of fine saddle, gear, and jewels, and Gladye Berger Stewart of Ava, Missouri as the only woman nominated for the Missouri legislature for the November election.
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Milas Sarah Schuyler Waller
Dultwlo
New York
Gladye Berger Stewart
Ava, Mo
Missouri
Farmers urged to unite for stronger farming groups
Farmers must organize to achieve mutual protection and cooperation, as scattered growers hinder collective action. National groups exist but include only a small share of farmers. Quoting former Secretary Jardine, big business succeeds through organization, and agriculture could gain similar benefits.
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Jardine
Clarion Hunters Bag Eight Snow Geese
Prank McCoy and Stanley Shue of Clarion shot eight snow geese in Grank Township near Elm Lake last week Tuesday morning. They used seven shots to bag half the flock as the birds, rare to see in this area, nest on Arctic ground west of Hudson Bay and winter in the western United States. The adults are white with black wing tips while the young are gray or mottled.
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Prank McCoy
Stanley Shue
Clarion
Grank
Elm Lake
Arctic Circle
Hudson Bay
Arazka
United States
Neighbor’s Bees Visiting Farm Yard Spark Suit
The plaintiff on adjacent property alleges bees kept by J Heck of Galle Televen and cared by H.C. Gvidit at tietdfeld trespass and nuisance. The bees allegedly chase the plaintiff and family from buildings and land, hindering work and use of their premises. The Wright county suit seeks an injunction to stop the disturbance.
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H.C. Gvidit
Tietdfeld
Wright County Sony
J. Heck
Galle Televen
King Crom
My. Heck
Ovintt
Inia
Nis
Buiklinga
Book Jaunts and Library Plans Stir Des Moines Talk
The Iowa uratiang group met in Des Moines to discuss book shortages for readers and the need for better library services in small towns. West Bend’s Book Club idea to circulate a shared Book Gyice aims to cut costs and widen variety, while recommendations include Ellen Glasgow's The Shelter Life and notes on period pieces and essay collections by Heywood, Brana, and Broun.
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Uratiang
Jowa
Des Moines
Wareyes
Plano
New Firefighting and Material Tech From California to New York
Reports describe a wind mashing method to tame forest fires in California and a Cleveland firm unveiling soundproofing paint for steel houses. Government tests show stained wood tones from Ammonis Fe. New York station experiments yield carbonated juice for surplus fruit. Mercury vapor blends illuminate lamps, and RC Ay Victor Labs reveal a new microphone promising broadcasting advances.
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California
Ay Victor Company
Belden Welker Leads Growing M. E. Church in Renwick
The Belden Welker led M E Church notes growing community activity with Sunday school, morning worship at 11, Epworth League events, and plans for a Junior League. A reorganized schedule has morning service at 11 and church school at 10, plus an anniversary program at 2 30 and a fellowship dinner at noon.
First Baptist Church Weekly Program Preview
The First Baptist Church under Pastor J A Hurley lists Sunday events start with Sunday School at 10 am, followed by morning worship at 11 am. The sermon series begins with The Tear in Spirit on Beatitudes, then 7 30 pm Evening Worship titled The Sword of Solomon. Young Peoples Meeting led by Mrs Hurley, choir rehearsal Friday at Mr and Mrs Richardson home.
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iDa.m
iLa.m. Nernikg
Young Peoples Meeting
Hurley
Reformation Reenacted at St Pauls Lutheran Church
St Pauls Lutheran Church under Geo P Dirks invites parishioners to observe the Reformation remnant next Sunday October 30 with a special offering for church institutions. Holy communion will be available and communicants should announce to the pastor. Sunday school and services start at 10 and 1 oclock.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Geo
Livangelical Church Schedule Readout
Lawrence Sohl, pastor leads services at Livangelical Church with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship 1100 8 a m Evening Worship 730 p m Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday each month W M S on second Tuesday Monthly church activities outlined without extra details.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. M.S
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