Study Center Opens Sept 10 At Renwicek High School
Humboldt County scholars gather at Renwicek High School on Saturday September 10 for a Northeast Horizon study center. Morning sessions cover threat and attention language and teaching methods led by Profs. Fox Goetel and Luse. Afternoon talks on teaching pupils study grammar aims and value for children. Officials pupils and residents urged to attend with families.
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Humboldt County
Renwicek High School
Bullding
Ooga
Peache
Fox
Goetel
Iva
Goets
Grammer
Luse
Clarence Musger
Spectator Brawl Mars Kanawha Belmond Game
Reports from Clarion and Belmond papers describe a violent sixth inning melee after a Belmond fan attempted to strike the umpire. Kanawha won 8-2 as witnesses disagree on who started the row, sparking indignation among Belmond citizens.
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Clarion Monitor
Clarion
Belmond
Kanawha
Belmond’ Herald-Press
Livermore Man Fined for Liquor Nuisance
Frank E Collins of Livermore faced arrest August 17 and was bound over to the grand jury on a malfeasance charge tied to a liquor nuisance in his Livermore restaurant. Judge Coyle later fined him 800 after he pled guilty on September 19, with a six month stay for payment.
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Frank E Colling
Livermore
I Livermore
Coyle
Collins
Humboldt Independent
Marriage of Grave McCurry and James Palmer at Baptist Parsonage
The Goldial Chronicle notes the Monday ceremony at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. J.S. Nicholson officiating. Bride Grave McCurry is daughter of A. A. McCurry of Galreta, groom James Palmer is youngest son of John and Mrs Palmer of Reone township. The couple commence their married life wishing happiness.
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Goldial! Chronicle
Baptist Parsonage
Grave McCurry
James Palmer
JS. Nicholson
A. A. McCurry
Gal ‘Reta
John Palmer
Reone Township
Birds Can Do That Humans Struggle To Do
A teacher quizzed a class of boys on birds and their feathers bill feet and wings. After correct replies the question what is it birds can do that humans cannot earned a long silence. One boy finally answered lay an egg, prompting a moment of realization.
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Ford
Dame Nature and the Summer Season Riddles
In a whimsical meditation, the speaker muses on heat, pests, and the earth’s design. He denies vanity in the heat, defends farming tasks, and praises Dame Nature’s course while joking about meals and mortal fate.
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Dame
Gazook
Wali Mason
Obituary for Kntver Jahingen of Glenville Minnesota
Obituary records Kntver Jahingen born Haugesund Norway July 1950 died August 30 1921 at home in Glenville Minn aged 7 years 1 month 27 days. He immigrated in 1879 settled in Illinois and Indiana later moved to Story County Iowa in 1890 Humboldt County where he spent most of his life. Married January 4 in Thor to Anna Mason eight children: Conrad Sophus Barbra Clarence Marie Henricka Rich Garnett Offenhause of Eagle Grove Tow General services Thursday at 10 30 from Lutheran church Rev Korsrud officiating. Remains interred Greenwood cemetery Glenville with out of town mourners listed.
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Anna Mason
Thor
Conrad
Austin
Greenwood
Gle
Toons
Minn
Frank Sperry
E. Moore
Brownsdale
Mian
Honest Abe’s memo on neighbor’s worth and office items
A New York firm once asked Abraham Lincoln for the financial standing of a neighbor. Lincoln replied that the neighbor has a wife and baby worth about 350000, an office with a table valued at 160, and three chairs worth about 1, with a corner hole noted for looking into.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
A. Lincoln
Prowlers Chase Leads To Nighttime Pursuit In LaVerne
W H Rice sleeping between LaVerne and Renwick heard a car in his yard at 3 30 am. He confronted the prowlers who fled down the road. Rice, in night attire, chased the car to LaVerne and the owners’ yard where a financial settlement was reportedly arranged.
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LaVerne
Here
Renwick
Mr. Rice
Schultz
Careful Father Delays Boy For Sunday School
A boy explains his father would not let him go fishing and the minister asks for the reason. The lad says the father felt he was not tall enough for two, prompting a gentle remark from the reverend.
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Warold
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First National Bank
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Iam
Humboldt Laundry Agt
Harry Spurling
W.H. Palmer
Farmer's Exchange CO
L W. Gray
Gredit
State Bank of
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Kentucky
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Peters
Mgr
Whyte Motor Coq
Goldfield, Iowa
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