Crens and Nes Ibomioга New and Local Society Notes
Crens e Nes Ibomioга New. Crens e Doone. Guy Riers attends schipal at Renwick this fall. Ariguet Hélmke and family spent Sunday at the Paul Tururusy home. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hangen and sou Ly tax were Algona visitors Friday. The 4H W club met Nes Will Rier Wednesday. Mak Fowler and family and Mrs. Kenney spent Sunday at the Jeno Liscum home. Claude Bogard returned Friday from Bieox Falls SD where he bought cattle. Miss Locila Helmke is the new clock at Beckwith’s store. Little Buster Franks was seriously ill Saturday but improved by writing. Miss Laura Boge began teaching her first term in the Martin district. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boge and Miss Ve y and son Mermat spent Sunday with Ferry's mother. Chris Belmke is having a_uint of tilé. Five men prove bad at work for some time. Mys if Sizer returned from Clinton and others south Tuesday after two greek's visit with relatives. The young people of Laniv vicinity enjoyed the lawn party at Orris French home Friday. We report Miss Wilhel Paskin improving in health and hope to be herself soon. Rev. Day will preach with Rev. Judson at Renwick Gud Burn Sunday. Polmmateer contemplates erecting a double worn erik with elevator soon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trowbridge departed for Pipestone, Minn. Mrs. George Kinney and daughter Audry came from Wines Thursday to stay with Mr. Fowler and Trinity until Mr. Kane arrives with household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Will Rier
Mak Fowler
Wihel Paskin
Day
Algona
Judson
Renwick Gud
Wd Polmmateer
Erik
Local notes from unnamed Iowa towns and social calls
A long list of scattered social visits, travel plans, and household notices across Laurens, Livermore, Goldfield, Brith, and surrounding areas. Mentions include visits by Mrs. Milluon, Miss Leightner, and Mr. Miller, a trip to Colorado, and others. A reader letter critiques fashion prose, urging modest dress and restraint.
Des Moines and Humboldt Visit Household News
Hardy and Mrs Susyars of Des Moines visit Clyde Olden home this week. Mita Tila Christenson of Humboldt spent Sunday with friend Mrs Delbert Meyers. Mr and Mrs John Tyeoth of Westerdhy Tia spent Sunday aboard W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Susyars
Des Moines
Clyde Olden
Mita Tila Christenson
Humboldt
Delbert Meyers
John Tyeoth
West’ Erdhy
Tia
Binyth Hoyne
Convention Notes and Religious Gatherings Report
A historical account describes a convention with sessions led by D. J. Ives and others, detailing prayer, lectures, and papers on church history, worship practices, and social ministry. Despite rain, attendees shared programs, music, and addresses, closing with a benediction and a farewell to Routwick residents.
Fragmentary notice from Bust Mill trade ad
A damaged OCR snippet shows a local ad or notice from Boond Mill, Yu. It mentions names like ALS G. Martin and He M. Glau t tadh and references trade goods such as phamborkatis and bottles. The legible content suggests a small business posting near Bust Mill with unclear dates or specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als
G. Martin
Boond Mill
Tsar Fur
Bern
Claurbartain
He M. Glauttadh
Ever Youthful Play Recap Confused Fragments
A fragmented OCR text notes a scene with names Maver Wendell Rebined Belermisina Freter and a reference to a play. Details are unclear. no cohesive event or outcome emerges.
Mity Beats Hep Ay in Local Rally Shout
A fragmentary report notes Mity defeating Hep Ay in a heated local event, with cheering crowds and signs urging momentum. No further details available to confirm venue or date.
Fragmentary note on stalled work and a mock inquiry
A distorted OCR note references stalled work, a late restart attempt, and a query about a person or project. It mentions a place or entity acronym MTL and hints at a deadline or obstruction, with unclear names or dates due to corrupt text.
How Weeds Reproduce and Spread in Farming Areas
The article explains weed propagation methods including root, stem, and seed spread by tools and animals. It notes underground parts, root stocks, and perennial weeds spreading within fields, with mice and gophers altering growth patterns and seed dispersion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frereie
Canada
Valuable Winter Apples and Early Grown Varieties
Fragmented account notes apple varieties, origins near Migrletts Ohio and Lawrence County, with mentions of Baldwin, Rome, Avanti, Savird Cohan and others. Observations cover vigor, size, keeping quality, grafting, seed breeding, and early spray practices to protect fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Xouth
Trea
Cmu
Bone Beauty
Rome
Worhip
Liwreneo County
Ohilo
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Yan
Jung
Old
Renwick
Vin
Oniy
D. Ancona
Chicago
Hany “Mitchell
Minneapolis
F. W. Beckwith
Doone
Guy Riers
Schipal
Ariguet Hélmke
Sanday
Paul, Tururusy
Locila Helmke
Beckwith.s
Kince Jast Nondsy
Buster Franks
Laura Boge
Martin
Henry Boge
Miss Uey
Mermat
Ferry
Chris Belmke
Havi
Soma Tiuabe
Mys
Sizer
Clinton
Lani
Orris
Mrs
Prank Trowbridge
Ed Loobey
Pipestone, Mina
George Kinney
Audry
Wineis
Amd
Joe
Notosuko
Tanily
Chote
Tleiies
Conipe
Dodge
Mrs. Milluon
Chas. Haggsis
Alg Myonipson
Una Volts
Ottoser Siday
Miss Leightner
Ab Copwith
Petar Miller Howe
Me. Miller
Colorado
Mel
Clancy
Sibtley
Manis
Livermore
Cleo Langstrom
Lown Manday
Soren
Sorensen
Ioraunen
Lowa
Ralpty
Movris
Field
Lloyd Lockwood v
Goldfield
Horsonia Wokiuowir
Kappael Saxton
Minnesota
Assis
George Innes
Nagle Grove
Tye
Wody
Nere
Josaph
Morifare
Hardy
Ohn
Hs Ryan
Novico
Vielow
Gogpiel
D. J. Ives
Hanugelicul Luitvisitieres
Evporitory Surviou
J Weil
Wendle
W.C Rabhars
Weiner
Ie Choir
Tey Wilbur
L. Chipp
Tate
Ch Pitiaan
Uissigné Cys
B. R. Waiver
Thie Chui Win
de Hieton
David Lang
M. Yaggy
Hlaelen
Gaunner
J. MM. Keatt
Pd. Thadssay
the Baptist Elgareby
W. A
Gowshue
O. MM. Yagey
Wurpiko
Beni
Molly Si
Hayentat
Geblingt
Gal Ata Aingial
Mollioe of
Eighteon Chik Leon
Pistiet Court
State of Jawn Dno
Annie M. Olson
Pid
al Netion
Jan Wray
Tii
Kit
Pdtun
Riuiba
Wootity
Dawe
Aabacey
Belermisina Freter
Ann Liranes
Meeryk
Tag Carrkar Pigeonn
Ernat Oreliea
Howe
Phosa
Atom Cay
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