Candidacy Announcements For County Recorder Offices
Two notices announce candidacies for County Recorder. J J Dooley of Algona Iowa seeks re election on the democratic ticket subject to democratic voters June primary. Harley S Bartlett seeks County Recorder seat for Kogsuth County Iowa subject to Republican voters at the 1934 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Tilonka
Iowa
J. J. Dooley
Algona
Kogsuth
Harley
Bartlett
Republican County Club Organized at Algona
A group of younger Republicans met at the Algona Hotel and formed a temporary Republican County Club. G D Shumway presided, L B Wovey served as secretary, with plans for a larger meeting next Monday to outline a fuller program. County chairman Ray Mie Wihorter and Senator Patterson attended, as did a candidate for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket for the June primary. The piece also notes the county will soon receive corn hog checks from Washington if cooperation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Kossuth County
P.W. Pearson
Republican Co. Club
Algona, Special
Algona
Algona Hotel
G. D. Shumway
L. B. Wovey
Ray Mie| Wihorter
Sanator
Wwe
Kossuth
Washington
School Notes Highlight Kennedy Krantz Boolman Students
William Henry Kennedy born April 1017 at Swen City enrolled in first grade at Swen City Consolidated, moved to Thonka, joined Buffalo Consolidated, excelled in sports and plays, led class activities. Irane Krantz and Della Boolman noted with early schooling in Wesley and Titonka, later high school activities include orchestra, band, declamation, plays, and glee clubs. Vocational class assigns a 5000 word essay on chosen vocation. Senior play committee chosen. Music Festival practice underway. Fifth Grade reports kite contest and memory books. West Side leads in neatness. Sixth Grade mentions Easter decorations. room treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Kennedy
Disabeth Kennedy
Swen City
Wea
Thonka
Buffalo Consolidate
Huntor
Era Irane Krantz
Raymond Krantz
Wesley
Titonka
Buffalo
Consolidated
Della Boolman
Girls Blee Club
Boys Glee Club
Lewis Geisking
Henry Sankey
School Notes On Events And Purchases From Reading Class
Pupils reported various activities including a chocolate treat after bumhica and postponement of Easter Monday events such as the Haster egg rolling contest and egg hunt. A new bat was bought for the class and praised as “big leaguer.” Money from a dental campaign was utilized. Several students ordered magic slates and mailed business letters for the order. Walter Dam yoseh was studied for a week and his radio concern was heard last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bumhica
Hoya
Clase
Walter Damyoseh
Marketing Difference Adds To Dairy Problem
Dairy specialists say the gap between selling milk for direct fluid consumption and for manufacture shapes a major industry challenge. Only about half of U S milk is sold as fluid milk. the rest becomes butter, cheese, or other products. Fluid milk yields higher prices, but surplus milk—often from regions away from cities—forces many farmers to sell for manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
U. S
Washington
Wheat program effects shown in spring report
George E. Farrell reports that AAA efforts reduce spring wheat acreage with 18.594 million acres planned for harvest this year, about 2.5 percent below last year. Bliss notes the need for continued acreage cuts as exports remain low and surpluses persist, despite reopening and contract adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
George E. Farrell
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College Extension Service
Bliss
Trap Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
United States
County Tax Sale Extended And Local Events Noted
County Meagurer M J Duffy extended the County Tax Sale to April 23. Guayaquil envoy Harel Quire ton is expected home on vacation with his parents Judge and Mrs Quarton. Emergency Belief Gardens will be promoted again this year with Idi Larson of Swea City as county chairman and women volunteers in each town. Supervisor W J McDonald assists with publicity. M Moore leads a local GOP group amid county activities. Algona Seed will be supplied by state organizers as part of regional efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Duffy
Harel B. Quire Ton
Guayaquil
Ecuador
South America
W. &. Quarton
Idi W. Larson
Swea City
W. J. McDonald
M. Moore
Charles Souyy
Dun
Croft Arrested on Desertion Charge. Bond Set at $300
Croft appeared before Justice P. A. Dane after being arrested last week for wife desertion, a charge dating to 1927. He was found in Minneapolis and his case was continued to April 7, with a $300 cash bond posted for his appearance.
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Croft
P. A. Dane
Minneapolis
Town Council Proceedings and Appointments
The town held a meeting at 7 30 P M with Mayor Wolfe and councilmen Bonacker Callies Sartor present. Minutes were read and approved. warrants issued for numerous labor and service items including sewer work street duties and election costs. several appointments to clerk marshal health officer and street roles were approved and sworn in before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Bonacker
Callies
Sartor
Calles
Ayes Wil
Pierre Sartor
Homer Downs
Rasmus Hansen
A. J. Lawler
Dick Brae
Guy Bruns
C. H. Cooper
H.C. Adlis
Max Sievers
Joe Wibben
Maurice Hansen
L. O. Wolfe
Martha Bonacker
Lucy Newville
Olsie Hansen
Geo
Wiegand
le Hale
Win
Boyken
Saiaty Cere Geee
Geo Onken
W. H. Stott
Indian Day
Lehigh Sewer Pipe Co
A. Ceves
Calliea
Esses Eee
G. F. Callies
Ceee Ee
BE. Rachut
Gage
Ibn der Dinaeva
Anton B. Panukuk
Counceil
Waee Ray Bonacker
Tomer Downs
Sartar
Sine Die
W. H. Ricklets
W. F. Hamstreat
A. Missal
Wm, Boyken
Weseeey News and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Georges Hillman and daughters visited Mason City on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Norbert Hilbert welcomed their first child a baby girl born Pastor morning. Mr Roger Willert public school coach spent the weekend with his parents at Reinbeck. Mr and Mrs Ivan Mullin and son of Kleinme visited Wee Mullin home Sunday evening. $9.25 cleared at bake sale Saturday at Kraus store by Methodist Aid members. W FM S meets this week Friday afternoon with Mrs J G McNulty hosting, Gordon Kunz employed at the capital building in Des Moines spent Sunday with his mother Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Hillman
Mason City
Norbert Hilbert
Gir
Roger Willert
Reinbeck
Ivan Mullin
Kleinme
Wee
W. FM. S
J. G. McNulty
Charles Kraus
Nostess
Gordon Kunz
Capital Building
Nes Moines
Mra
Rute
Tesla Wester
Ames Apent
Mr. Wester
Hd Studer
Hercelator
Minn
Nathan Studers
Clarence Haverly
Garner
Mas
Margaret Haverly
Bért Dodge
Henry Haverly
Margaret Looft
Helen Glink
M. Dodge
George Clnk
Mary Goetz
Dorothy
Henry Ricke
George Goetz Daster
Halen Finnemark
Rake School
Olaf
Clarance ‘Ward
John Arndorfer
Near St. Benedict
Mis
Leo Goetz
Joe Wisenbarth
Morgan, Minn
Katherine Hildman
Irma Dee Benton
Minneapolis
Milldred Benton
Emmetsburg
Wallace Benton
John Hoff
Nachusa
Edgar
Freeport
Ill
Buell Tripp
Richard
Ames
Easter Visitation Marks Weekend in Wesley Area
Local residents describe Easter visits and weekend travels across Wesley and surrounding towns. Families like the Wester and Goetz households host relatives from Ames to Garner while students and staff from Morningside College and Rake School spend school breaks with family. A community arts program at Crystal Lake is rescheduled to Friday with plays by Wesley faculty and students, and Legion and Auxiliary units announce their 9th anniversary activities and a joint April 10 meeting in Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallawstones
Wesley
Mary Untenhaky
Marjorie
Gua Brandt
Clear Lake
Maurice Monson
Matt Mon
Lacona
New York
Ormerly
Nym
Nisp
Jamestown
N. D
Wm. Hendergan
Jimmy
Bly
Milas Evalyn Haynes
Kanaan
Henderson
New Richland
Minn
Rodnay
Deditta Hall
Forest City
Fria
Georges Lyungsey
Everly
George Ben
Spangler
Linus Eisenonder
Sioux City
Trinity College
Clare Wolf
Conception
Conception College
Crystal Lake
Legion and ‘Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Andrews
Legion and Auxilary
Titonica
Bauer
Ned
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Heather Paper
Lee C. Wolfe
Mitonka
Canada
OWA
Hoon
Algoan
Esther Fritz
Jean Tryon
Wm, Boykin
Office Receunts
WA Ee
Fee S Dereresee
Wee ‘Printing and Stationery
Ongclions Ve. Eee Eee Ees Municipal League
Protection of Life and Property— Police Department
Fire Department
Health Department
Cere Ye Yan ‘Sewage and Disposal
Sewary
Ori Ai Ar Rar LE
Algona News
Council Proceedings
Weseey News
Leo Harald Johnson
Bancroft, Iowa
Brooder Houses
Chicken Brooder House
S. B. French Shr. Co
Titonka, Towa
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