Algona Social Notes Reflect Local Family Visits and Illnesses
Doan News recounts residents visiting relatives across Algona and nearby towns. Several families report illnesses, including Mrs. W. E. Bentley and Mrs. Gordon Hansen. Shoppers and guests such as Marie Buffington Bertha Tuwlp and Delmar Dennis with Lyla Sampson appear in weekend social activity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Dennis
Algona
Ibyle
Arlo Ward
Lloyd Bentler
W. FE. Bentley
Marie
Blanche Buffington
Bertha Tuwlp
Thompson
W. A. Worsley
Gordon Hansen
and. M. Pom Yi
Ruddy Towa
Orval Buffington
William Like
Phil Buffington
Z. D Andrews
Carolyn
P. C. Hansen
Portland Daily Social Notes and Local Visitors
Portland residents and visitors are listed with visits to Burt Algona and Titonka. Families including Putz Bartlett Sigsbee Graham and Ringsdorf are noted for dinners, shop trips, and hospital runs. Local scenes cover illness, vaccinations, school absences, and a community plea for fair treatment of youths Cass and Hugh Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Sata
Alf Graham
George
Selma Bugaie
A Leek
Trat Can Watson
Ed. Frien
Leo Boettcher
Burt
Portland
Gillihan
Roy Ollomani
Roy Ringsdort
H. J. Putz
Mildred
Titonka
Lynn Keuchenreuther
Herman Bussie
Selma
Ida Leek
I. B
Albert Bunkofske
John Rippentrop
Wisconsin
Harvey Graham
Whittemore
Hennings
Charles Phelps
Clapsaddle
Rosenthal
Babes
Granada
Lloyd Bartlett
Lucile
Floria Bartlett
Jake Stewart
Rochester
Myr
Will Rongsdorf
Roy
Algona
Iola Stott
Waing
T. Ringsdorf
Ana
W . W. Ringsdorf
Floyd Duncan
Henry Nelson
Ham Street
Wm ‘Wagener
Delweth
Mann
E. 0. Mann
George Graham
John Housour
Nina Giddings
Alt Graham
Walter Fawstich
Lotus Petersen
Reynolds
McWhorter
Ea. Fitch
Floyd Caswell
Frank Ryerson
Bancroft Dast
Lakota
Lloyd Barnett
Cass Smith
Hugh Smith
Patterson for Senator Chooses Service Over Senate
George W Patterson has long represented Kossuth in the legislature and won 33 of 36 rural precincts in 1926 with 143 votes in his home precinct. He opposes a $100 million road bond, backs bank-deposit safety laws, supports a state income tax, and favors auditing state receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atterson
Kossuth
Senate
Patterson
C. R. Schoby
Algons
Tova
Couple Relocate to Farm Near Woden After Prank Rumor
Harm Kettwich and his wife, recently back from Germany, have moved south of Woden to reside on a farm after alleged pranks at their previous site. Local report notes the couple plans to settle into farming life in the new location with neighbors aware of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Kettwich
Y Germany
Prangen
Woden
Phungen Laboratories
St. Thu
Minnesota
PROSO A NEW FIELD GRAIN FROM RUSSIA
A northern Texas nursery has grown PROSO for twelve years as a ground-cover crop and nursery feed. A single PROSO plant produced 21 heads with about 12 hundred seeds per head, totaling roughly 10 500 grains per plant, signaling strong yield potential.
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Towa
Ally Ags
Russia
Fproso
AE Gardner Nursery CO
Osage
Iowa
Denefo
Aiiiest
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