All Around the Hub and Back Again Travel Roundup
Weekly employment report shows National Reemployment Service placing 17 men in public work and 4 men plus 2 women in prize employment. T A Trauger to return from eastern trip within days. Cedar Rapids firms Patton and Graveling Contracting divettions for regraveling east of LakotaramwNged to Minnesota line. Hargraves Construction Co. lands resurfacing work on No 60 between Corwith and Renwick and 1.65 miles on No 44 north of Whittemore to No 18 paving. Ideal Sand and Travel Co. of Mason City also noted.
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National
T. A. Trauger
T.fen
Bar and Patton
Cedar Rapids
Ideal Sand and Travel Co
Mason City
Two Arrested For Forgery In Estherville
Claude A. Keyser was arrested last week for attempting to pass a forged check. He appeared with attorney former Judge N. J. Lee and waived preliminary hearing, held to the grand jury under $1,000 bond. Arnold A. Saveroid also faced forgery charges, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to the grand jury on $1,000 bond.
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Claude A. Keyser
Estherville
H. B. White
N. J. Lee
Arnold A. Saveroid
Des Moines Vet Hospital Visit for Hernia Operation
Fred Jacobs from the Algona Coffee Shop travels to Des Moines on Tuesday to enter the veteran s hospital for an operation to repair a hernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Vet Hospital
Fred Jacobs
Algona Coffee Shop
Des Moines
Veterans Hospital
Rist Erecting Mansion Near Baptist Church
H E Rist is building a residence just across from the Baptist church. The house is enclosed and rushed to completion. It is described as a fine improvement in a splendid location.
State Theatre Opens September 1 in Algona Iowa
State Theatre signs announce opening on September 1 in Algona Iowa. Town reports more new construction this year than any other city of its size in the state, though ground has not yet been broken for the theatre.
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State Theatre
Algona
Iowa
Loan Office to be Moved Next to Blue Hat Shop
C. R. LaBarre plans to relocate his insurance and loan office to a remodeled building beside the Blue Hat Shop. He expects the move once renovations are completed and the space is ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. LaBarre
Blue Hat
Insurance and Loan
Rice Improves Call Theatre for New Residences
Rice plans to convert the second and third floors of the Call Theatre in North Carolina into living quarters. The work aims to create rental or housing space as part of a broader renovation.
Behnke Wins $500 In Whittemore Drawing
A Mr. Behnke of Whittemore drew the $500 prize last Tuesday evening and plans to move in this week. Supervisors set next meeting for September 3 with a reminder of a September 8 gathering.
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Behnke
Whittemore
Algona paving project delayed awaiting federal approval
The article notes no word on when Algona main street paving will be approved with part of the cost donated by the federal government. A Republican suggested approval may come with the new post office, likely next year before the election.
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Algona Main Street
Don White store basement nearing completion on State Street
The basement and foundation for the new Don White store on east State Street are nearly finished and the building should be completed before a heavy freeze.
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Don White
East State Street
New power poles installed on McGregor Street upgrade
New poles and wires are being placed on McGregor Street to provide more power for machinery and household appliances, supporting increased electrical demand and reliability in the area.
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McGregor Street
Funeral for Neal Smith Held After Bull Attack
Word reached last Friday that Neal Smith died that morning at Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev. J. H. Edge officiating. Smith died from injuries sustained when attacked by a bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Smith
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Methodist Church
J. H. Edge
Mr. Smith
Farm Bureau Office Moves to Chrischilles Building
The county Farm Bureau will relocate from the Court House basement to rooms over the Basket Grocery in the Chrischilles store building. They expect to move about September 1. The reason is the old rooms are needed for the County Emergency Relief Committee and the grand jury will use the former spaces during court time.
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County Farm Bureau
Court House
Basket Grocery
Chrischilles
County Emergency Relief Committee
Grand Jury
4 H Calf Club To Meet At Algona Home
The Algona 4 H calf club will meet at the H J Bode home northeast of Algona on Thursday evening of this week. Also listed are marriage licenses issued in Cupid's department at the Clerk's office: Ernest A Ekllund and Mabel L Roupse of Minneapolis. T O Lively of Palestine Texas and Irene Newel of Fenton. Clarence Boelke of Sanborn and Hildur Nelson of Bancroft. Fred Schall of Guckeen and Plorella Grimmelman of Elmore.
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Algona
H. J. Bode
Cupid
Ernest A. Eklund
Mabel L. Roupse
Minneapolis
T. O. Lively
Palestine
Texas
Irene Newel
Fenton
Clarence Boelke
Sanborn
Minn
Hildur Nelson
Bancroft
Fred Schall
Guckeen
Plorella Grimmelman
Elmore
County Buys Smith Apple Crop From Parsons Place
The county has purchased all apples from the old Parsons place now owned by H. M. Smith. A good crop exists. Some fruit will be sold and others donated to relief efforts.
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Smith
Parsons Place
H. M. Smith
House of David Beats Algona Grays in Sunday Game
House of David defeated Algona Grays 14 to 7 last Sunday with Hughes and Riddle pitching and the Grays getting few hits off Riddle. The Grays beat Lotts Creek 3 to 1 earlier, with Klawitter on the mound. They will face Forest City Collegians at the Hobo celebration in Britt on Thursday afternoon.
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House of David
Bents Grays
Algona Grays
Algona
Hughes
Riddle
Grays
Lotts Creek
Klawitter
Forest City Collegians
Britt O
Auto Racing Highlight On County Fair Friday Night
The county fair closes Friday with major auto races featuring about twenty top drivers led by world champion Gus Schrader Shane Fitzgerald Shanty Drexler and Bob Sledge A Ford V eight will be given away Tickets sold nationwide with about 1200 seven tickets claimed Admission 40 cents for adults 25 cents for children 8 to 13 Children under 8 free when accompanied by a parent
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Gus Schrader
Shane Fitzgerald
Shanty Drexler
Bob Sledge
Bound Over For Embezzlement In Algona Case
J Logan former manager of Public Finance Co was bound over on embezzlement charges after a preliminary hearing held Saturday before Squire Dawson. He is held to the grand jury under a $500 bond. J M Lloyd of Wesley waived a hearing on malicious mischief and wilful trespass and was bound to the grand jury under $1,000 bond.
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J. Logan
Algona
Squire P. A. Dawson
The
Public Finance Co
J. M. Lloyd
Wesley
Van Ness Returns From Alaska Trip With Shelter Fears
Attorney EH J Van Ness arrived back from Alaska last week Tuesday after touring the Matanuska colony with John Wallace uncle of Henry Wallace secretary of Agriculture. They faced entry delays until Wallace disclosed his relation. Van Ness reports three government homes for settlers and only a few erected tents with two families per tent. He fears possible suffering from insufficient shelter before winter. He calls the trip very enjoyable overall.
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van Ness
Alaska
EH. J. van Ness
John Wallace
Henry Wallace
Matanuska
Van
Washington, D. C
Woden News visitors and gatherings populate week
Woden residents and guests fill the week with visits from Chicago Britt and Mason City, extended stays at local homes, and outings at Clear Lake. Grain storage capacity added by Critz Grain Company and a funeral attendance at the Aug Brandt home anchor a period of travel, relatives, and community events.
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Carl Sunde
Interlaken Park
Critz Grain Company
Stott
Henry
Chicago
Orthels
Dale Rittenhouse
Joan
Charles Murr
Clear Lake
Clarence Olsen Jr
Hamilton Stewart
Dubby Christensen
Henry Schauf
Burns
Wyoming
Kenneth Larson
the Park Hospital
Mason City
W. L. Tindall
Marshalltown
Montezuma
minister Here the coming year
Rev. Baker accepts a charge near the college he plans to enter. No definite news on who will be the succeeding minister.
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Baker
Titonka Schools to Open September 2nd
Buffalo Consolidated will open on September 2nd for a half day session only. There will be no school Tuesday due to Children's Day at the Kossuth County Fair. Wednesday will find the school really in action as pupils are urged to bring books and equipment on opening day. Graduates of rural schools are invited to attend. Titonka High School outlines a well balanced curriculum and strong faculty.
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Buffalo Consolidated
Kossuth
Titonka High School
80 Acre Farms For Sale In German Township Near Church
Gee O Wolfe, Realtor, lists 80 acre farms for sale in German Township near church and school at 105 dollars per acre. For potential buyers, inquire through the Wolfe real estate office for details and viewings.
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German Township
Church and School
Milch cows and black faced bucks for sale
Andrew M. Hansen offers two milch cows and two year old black faced bucks for sale. High quality stock available.
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Andrew M. Hansen
Local farm offerings and equipment advertise here
Mrs A Schram invites patronage for canning season supplies including carrots beets onions and cabbage with prices tied to Chicago markets J B Hahn Crystal Lake lists farm produce and contact details Waltman farm boasts 200 acres near Titonka with 130 tillable acres and pasture plus down payment terms PHILCO two volt battery radios offered by Bjustroms Algona with models 65 and 39 95 and easy terms Chicks available from Hamilton Hatchery Bancroft Iowa
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Chicago
Astern
J. B. Hahn
Crystal Lake
Waltman
Titonka
Philco
Bjustrom’s
Algona
Bote
For Sale A 240 Acre Farm West Of Town Ad
A 240 acre farm west of town is offered with a two story eight room house a good barn and other buildings. The land is well adapted for a grain and stock farm. For inquiries write Lee O Wolfe or call the Topic office.
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Portland Township
Wolfe
Topic
Lee O, Wolfe
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Roomy Burt
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
Pierre Sartor, M. D
H. I. Torgersen
Hamstreet Bldg
Roy C. Ball
Gus Frederickson
Bank of
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Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Algona National Farm Loan Association
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J. L. Bonar
Iowa State Bank Building
L. A. Winkel
Quinby
Algona, Ia
G. D. Shumway
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Quinby & Krause Bldg
van Ness & Stillman
Attorneys-at-Law
Maurice C. McMahon
Attorney-at-Law County Savings
E. C. McMahon
Quimby Bldg
P. A. Dawson
Iowa State Bank
Towa
Quarton & Miller Kossuth Co
State Bank Bldg
Algona, Towa
J. W. SuLlivan
S. B. McMahon
L. EB. Linnan Sullivan, M'Mahon & Linnan Attorneystate
County Savings
Bank
Algona Towa
Board of Supervisors
Farm Bureau Office
Guy Beemer
Lakota, Iowa
Frigidaire
General Motors Refrigerator
Bjustrom
2Nd St
Crosley
Paul Clement
Lowa
Woden News
Mrs
Ted ‘Gerdes
Leona
Norma Oaks
Britt
W. J. Madole
Joe Linnan
Fort Dodge
W. W. Dirksen
Linnan
Widen Bank
Roy Thorn
Selma
Deg Moines
Shoofstall
Emil Baack
Aug, Brandt
Pred Saathofe
A. H. Madole
Oklahoma City
W J. Madole
Madole
Nellie Nan
Prairie Center
W. G. Muhleman
Hilene Nelson
Reed _Hardware
Sandwich
Wm. Larsen
L. G. Gartner
Mra
Schram
Hamilton Hatchery
Titanky Blacksmiths
Websters Dictionaries
Holford
Dandee CO
North Sixth
St. Minneapolis
Minnesota
McCormick-Deering
Fred Hagen
Titonka, Iowa
North Iowa Grain CO
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