Will of Emma Rode Probate Hearing In Algona Iowa
In the county district court at Algona Iowa the last will of Emma Rode dated February 25 1946 is presented for probate. The hearing is fixed for February 17 1947 at 10 o clock AM before the court or clerk with notice to all interested persons to appear and show cause why the will should not be probated as the deceased's last testament. Helen White Clerk of District Court J VanNess Attorney.
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Iowa
Emma Rode
Algona
Said County
Aid Court
J. VanNess
Lindstrom Re-signs as Odeboldt Chronicle Correspondent
Bert Lindstrom of Kiron re signed as correspondent for the Odeboldt Chronicle this week after 25 years of service. It notes a long tenure and questions whether it sets a record.
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Bert Lindstrom
Kiron
Odeboldt Chronicle
Keys By Carter Dodd Win Features Barneys Storm Fleeing Office
Barney Thorpe refuses to leave his office as a hurricane storm intensifies. A warning from a radio to go home clashes with his stubborn resolve to stay and finish the last estimate. Across the street, Harry Thorpe debates riding out the storm in his cigar shop before the neighborhood blackout.
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Barney
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Will You Marry Me Ellen Cooking for Love
Ellen faces a romantic dilemma as Tim Blair proposes after a stormy day. Johnny mocks the kitchen talk while Ellen battles nerves and a doomed cooking plan. A flood chase ends with Tim's earnest vow and Ellen's hopeful answer.
Only Cowards Change
In a tense scene at a sunlit terrace Mary Smith, Jim’s wife, confronts his mother Mrs Featherhugh as he returns from the army. Mary asserts Jim’s bond, warns against expected control, and delivers a sharp line that “Only cowards change” as family tensions surface before a long-awaited reunion.
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Mary Smith
Jim
Pfe
Sthea Rock Garden
Mary
Mary Roll
The Champ From Waterloo Wins Big Insurance Gamble
Elmer Ackleberry from Waterloo, posing as an insurance salesman, defeats Hendrick at pool after a long match. Hendrick pays Elmer a commission of $1,058.40 from a one-dime game that doubled each round, convincing Elmer to quit sales and plan a farm for Mary Ann.
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Hendrick
Elmer
Acme
Mr. Hendrick
Chicago
Waterloo
Hemdrick
Mary Ann
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