Local Notes From Ledyard And Vicinity Include Social Events
A scribe of Cedar Falls area reports visits and greetings from Ledyard Burt and surrounding towns. Residents note bridge work cutting a route and many neighbors call on friends while others travel to Algona Ruthven and Wesley for school and social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyman Bros
Cedar Falls
C. A! Baird
Ethel Owen
F. Tuthili
Cedar Walls
L. Meee
Algona
Duckmanton
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. L. Hunt
Geo. Austin
Himere Mont Bay
Maude Coffin
Burt
Chas. Merrifield
Mabel West
Wieker
Coffin
Mya
T. Lf. McGilligan
St.y Nelle Cosk
Fre Vjornt
Huntly
Nin
G.S. Underkoffer
A. Mayer
Ledyard
Meyday
W. R. Waltz
Gerled
Local social notes and visits in the BART region
Residents from Fenton Sioux Falls and nearby towns visit families and attend chores. Shifts include coal purchases, medical visits, car trips to La Junta, and local shop labor. Names include Dr W T Peters Mrs Elise McWhorter and the Burt Creamery Co. activities are noted along with several travel and home tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Byars
Algoun
Emil Johnson
Chris Jenson
Thureday
Ole Johnson
L. B. Krantz
Chicago
George Johnson
Wesley
Tohi Johnson
Burt
Ife
A. Little
Sexton
Dr. White
W. F. Labmen
Della Hager
Willow River
Minn
Frank Gensyn
Loxton
John Mahoney
Britt
Friend
Bart News
Herman Dreyer
Fenton
Ben Albes
Sioux Falls
Dak
Pred
W. 'T. Peters
Lewis Mueller
Peters
M. A. Owan
Acconne
G. Young
Woodard
Olde
Powers
Ed. Dalton
Spoking
Tuesay
la Junta
Colo
J. B. McDonald
Stonday
Kernabec
Lily Juether
Francis Kriethe
Albert Brandt
Polhemus
A. Day Farm
Buell
Algona
East Buffalo Fatal Weather Death Near Woden
In East Buffalo a woman identified as Mrs. John Quinn died after a severe winter storm as she flew four miles southeast of Woden. The incident occurred during a bitter 28 degree below zero spell. Authorities have not released further details.
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Buffalo
Zaro
John Quinn
Uying
Woden
Ratisteg Requests Constituents Help After Relinquishing Garb
Ratisteg of Tronkewag seeks support after turning over his hypervingral garments on January 9 lasting into last week. W.T. Hall is noted among local constituents, with details remaining unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Hall
Tronkewag
Real Estate Journal Ad Promises Land Offers to Farmers
An Iowa publication promotes land and real estate opportunities to farmers. The notice claims broad reach with advertising to 39 000 readers via multiple mediums and offers a trial subscription with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veper
Iowa
TATE + JOURNAL
Will devote energies to business hereafter
A fragmentary report notes a board member resigning to focus on business. It praises Mr. Hall as diligent and reliable and hopes his successor meets the standard. Alyan Ladendorff linked to sheriff nomination in Algona. potential rival commentary from Bancroft Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Graham
Clara Amat
Soo
Ruthven
Wood
Algona
H. A. Whitehill
Meigs
I Mansmith
Nelo Salisbury
Sayerd Vlews
Wim
Puzzler
Ganeroft Waa
jSfter
Hall
Bancroft Register
Bairiff
Ely Ladendorff
Mgr
Ladendorff
Chronic Kicker Undermines Town's Efforts, Critics Say
A reader criticizes a local figure described as a chronic kicker and shadowy influencer advising people to retreat from progress. The letter laments wasted effort and portrays the individual as harming business and town development more than common agricultural woes.
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