Local Items Mixed With Sales And Visits In Algona
Short local notices list George Hansen’s prolonged dispute with Sagrione. Masons meet in Burt Friday night. various sales announced including land north of Lamoreux Meat Market and a Durocher Bey sale at Algona Fair Grounds on Friday Jan 14 1946 with 60 brood sows. Holiday candy sale at cost noted. visits to Algona from Manila and others, plus a health update for Tom McDermott of Titonia with a medical operation and recovery described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hansen
Sagrione
Burt Fridy
Lamoreux
Tapie
Messia M, P. Haggard
B. Conner
al Falkenhainer
Germania
Aa. Vipond & Sons
Durocher- Bey
Algona Courier
Local notices and visits fill early January column
Names of Algona residents and visitors appear in an early January community note. Several individuals travel to Germania and German Valley, while readers remit subscriptions and praise Dr. Weber’s eye and ear care. The piece also details a supervisory board meeting and concerns over Commonwealth Power’s failed project and future lighting plans for Bancroft and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Smith
Germania
Fred Amesbury
B. S. Pannhuk
EF. A. Hansen
Algona
P. P. Zerfas
Jan
Lsz
Robert, Spear
Gertie Beenken
German Valley
Avurt Wesesls
Buffalo Center
Wallace Hospital
Ball
Abba Chreismann
W. 8
Duching
N. A. Smith
Wesley
Weber
Dr. Weber
Lane
John Welhouen
Waupon
Wis
Bat Dezmar Reus
Welhousen
Board of Supervisors
Fred Wheeler
Ledyard
B. D. Bedell
Irvington
Thompson
Kobus Tjaden
Oesterreicher’s
Buffalo Township
Luke Miller
C. BE. Paine
Titonka
Peter Badie
Fristoe
Missouri
Herbert Merrifield
Commonwealth Power Company
Mr. Merrifield
Bancroft
Elmore
Merrifield
Mankato
Horta
Bancroft Reglater
Local notes from Algona area feature residents and events
Fred DeVries travels to Lyon county to visit relatives while J J Cosgrove O Berquist Alfred Blatti and Robert Callies handle business in Algona. The 500 club hosts guests at the Dahl home and Masonic events occur in Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred DeVries
Lyon County
J. J. Cosgrove
O. Berquist
Alfred Blatti
Robert Callies
Algona
C. B. Dahl
Iowa approves trademark for top quality butter
The 26th General Assembly approved a state wide butter quality trademark to be used after year start. Only butter from pure cream meeting strict standards will bear the mark, which will be inspected by Iowa Dairy Department and state inspectors to guarantee purity and healthfulness. Cremeries totaling about one and a half million pounds have applied to use the mark, with inspections ongoing to verify compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
26Th
General Assembly
Iowa State College
Ames
W. B L. Barnay
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Trade Mark Aims To Protect Iowa Butter Quality
A map of Iowa displays the mark First Quality State with the words Iow a Witter and State Utter Control. The butter market in Iowa produces about 90 million pounds annually and most goes to eastern markets. The trade mark will apply to the top quality product and is protected by U S patent laws. A board of state dairy experts oversees its use to ensure purity and prevent inferior grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jowa
Goats blamed for Hancock county supervision lapse
A Kanawha Record item states a goat assumed responsibility for the dereliction of duty by a former Hancock county supervisor. The animal escaped before capture and is expected to return when the matter subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Hancock County
Kanawha
Library notes and Saturday opening hours at local club
The club announces a Saturday open from 2 to 6 with Mrs Rt D Temple as librarian in place of Mrs Waterson. Additions include two Camp Fire Girls Stories donated by Camp Fire Girls Club of Titania and four checks from Mrs Wallace to buy a book for all. Members urged to report and confess any damaged returns as per library rules. A large selection now on shelves invites reading. Ladies Club meets with Mrs F R Amesbury Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. D. Temple
Waterson
Vandercook
Camp Fire Girls
Titania
Wallace
F. R. Amesbury
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First National Bank
Titonka Jowa
J. W. Sullivan
B. J. Murtagh
Pres
Wm. Boyken
Asst
Edith Budlong
Milwaukee
J. W. Swannon
Ww. F. Hadler
Star Route
Raduath
Witonka
Towa
Homestead
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Herald
August Schram
LeRoy McWhorter
Burt
Albert Ogren
Ugerminia
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Samual Nelson
Grinell
Bena Vritz
Klemme
K. I. Mulndert
Tom White
Whittemore
Tom
Maggie Mansholt
Sioux Falls
Bane Drecsman
Wm. Goyken
Klemmer
Epworth League
M. EB
Bank
Mayme L. Petersen
Tronka Savings Bank
Gardner
Grant Consolidated Schools
Grant Consolidated
Grant Consolidated School
J.D. Breen
Frank Meyer
Edward C. Walfe
Banks Farm
Portland Township
Mr. Wolf
Tle
Wolf
Clayton
We. A. Stoutenberg
Stoutenberg
W. A
Oscar Hedwick
Ft. Dodge
Rocky Island
Garner
Express
Hedwick
Post Office
Omaha
Neb
Tien
Brackett
Hancock County Democrat
Schneider
Jran
Emma Scott
Chicago
Wii
Scott
Summer Quarton
Quarton
Helen Cowles
Gardner Cowles
The
Register & Leader
Des Moines
Philip Buffington
Frank Kline
Familly
Famly
Ray Hansen
Chris Hansen
Harry McElroy
Ralph Klenk
Ed Tuttle
Sam Reynolds
Sam Grass
Arthur
Harry Harrison
Lerrains
Lawrence Doege
Lion River
Wic
Jimmie
Shige
H.C. Adams & Co
Algena
Just
Keil
the Farmers Koberateve Society
WM. Spangler
W. I
Prince Acanthus, Jr
Sexton
Geo. Reuthenreather
Mrop
Tilinka
Lowa
Bi. R.A
Tilonka
Temple
Mini Street
Ape Pointmeent
Woden
Pittady
D. A. Kinney
J. EB
W. EB
Wee Sawn Kossuth County State Bank
M. P. Haggard Teel
Nenry Meyer
Myera Real Estate
Rogers Bros
Meriden Britannia CO
Cupterugtioua Ailver Co
Were, Conn
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