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Local movements and community notes from a Iowa town
Amos Bonacker moved the last of the week into the Bonacker Bros farm. Harm Kettwick moved into the house Amos vacated. D. K. James and Al Falkenhainer visited the Topic office after calling on their friend Charlie Cunningham, who is recovering from a winter illness. Relatives surprised Hol Bruns on his birthday with a gathering of neighbors. Local concerns include snowballing on Main Street and mayor Wolfe warning youths. A business dieting plan is noted for M. S. Craven, who eats sauerkraut with sugar and cream. Des Moines tax blanks to be mailed. many locals report losses. Lenus Isebrand buys a bus route. DePue moves March 1. Lausanne talks on reparations involve France, Italy, and Germany with a projected settlement pathway.
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Amos Bonacker
Bonacker Bros
Harm Kettwick
Amos
D. K. James
al Falkenhainer
Algona
Topic Office
Woden
Charlie Cunningham
Cunningham
Hol Bruns
Guy Bruns
Titonka
Mike Akkerman
Ted Weaver
Gee
Beaving
Guy Hum
Grandma Weaver
Tribune
Main Street
Wolfe
M.S. Craven
Des Moines
Mrva
Mra
Gloria Brandt
Ackley
Anna Theesch
New Redland
Wisconsin
Hellner
Gery
Geo. W. Bangen
Woonsorleet
Will Traden
DeBoer
Genry Meyers
Fred Relbsamen
Titankaites
John W. DeNeal
Lennox
C. B. Wadleigh
Washington
Orville J. Hulburt
Kleist
Banacker
A. Pannhuk Sr
May Romans
Rae Buell
al Meyers
John Severeing
New Richmond
Olvert
Michelson
Tron River
Rowan County
Kentucky
Everbody
Hans Christensen
Fowler
Colorado
J. Reiman
Backus
Buffalo Township
Mason City
Rev. Green
Doan
Geo. Bartholomew
Dows
Kingist
Sietsema
Frank M. Satchett
Wim, Shirfey