Local Notes from Algona Bank and Community News
The Commonwealth Utilities Co has become the Iowa Minnesota Power Company with Bill Gillen in charge at Lakota. Bank director Hermen Rechar is promoted to assistant cashier. Mrs Caroline Meyers seeks throat cancer treatment at St. hospital with her son Willie. Mrs Roy Bartholomew and infant return from the hospital in Algona. Community stores once linked to Greek founder Beaston go bankrupt. Ringsted murder suspect Grant Giffen confesses.
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Commonwealth Utilities Co
Iowa- Minnesota Power Company
Iowa
Gillen
Lakota
First National’ Bank
Algona
Hermen “Rechar
Westor
H. B. Plaisier
Isummer
Claremont
Minnesota
Elsie Nelson
Slisces Magdalen Sartor
Rural Klasse
Shirley
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
Ellis Jain
Burt
C. L. Phelps
Help Win Honors For Your School Continued from Page One
The piece extols outdoor exercise for health and mental alertness and notes mild winter weather allows more fresh air. It cites Colliers December editorial praising the Great Master Teacher as a source of inspiration.
Healthful Mother Goose Makes Health Rhymes Free to Schools
Metropolitan Life and the Child Health Organization promote free Mother Goose books retold as health rhymes for third graders. Requests go through school superintendents or directly to Dr. Lea K. Frankel in New York. office availability varies by town. The materials emphasize happiness kindness and health with colorful pictures and durable paper for classroom use.
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Metropolitan Life Topulance Company
Lea K. Frankel
Madison Ave
New York City
Child Health Organization OF
Farm Bureau Leads New Movement in Cattle Exchange
The coop stock exchange at Omaha yards rebated at least five percent of handling expenses to members. The initiative has increased the volume of livestock managed and plans to expand to serve more members. President Howard backs the cooperative expansion and growth.
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Omaha
Cooparative Exchange
Howard
Coopera
Livestock Commission Voices Demand for Exchange Representation
A fragmented report notes calls for live stock commission offices to gain representation across the country. It laments the profit lost to stock exchanges and cites meat prices in cities ranging from 30 to 50 cents per pound, with steers fetching 7 to 10 cents locally.
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Tive
Avery, Livi
Legislative measures and proposed bills overview
A compilation of proposed House files HF and related bills including changes to filing nomination papers 20 days before primaries extending to 20 days. raises for animal health commission funding. repealing separate election ballots. authorizing land condemnation for lake access. increasing inspector pay. and legalizing water works warrants at Sioux City.
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Mooiréad
Mayne
Executive Council
Forsling
Board of Central
Forsing
Sioux City
Low-Cost Mineral Mix Boosts Hog Growth Says Expert
Hog raiser Eu H Beckstead cites minerals as key to healthy stock and cost efficiency. He claims five pounds of ordinary mineraline mixed with bran yields a hundred pounds of hog feed, surpassing pricey stock foods and remedies. Send two dollars to Minerals Chemical in Chicago for a prepaid sample.
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H. ‘Beckstead
Iowa
Chemical No
North Wells St
Chicago
Salesmen Wanted for Lubricating Oils and Greases
Classified notice seeking salesmen to solicit orders for lubricating oils greases and paints. Offers salary or commission. Apply to Vidto Co Cleveland O.
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O11 Co
Cleveland
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