Woden News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Camp Gathering
Local notes report visits from Cedar Rapids to Woden, Garner and Clear Lake. Families including Engen of North Dakota and Barron relatives were seen, with a clan campfire at Maines River described as a highlight. August Hassmeier’s recovery follows last week’s operation and Miss Hazel Messethieser and Pastor Calkins are mentioned among community activities.
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Endighter
Kathfram
Cedar Rapids
Frank Campbell
Ent
Wedeester Ter
J. L. Beatrice
Ned
Tushman and
Fam
Berniecegham
Garner
Tegimeyer
Ley Barrar
Wits
Tarails
Woden
Abe
Hcure
Wadena
Engen
North Dakota
H. 0
Swingen
Ray Valley
Clear Lake
Barron
Buffalo Center
Hazel Messethieser
Nedved, Sr
Britt
Celkins
Fort Dodge
Calkins
Clan
Calkies
August Hassmeier
Petes Barton
Fieyd Ni
Ges
J. ¥. Calties
Tletonka
Laks
Wind Ata Austin
Olle Kirachbaum
Waterlon
Reunion Honors Mr Matson on Birthday at Sam Matson Home
Crystal Lake residents Miles Anna Swan and Andrew Patlion attended a reunion at the Sam Matson home Sunday in honor of Mr Matson's birthday. Many old friends were present as Swan returned to work in Des Moines after a week’s vacation with her parents Mrs H P Sorenson and Big An drew Patlion noted.
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Miles Anna Swan
Ts Moines
H. P. Sorenson
Big
Andrew Patlion
Sam Matson
Mr. Matson
Fourth of July Picnic Draws Hundreds at Laraéns Grove
A Laraén's grove Fourth of July picnic drew hundreds amid advertised attractions. A ball game between the Titania Indiana and the Garman Vateley teams drew interest, with Indiana achieving a decisive victory.
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Laraén's Grove
Fire destroys Ledyard business district in blaze
Terrifying blaze rips through Ledyard Tuesday afternoon wiping out the north side business block including the Bank of Ledyard and Hotel. Sparks from a pipe set hay on fire and windy conditions drove the flames across town with losses exceeding 25 dollars.
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Ledyard
Bank of Ledfard
Elmer Eaglehardt
Gladys Austin
Emer
Julius Kunz
Fred Corey
Fania
Portland
Sexton
Algona Community Notes and Social Roster
Local column records neighbors and visitors across Algona area including Mr. and Mrs. Del Fiteh of Portland Pick-Ups, Leola Dorsey, Leila Smith, and Edna Lovestad visiting Burt and Algona households. Report covers illness, dinners, farm work, and a cyclone that damaged barns in Newart South Dakota, with various greetings and errands noted.
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del Fiteh
Rockwell
Graham
Clinton Walt
Leo Brayton
Mily
Sanday
Burt Aspen
Tom Trenary
WHI
Bar Isenherzer
Algoma
Cloud Sigs
Leila Smith
Burt
Theorsey
Lillian Bollinger
Dr. Peters
Pete Kirschbaum
Sexton
Pete Govern
Aig
Slonson
L. R. Dallels
Argon
Farst
Ot Smith
Olive
Bsse Hillemann
St. Benedict
Ray Cunninghaws
Jillus
Mor
Larson
Ty Hay
Ce Ted
Warnle Ringsfor
L. M
Daniela
Ed Huber
Buffalo
Poe
Haing
Newart
Dakota
Ringedorf Brothers
Ita
R C U Information Heist Shocks Local Movies Sunday
A fragment reports 1200 feet of R C U information stolen from a cinema on Sunday evening. Police investigate the unusual breach at the movie venue and seek witnesses and security footage to identify suspects.
The Story of Our States Kentucky History by Jonathan Brace
Kentucky origin and settlement traced from early exploration to statehood. Notes explain Blue Grass nickname, native invasions, Harm to settlers, and the 1792 admission as the 15th state with 4 593 square miles and 13 electoral votes. Civil War volunteers show tall stature and broad chests.
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Jonathan Brace
Kentucky
Ken
Theos
Irses
Gbio
Clark
Goster Ohief
Indiana
Virginia
New England
McClure Newcptper Syndicate
Ducky After All and A Weekend Visit
Irvius Hiher faced weekend travel and parental concerns as plans shifted toward returning to Italy Center on Monday.
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Irvius Hiher
Butaly Center
Grasshopper Outbreak Threatens Crops in Iowa Fields
Entomologists from Iowa State College warn that an epidemic of grasshoppers, now spreading in the southwestern counties, could devastate corn and oats if hot dry weather continues. Farmers are advised to treat infested ground with poisoned bran mash using arsenic-free formulas to protect livestock and children.
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Iowa State College
Fla
Fenton
Paris
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Woden News
Crystal Lake
van A Mallon
Franklin
Quincy &, Krause
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