Dunn to Speak to Farmers at Callahan Hall
Democratic gubernatorial candidate B G Dunn of Mason City will address farmers near Titania and Callahan Hall next Wednesday. The meeting, set for 1 o clock, invites all attendees. Dunns long cooperative society experience and statewide reputation are highlighted. Feb 19 1913.
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Uhon
Mason City
Iowa
Wermanday
Calla
Mallon
Dunne
Carmers
Stata
Callahan’ Hall
Debate on county division and courthouse costs in Kossuth County
The document argues against dividing Kossuth County and building new county facilities, detailing prior proposals in 1888 1895 and 1913 including costs for a courthouse jail and poor house. It compares salaries across counties and warns of long term bond burdens while urging preservation of the county’s unity and existing tax structure. The text also opens a public bid notice for drainage works in Drainage District No. 78 with sections and bid requirements.
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Algona
Fowlah Tor
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
Jos
Kossuth
Sater
Konauth
Ofitera
Isp
Koesuth
Palo Alto
Esbto
Winnehagsack
Emmet
Koupyth
Palo
Hancoele
Winnebago
Sania
Rafer
Kagauth
Oldlcer
Hancock
Koswath
Junal Ae Gond
Kossuth County
Emmett County
Ple
Recorder’s
Korautle
BB Yeqi
Algona Oo
Bancroft
Burt
Wesley
la Verne
Swea Clty
Waa
Kogsauth
Piany
Northwestern Railway
Minnesota
Ssnaran
Bwea
Grant Township
Nétics
Kosnuth
Iowa
Gourt
Kenswth County
Linter
Beyen
la' Thle
Kogauth
Cowity
Towl
Ealh
Liem
Telp
Super Nigerg
Towa
Norton
Unclear local note with scattered names and events
Fragmentary text mentions Blanche Mldridge visiting Ledyard with relatives Miss Buema Dyckmanton and Mr Rygeel. Other names Beynders Bancroft Claud Toothman appear in a disrupted account about moving rooms near Mano Garage and a book exchange event.
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Mies Blanche Mldridge
Ledyard
Buema Dyckmanton
Rygeel
Beynders
Bancroft
BP Aunday
Pratndora
Claud Toothman
Mano
Semas Bookto Olament
Banotyt
Calls for a New Opera House in Burt Highlight Local Gossip
The Burt community discusses the poor opera hall and the need for a new venue. Local visits include Miss Katy Krause and Bert on weekends, with several residents moving houses or commuting. Notes mention anniversaries, birthdays, employment changes, and a planned Odd Fellows entertainment with a dance and supper.
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Fox Lake
M. Jones
Mr. Gracely
Des Moines
Ruc
Jones
Frank Mann
Williem
Algona
Bart
Nebekahs
Mina Blanche Hiridga
Local Social Notes from Fort Dodge Visit
Southwest Nems Ben Bird and Blanche Nel1 Elta visit Fort Dodge this week. Esther Edgin visited Opal Miller Friday and Saturday. Clarence Bird on the sick list with quinsy. Jake Hutsenga courted Miss Anna Greenfield. Pred Madole and Walker Dirksen returned from Waldorf College Friday. The Miller was a Garner caller on Monday. John Junker was a Forest City caller Thursday. Weather cold but mild mood persists.
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Ben Bird
Daugh
Blanche Noll
Elta
Fort Dodge
Jepsie McCall
Tolke
Esther Edgin
Opal Miller
Clarence Bird
Quinsy
John Junker
Forest City
Jake Hutsenga
Anna Greenfield
Madole
Walker Dirksen
Waldorf College
Garner Cafler
Hay land for rent near Tilney March 15
Notice by H C Armstrong offering Tilney area hay land for rent starting March 15. Parties interested may leave word at the First National Bank.
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Tilney
First National Bank
H. C. Armstrong
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Dunn
Callahan Hall
Wednesyday
Cire House Representatives
Des, Moines, Iowa
Tioh
Leting
Denihage District
Rossath County
Rice & Varfass
Gall Opera House
Illinois
Katy Krause
Lone Rock
Hands
Oxford Dehnert
A. Graham
Saturn
Berton Taenberger
Perry
Webster City
Fred Cotterell
Fred
O. Shaw
Pattie . Hancott
Lottie
B. W. Daniels
Sven Toristate
New York
Tima’ Bratt
Luverne
Marthe Collies
Irvington
Henry Kircher
F. L. Pratt
Irene
Carl Dahl
Fogle Grove
Carl
Chas, Patterson
Elmer Nelson
Patterson
Gallagher
Larsen
Goa. Marvertt
John Hardgrove
Anne Schaeffer
Viet | Valle, Minn
Holster Sherwood
Ford
Titonka
Maqtor
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