Local Social Roundup Highlights Portland Area
Portland Township notes list multiple visits and gatherings including Carl Watson corn shelled on Tuesday and 800 bushels on a farm. Several families hosted dinners with Linn entries and birthdays celebrated at the George A. Graham home. The school meeting at Central School is slated for Monday the 19th, with new directors to be named in next week’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Watson
Brink Shipler
Will Ringedort
Don Spieker
George Johnson
Ed. Fitch
Albert Bunketske
Alf Greham
G. A. Graham
Roy Ringsdert
Algom
Sam Hedrick
Dan Taylor
Dell Fitch
Sigsbee
Portland
Burt Township
George Graham
Raymond
John Housour
Wibart Stewart
New York
Jake Stewart
Dave Mathias
Victor
Chester Fitch
Algona
Portland Township
Amelia Rike
Titonia
Ernest Hansen
Hansen
Mabel Rike
Ray Hutchinson
Iowa City
George A. Graham
Alf Graham
Avery Fitch
J. T. Graham
P. C. Stow
Jas. Lewick
Mable Blomberg
Burt
Community Notes from Ledyard and Surrounding Towns
Wesley Notes reports Mrs. John Lcott visiting the Bertha Loott family in Ledyard while Mrs. Shimp of Hull visits her daughter Mrs. Carl Oelrich. Wellington Drewelow and Henry Kunz are elected to the school board. A son born to Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Hockenbury. nurse from Renwick cared for mother and babe. Lavon Gerdes improving from stomach flu. Evangelistic meetings at the Methodist church led by Rev. Seward of Algona. daily services and music. Miss Mary HarYington weds Willie Larson at Britt on February 1st. Mrs. John Ormsby attends wedding shower. Methodist Ladies Aid meets at the Amerbury home with short program. duet by Mrs. Ammon Lease and Mrs. Drewelow. Leonard Smith sells his barber shop to Mr. Monson of Bode. Monson rents space in Klempster building with plans to bring family later. Joe T. Haan learns his mother died March 1st in Blaine, Washington. death noted by Garher Signa!.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lcott
Ledyard
Bertha Loott
Red Loott
Shimp
Hull
Carl Oelrich
Wellington Drewelow
Henry Kunz
J. R. Hockenbury
Renwick
Lavon Gerdes
Masonity
Odist
Seward
Algona
Mary Har‘Yington
Willie Larson
Britt
John Ormsby
Larson
Local News Snippet Lapses into Jumbled Report
A garbled report notes a spring job claim by Mrs Tony Pannhuk and a large stock shipment to Mason City and Chicago on a Saturday night. A baby girl was born to Wer and Mix Robert Stevens on February 13 near Gorwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Pannhuk
Mason City
Chicago
Mad Mix
Robert Stevens
Gorwith
National Farm News Promises Square Deal for American Farmers
The piece argues a bitter Capitol Hill struggle over a Farm Equality Legislation and promotes The National Farm News as an unfiltered Washington news weekly. It touts features by Charles Stengle and Dr. T. C. Atkason, legal Qs answered by Care, civil service info, homemaking advice, fiction by top writers, weekly market chats, health content, and a new cooperative marketing column. Subscription offer: ten weeks for 10 cents, then $1 for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
iIt
Congress
Emias
Daily Press
National Farm News
Ferner
National Farm Mews
National Capital
National Farm Organization
Department of Agriculture
Charles I. Stengie
Col. Stengle
T. C. Atkason
National Grange
Atkins
Care
Iiresee
Civil Service Bureau of Information
Civil Service
Jane Alden
Ellis Butler Parker
Edna Ferber
Mary Roberts Rimnhart
Lowell Otus Reas
James Oliver Curwood
G. 5. Fiske
Piske
Percy
Clyde ‘Truman
Frank McGoy
Letter Corker
Clinton Marshall
Voice of the People
Bill Stahl
Hoosier Farmer
West
Midwestern
America
Local reader pledges farm news trial subscription
A reader encloses ten cents for TEN WEEKS of National Farm News. The offer promises to pay at end of ten weeks with a dollar bill for a full subscription if accepted. If no contact is received, cancellation is requested at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm News
Banks Favor Propaganda About Nebraska Bank Law
A garbled note claims banks support propaganda arguing Nebraska’s bank guarantor law causes state financial strain. The fragment mentions debt, policy implications, and implied endorsements by banks, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mr John Osterman visited his brother W Wakee's home last week evening. Mr and Mrs George Diop and family visited Tela Ledyard on Sunday in Rippon noting relatives and social contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Osterman
Wwakee
George di Iop
Tela Ledyard
Rippon
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Joan
Leonard Daniels
Charley Phelps
G. Uy. Fairbanks
Rhyshels
Warren Kingsfort
Ted
Fred Laverne
Dr. Clapsaddie
Roy Ringsdorf
Will Ringsdorf
Donny
Col
C. C. Redder
R. L. Krantz
B.C. Ailts General
ML. B
Pringly General Auctioneer
Omee Kowa
Sereleteie
Henry Meyer
W. F. Hamstrelt, M.D
Titonka
PIERA
Towa
Dr. G. 0
Smalldridge Chiropractor
Farmers Savings Bank
Oafalo Center
H.E. Torgersen
Karl RB. Hoffman
Bancroft
Iowa
Kennedy Bros
H. H. Murray
Roy OC. Ball
Fowa
Gus Mrederickson
Bank of Woden
Woden, Lown
Peietetetetete
Auto Hearse
Fh Phong
Pelee
Serine
BH. d. van Ness
Von
LAW
Pics
Quarton & Miler
Kossuth Co. State Bank Bldg
Algoni, Owe
Wesley Notes
Joe T. Haan
Crystal Lake
Ward
John
Blaine
Joe
Albert Lea Hatchery
the City Poultry Co
Ohnson
Iweep
Sans Ater
THE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Webster
Smithtier
Tsa
Titonka Creamery Co
Torgersen Titonka
Topie
John Isebrand
Finni Nordschaw Bonacker Bother French Lumber
Wo. Rickiis
John Powelsent
C. J Scanland
F. Fisher
Jerry Schutter
H.C. Aikts
Lowing
Norta Iowa Grain Co
First National Bank
Folk Motor Company
Hutchinson Brothers
Titonka Creamery
Titonka Telephone Co
McCormick-Deering
R. Enauman
Panakuk Building
U. S
S. B. French Lumber Co
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