Local Notes and Visits From Around Town
Reports from here to Gidden recount visits by Dr. Robert Wagner and Mrs Wagner welcoming a new baby. Harris Smith and son Jimmie of Nashua visited Harris Smith’s parents. Hugo Lindholm of Lincoln Nebraska toured Adolph Misgal-horne and old friends, recently in service and at the veterans hospital in Lindell. Hattie Hotrodder returns from Burt to assume a deputy telephone office role and will serve as secretary of the telephone company.
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Tom Brehon
Chisago
Arne Hickiefé
Howe
Newa
Robert Wagner
Gidden
Town
Mya
Harris Smith
Jimmie
Nashua
Harris
L. G. Smith
Hugo Lindholm
Lincoln, Nebr
Adolph Misgal-horne
Veterana’ Hospital
Lindell
Hla
Parentia
Firemal Ott
Klondike
Hugo
Hattie Hotrodder
Burt
Titanka Oine
Ims
Dasistant
Local Social Roundup at Algona Details Visitors and Birthdays
Batiy Keomings and Doris Heromiingd take new roles at Taiternhill's. Mrs. Rickless hosts visitors from Denver and Dunkerton while Jerome McColley marks his third birthday. Neighbors and relatives, including the Budlongs, Pink family, and Andrews, travel, call, and celebrate. A run of travel, hospital notes, and community events fills the week.
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Batiy Keomings
Beery
Herman Linberg
Clarence Attig
J. Bilsenmann
Win, Planz
Win. Schutter
Arthur Paterson
Joan Holtorf
Paul Meyer
Albert Kranerameier
And
Boelkes
Forreston
George Sonnenberg
H. H. Brung
Norman
George Tjaden
Alfred Boelkes
Ruessell Meinecke
Woreat City
Wibur Schram
Germany
Howard French
Des Moinés
Arlo Adams
Algona
Commodore Hotel
Phyllis Andrews
the Park Hospital
Mason City
J. 1D. Andrews
Burt
Witbir
P. Welhousen
Wim
Welhousen
94Th General Hospital
Dale Bruns
Guy Bruns
San Pedro
Galif
Dale
Navy
Alvin Hanken
Harold Johnson
Harold
Johnson
Eleanor Sachai
Alvin
Harold Ricklefg
Leota Schutter
Elmer Peterson
Minnie Oesterreicher
Raymond Schutter
Henry Schroeder
Rosella Jand
Warren Schroeder
Wellsburg
Lockhaven
Ramsey
Herman Dreesman
Herman Tjarks
Valley Victory Club
Lana DeVries
Gertrude Veer
Marcella Brung
Local notes across Algona scene share births weddings and visits
Algona residents attend family celebrations and travel for births. Mrs Ma tilde Johnson and Mrs Helen Johnson are mentioned with health notes. Joe Hirdman marries Florence Monroe in Waterloo while Bud Kutschara plans family in New York. Descriptions include Legion activities, birthdays Swen Mongan, and visits by Richtsmeier twins and Alice Patty at Good Council Academy.
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Joe’ Hidmar
Mra
Matt Hirdman
Wesley
Waterloo
Florence Monroe
Rath Packing Company
Swen Mongan
Guy M. Butts
Texas
James Putney
Grand Junction
Colorado
J. L. Haverly
Matida Johnson
Algona
Misser
Shirley
Bernice Goetz
Mis
Robert Trenary
Corwith
American Legion Auxiliary
J. P. Hauptman
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Knoxville
Gale
Louis Simpson
Hom: Hansen
Esther Skoweger
Mr. Simpson
Bernadine Johnson
Patty Erdman
Anna Mae Hirner
Bermite Johnson
Jean Goetz
Trene Wanig
Rose
Jeannine
Studer
Charles Mullin
Henry
Bud) Kutschara
Janice
New York
Bud
St. Benedict
Will Hrubes
Wilma
R. C. Bauer
Weeds to Be Topic of Meetings April 1 10
The Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service and the State Department of Agriculture sponsor seven district weed conferences from April 1 to 10. They will discuss weed law enforcement current and future changes weed life cycles control methods and insect control by aircraft. Meetings occur Red Oak Carroll Spencer New Hampton Cedar Rapids Fairfield Des Moines with dates and venues listed. Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Extension entomologist predicts dusting crops for insect control by airplanes could aid corn borer suppression.
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Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service
State Department of ‘Agriculture
Red Oak
Carroll
Commercial Club
Spencer
New Hampton
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Fairfield
Des Moines
Capitol Senate Chamber
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Food Spoilage From Bacterial Infection
Text discusses true food poisoning, how bacteria contaminate food during preparation, toxin formation above freezing temperatures, and methods to prevent outbreaks through cleanliness and careful handling. It notes staphylococcal poisoning cannot be smelled or tasted, highlights custards and processed meats as risky, and urges tracing consumed foods after outbreaks.
Bombay Panorama of Orient Life in the City
The piece paints Bombay's streets and shops with turbans fezzes and saris. It notes ox carts holy men beggars veiled women and cows in the road as soldiers and sellers haggle. It mentions child marriage illiteracy and rising education for Christian and Parsi girls amid a large university and many schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Cheddar Pasteurization Test Tracks Milk Quality
Cheddar Scientists at the bureau of dairy industry have developed a delicate test to determine if milk used in cheddar cheese was pasteurized properly. The method detects residual phosphatase enzyme and uses a phosphate compound to reveal a blue color when pasteurization is inadequate, even at one ten thousandth of raw milk in the final product.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
Department of Agriculture
Anaplasmosis in cattle and sheep noted in the South
Animal disease called anaplasmosis resembles malaria in cattle and occasionally sheep. Spread by biting insects, 30 to 60 percent of affected animals die. Stockmen and veterinarians urged to test blood in suspected cases with fresh whole blood treated to prevent clotting.
Book Matches Drive U S Output To billions per year
U S annual match production totals about 60 billion with two-fifths being book matches. Cigar stores, restaurants and hotels give them away as a goodwill gesture. Advertising on covers lowers costs, funding production and leading to the lowest per capita expenditure for matches in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rich Cattle of Grubs For Efficient Gains
Iowa State College entomologist Harold Gunderson reports a statewide grubs survey shows cattle health and milk output improve with rotenone dust. Treated cattle gain about 7 extra pounds per month within 30 to 60 days and lice are controlled. dust is applied to grubbed areas on backs at a rate of 8 to 10 head per application.
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Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Gunder— Son
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