Local Visits and Births Stir Light News in Town
Local residents John Neves H O Dahl and son of Britt visited friends Sunday. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bruns with Dr Sartor in attendance. Multiple moves and visits reported including Mrs. Jennia Lamoreux in Marshalltown for eyes, and Jack Johnson of Algona as a local business visit.
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H. Dahl
Britt
Eddie Bruns
Des Moines
Oscar Eisenmann
Woden
Fred Bruns
Sartor
A. M. Petersen
Mason City
Geo. Larsen
St. Paul
C. J. Clapsaddle
Algona
John Zwiefel
Bartholomew
Dick Saathoff
Dr. Sartor
Wm. Brandt
Will
Fred Boshm
Nashua
Iowa
Sumner
Wim
Grand
Franzen
Frank Franzen
Robert Pink
Jennia Lamoreux
Marshalltown
Jack, Johnson
Titonka
Towa
Jack
John Schrader
Edward Boyken
M. Vingon
Algoma
Standard OW Fame
John
B. French
A. Post
Flanagan
Hvert
Lttle
Barney Miche
News- World
Fred Bruna
Grandas
Tople
Weasley
North Iowa
Wesley
Hutchins
News-World
Iriday
Carria Anderson
Oscar
Walter Anderson
Bachelor Corner
Leatt
Ulness
Andelly
Bachelor
Cory Whirly
Ty Aig
Fredericksau
John Bode
Shme
L. Buttle
Albert Lea
Minh
Portland Township
Dyfonka
Tuttle Tika
Tuttle
H.R. McMillen
Kanawha
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
H.C. Armstrong
Meyers
Armstrong
Clarke
Clark
Fritz Javers
Aive
Fred Javers
The Story of Our States Dakotas and the Dakota Territory
The Dakotas formed the northern section of the Louisiana Purchase. Lewis and Clark spent winter near Mandan in 1804. British fur posts and the 1818 boundary treaty shaped this region. Sioux land ceding in 1851 opened settlement, with Dakota Territory organized in 1861. North and South Dakota offer similar areas and populations, each with five presidential electors.
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Dakotas
ORTH
South Dakota
Louisiana Purchase
Epancethene
Mandan
Pembina
United States
Canada
Missouri River
Nebraska
Uagt
Minnesota
Dakota
Tiis
Dakota Territory
Harrison Alto
North Dakota
McClure
Policy Grants Franchises but Fails Local Service
The writer argues utility companies must fix outages promptly to serve patrons. They defend the local man in charge yet condemn the company policy, noting the franchise agreement with the people and urging actions aligning service with obligations.
Butcher Turns End of Steak Into Extra Tender Cut
An inventive butcher in a small town near New York demonstrates a method to repurpose the end of a porterhouse into an additional tender loin, appealing to housewives by reducing waste and boosting value. The piece critiques return address issues in Parcel Post, noting that misaddressed parcels hinder returns.
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New York
Farm Offered At 514 Northwestern Of Sexton
Farm located 514 northwest of Sexton offered under usual terms. The notice states a transaction placeholder dated April 5, 1922, with no additional bidders or conditions listed.
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Sexton
Parcel post delays prompt demand for return addresses
Officials urge renewing return addresses on parcels to prevent losses when parcels go astray. The article explains how misdirected mail leads to security issues and extra costs for both the department and senders, urging timely address updates and proper labeling. It also notes a classified rental notice for Otto Callies in Titonka, Iowa.
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Parco Post
Department of the Post
Tiga
Jock
Iine
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Fai Ku
Delfara
W. J. Denton
Neves
Iatran Brac
Mr. Farmer
E. J. Hoagland
Eggs & Poultry
S. B. French
Web
E. M. Sparks
Otto Callies