Forest City News Briefs and Local Updates
Local residents and visitors frequent Forest City and nearby towns with social calls and errands. Names include Hanna, John Haan, Thomas of Garner, Mrs. Oftedahl, John Bode, L. W. Hendricks, J. L. Bushman, Lois Bushman, Chas Baack, and A C Kratger. Election ballots delivered, a new Dodge car purchased, and plastering work underway. A newborn is reported, and Walter Dickeen returns from Minneapolis with Christmas goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kramer
Chas, Lawler
A. W. Lewis
Britt
John Bode
Allison
Iowa
L. W. Hendricks
J. L. Bushman
Lois
Chas. Baack
Burt
Nellie
A. C. Kratger
Mason City Auto Co
BR. W. Barkley
Mason City
E. P. Haneon
A. E. Baungartner
John Crone
Bright
Walter + Dickeen
Minneapolis
Local Social Notes and Weddings Across Germania Britt and Woden
Community brief listing visits marriages and everyday events. Mr Verna Thomas and Miss Bessie Quinn wed at Woden Catholic Church on November 7. Numerous visits among Germania Britt and Buffalo Center residents plus travel for work and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Oftedahl
B. H. Dirkson
Albert
Germania
Verna Thomas
Bessie Quinn
Woden
Local social visits mark a busy Algona weekend
The region saw many guests and gatherings with the Dalton and Walrod families visiting An gona, the Curyea and Smith households hosting relatives, and trips by Brummand Noble Warburton and others. A social dance, Acorn Club updates, and Presbyterian Ladies' Aid plans filled Thursday and weekend activities.
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Germanla News
G. L. Dalton
Angona
Jess Walrod
Claude
Daugther Lyle
Callender
Curyea
Hazel Smith
Stele
Wm. Brummand
Baby
Buffalo Center
Della Smith
James B. L. Wertzer
HA. Kossack
Jefferson
Lens
Acorn
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Mra
John Liesveld
Chris Anderson
Garner
W. B. Tripp
Algona Area Folks Share Weekend News
A crowded column recalls visits and travels of families including C. R. Smith M. A. Whitney H. A. Kossack L. G. Wolcott and Miss Dora Claussen. Local events note sales plans Miss Mildred Pendergast and many others visiting friends and relatives across Algona Northwood and surrounding towns.
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Algona
C. R. Smith
M. A. Whitney H. A. Kossack
L. G. Wolcott
Northwood
Dora Claussen
Gerled
CG. C. DeWauld
Forest lCity
Mike Christ
Charlotte Lewis
A. A. Wiese
Abba Staba
Mankato
Mildred Pendergast
St. Paul
Titonka WB Church Notes
Church notes urge attendance at Sunday worship and Sunday school. The Dean and young people plan a Shadow Social Friday night. A Bible Study Class is being organized with names collected. Christmas program plans are underway and all ages are invited to help.
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Bible School
Corn Prices Rise in October and November Outlook
The article notes corn prices climbing to 70 to 80 cents in late October across the corn belt with October levels about 16 cents above September. It observes November prices typically lag September by about five cents per bushel and warns shrinkage must be considered when deciding to sell or hold, citing a ten year study from the Wisconsin station on corn shrinkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Wiinais Station
November corn prices vs shrinkage keep farmers wary
The article argues that over years the November price best balances shrinkage losses for corn storage, but recent European war effects and global demand blur this. Argentine corn shipments and rising wheat push grain prices higher, with Argentine freight costs and war disruptions shaping US prices and competition.
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Iinois
Peoria
Newcastle
United States
Wallace
England
Iowa
Healthograms by Dr Daniels on child care and diet
Dr Daniels discusses health tips from winter food choices to ventilation. He links overfeeding and poor air to colds and headaches and warns Bright's disease develops from overworked kidneys. Preventive advice includes warm dry feet, ventilated heating, and more green vegetables in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Daniels
Bright
Thousands of women send dimes to Minneapolis scam
Federal agents hunt officers of the National Brokerage Exchange as thousands of women in the United States mail 10 cent payments to a Minneapolis address promising a 1917 model silk petticoat. A vacant room in a business block is tied to the chain scheme and the post office reports rapid letter volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
National Brokerage Exchange
Exchange
Chain Exchange
RE. A. Purdy
Election decision promised in upcoming November vote
The note references Mr Wilson or Mr Wugiedt and states the November elections will decide the question. It promotes The Chicago Herald as the best source for daily, accurate election developments and offers a yearly subscription along with Titonka Topic advertising. The offer highlights the Chicago Herald as a leading daily newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Werald
United States
Chicago Herald
Prica Vane
Titonka
Power Company Wins Court Battle Over Interference Claims
After days without service, Commonwealth Utilities resumes power to Elmore and nearby towns following a district court ruling. Judge Comstock allowed current between 5 pm and 7 am with a $10,000 bond, ending a dispute filed by Blue Earth Valley Telephone Company claiming lines interfered with their system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Earth Valley Telephone Company
Commonwealth Utilities Company
W. TL. Comstock
Mankato
Wrandt & Morse
Blue Earth
A. RR
Mau
Winnebago
Elnora
Towa
Trom
Elmore
Lows
Messrs, Mrundt & Morse
Alloorneys
Telephone Company
Phau
Wilson
J. Laurisch
Aleeting Company
Comstock
Electric Company
Bhnore Bye
Iowa Dairy Industry Posts Record Year Output and Value
Figures from Iowa Dairy and Food Commission show 97,028,788 pounds of creamery butter produced at $26,993,825 in value. Milk products total $36,071,825, with most butter sold outside the state and strong cheese and ice cream activity amid rising demand and new cheese factories planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
le Dairy
Aad Commissional
Stata
New York
Towa
Well Boring Service Offers Prompt Well Cleaning
An advertisement promises ready and guaranteed well boring and cleaning services. Contact Clark Coffin of Burt, Iowa for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Clark Coffin
Burt
Towa
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