Local Board Awards Printing and Jail Supplies Contracts
The Board of Supervisors awarded printing and furnishing contracts for the Court House to Messenger Printing Co and others as lowest bidders. Midland Chemical Co and Lanagan Paper Co won jail supply bids. Drains were assigned repair committees. The board adjourned to October 1, 1936. Ole A Johanneson and wife return from Norway October 7 after Lena’s death. National Reemployment Service reported eighteen public work and twelve private work placements. Des Moines data cited Kossuth relief payments at $222 last month. A dental bill lawsuit proceeded in Judge White’s court. Lloyd Thorson faced charges for illegal possession of pheasants. fined. Harry Brown faced hunting pheasants charges. total fines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Messenger Printing Co
Fort Dodge
Koch Bros
Des Moines
Welch Printing Co
Kiloto Loote Leaf Co
Mason City
Court House
Midland Chemical Co
Dubuque
Lanagan Paper Co
McDonald
Morris
Baum
National
Kossuth
Lloyd Thorson
Bagie
P. A. Dawson
Harry Brown
Pheasant season debate and local road work in progress
Community discussion on pheasant hunting limits continues as farmers and conservationists urge a closed season to protect bird populations for future years. Metz Construction begins grading south of town for a paving project on road No 169, with detours in place and a target to pave at least two miles this fall using NRS labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feir
Metz Construction Company
National
Kossuth Projects Approved For Grants To Towns
Federal grants were approved for Burt to add a school, Titonka for a waterworks system, and Algona to help pay main street costs. Algona officials caution that work won’t start until federal approval of the paying contract, with potential fall completion if consent arrives promptly. Lone Rock drag line operator Oscar Baring dies after appendectomy. Marriage licenses issued include eight couples across several towns including Bade, Ottosen, Ledyard, Elmore, Armstrong, Wesley, Lakota, Bancroft, and Swea City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Titonka
Algona
Main Street
al- Zona
Dan Cupid
Orville J. Wagner
Bade
Alvina W. Reding
Ottosen
Edward Hagge
Ledyard
Sylvia Koppan
Lakota
Harvie Thompson
Elmore
Arlene Drew
Martin J. Lundnd
Helen Knudson
Armstrong
Thomas McMahon
Wesley
Clifton W. Buckels
Ella Ai
Wesley business caller George Pommer in Woden
George Pommer of Wesley was a business caller in Woden Monday. Mrs. Anton Buns and Ruby Baack were mentioned in the same social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pommer
Wesley
Woden
Anton Buns
Ruby Baack
Local social notes from Mason City holiday week
Community updates from Mason City and nearby towns list visits from Artal Cateking, Joe Kramer, Paul Meyer’s family welcoming a baby girl, dinners hosted at the Ted Bode and Ben Atzen homes, weekend trips to Eagle Grove and Forest City, and health news including Irene Wood’s appendectomy in Buffalo Center. Additional notes cover relatives visiting from Round Lake and Lake Park, a cousin’s marriage, and a major hospital operation for Henry Lolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Artal Cateking
Joe Kramer
Paul Meyer Ro
Chet Miasman
Ted Bode
Leroy Eaton
W. Q. Haton
Dritt
Eagle Grove
A. Holland
Seward Anderson
Britt
Bart- Jegon
Forest City
Fred
Anna Shipley
Wesley
Pe Jon
Dalmage
Buffalo Cetter
Snvg
Ruth Valley
Waldorf College
Miss Valley
Parmerg Ol Company
Ployd Valley
Orrie Hanson
Round Lake
Minnesota
Ben Atzen
Hanson
Atzen
Vargobi Remime
Henry Lolling
Lolling
A. C. Irvine
Minn
Secret Marriage Announced For Britt Couple
Announcement made Monday reveals the secret marriage of Misa Thares Welshar of Britt to John Rudisill of Woden on February 26, 1936. Ceremony by Father Rustin at Britt Catholic parsonage. Attendants Bertha Welshar and Garle Welshar. The bride, resident here four years, did general house work for the Rudisills. groom has lived here his life, operating a dray and trucking business for sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managan
Ts' Dolis
Meyer
Thia
Yenta
Misa Thares
Wolshar
Albert Welshar
Britt
John Rudisill
Mary Tindisill
Woden
Rustin
Bertha Welshar
Garl Welshar
Weishar
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Kountry
Ole A Johanneson
Bancroft Farmer
Norway
Lena
United States
Adams
Zwiefel
H. B. White
W. L. Tindall
D. O
Iowa
Horace
Beemer
J.C. Penny
L. A. Matern
C. O. Riddle
W. A. Schram
Lee
Wolfe
Tivonka, Iowa
W. J. Stewart
Bart, IA
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
Pierre Sartor, M.D
Towa
H. (. Torgersen
Hanstreet Uldg
Titankr
Aitonka
Gus Frederickson
Palla
Bank of Woden Oden
Ted Hinders
Woden, Ta
Guy Beemer
Lakota, Iowa
Kossuth County
J. L. Bonar
Iowa State Bank
L. A. Winkel
Quinby
Algona, Ia
D. Shumway
D. Kelly Shumway & Kelly Attorneys-at-Law
Quinby & Krause
van Ness & Stillman
Attorneys-at-Law
Maurice C, McMahon
County Savings Building
Dawson
Quarton & Miller Kossuth Co
State Bank Bldg
Algona, Jon
J. W. SuLlivan
Dee
McMahon L. W
Linnean Sullivan, Mimahon & Linnan
County Savings Bank
Harvey Coleman
Altona
Baticroft
T Tonka
University Hospital
Iowa City
J. A. Doyine
Bancroft
Rochester Hospital
Oscar Baring
Lone Rock
Woden .News
Bennett Bruhns
Buffalo Center
Frigidaire
General Motors
Bjustrom
Paul
RADIO
Sprvich
2Nd St
Crosley
Faul Clement
Lowa
LL. Krantz
Poland
China
Joe Kline
Websters
Topic
Peter Beenken
Cody Farm
Swea Clty
Nsw
L. G. Gartner
Lduroc
Huisinga
Guernsey
Stoutenburg & Jones
Jasperson
Plum Creek
Federal Land Bank
J. E. Keil & Son
Waltman
Philco
Bjustrom’s
Bott
Sala
Westinghouse
Fremont Faulay
Portland Township
Goodsell
Tople
Wall
Lea O
Missouri
Prigate Sale
John Deere
John Deere Gang
Salar
G. Keagle
J. E. Keil
Itonka, In
Call Theatres
Call Theatre
Marris
Edwin C. Hill
Claudette Colbrrt
Baer-Louis Ftcial
Tion—And
Linbam
Genevieve Tobin
Lucky Legs
South Pole
Baer-Louis
Ben Hecht
Chas, McArthur
Noel Coward
Julie Hayden
Jack's Shack
Portugal
Avid Manners
Kay Johnson
Atlantic Monthly
Hjalna
Jaina
Canada
Little Women
Tn America
Tim McCoy
Prescott
Tom MIX
John Boles
Dixie Lee
Charlie Chase
Comedy—News
Farmers: Elevator Co
Fred Hagen
Titonka, Iowa
North Iowa ‘Grain CO
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