Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Kossuth County Iowa
By virtue of a Special Execution issued from the District Court of Kossuth County, Iowa, Bertha Callies sues James M. Hansen et al for 14132.04 plus costs. Lot 4, Block 12, Original Plat, Titonka, Kossuth County, Iowa, is levied. Public auction to satisfy the judgment will be held October 12, 1951 at 10:00 AM at the east door of the Court House in Algona. Sheriff Ralph W. Lindhorst officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kossuth County
District Court
Bertha Callies
James M. Hansen
Block 12
Titonka
Towa
Algona
Ralph W. Lindhorst
Donald M. Wood
New Car and Truck Licenses issued in Kossuth County
The county issued 30 new vehicle registrations last week. Listed owners include Lawrence Blacker Bancroft Heiko Bruns Titonia Herman Geilenfeldt Fenton Ted Hilbert LaVerne James M Long Lone Rock Oscar Petersen Swea City Murl Potter Algona John Haggard Algona Harold N Hellman Bancroft K D James Algona Harlan Vaudt Whittemore Herbert Zumach Whittemore Ralph Reding Ottosen Jasper Smith Lakota W E Wiemer Ledyard Clifton E Sykes Swea City Ed Wertjes Titonka Willis Vogel Burt Gail Wolf LaVerne and dealers Whittenmore Implement Co.
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Kossuth
Chevrolet
Lawrence Blacker
Bancroft
Heiko Bruns
Titonia
Herman Geilenfeldt
Fenton
Ted Hilbert
LaVerne
James M. Long
Lone Rock
Oscar Peterson
Swea City
Algona Produce
Ford
M. F. Amdorfer
Algona
John Haggard
Harold N. Hellman
Gypsum the Magic Mineral from Pyramids to Plaster
Gypsum or hydrous calcium sulfate is a versatile mineral used in construction, dentistry, aviation parts, and art. The article traces gypsum from ancient Egypt and Rome to modern plaster powder and its water-rich plastic form. It notes its fireproofing history, biblical references, and the term Plaster of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Michelangelo
Earth
Paris
France
Tut
Minos
Crete
Pyramids
Army Water Supply Units Keep Troop Supply Fresh
The U S Army Eighth Engineer Battalion Kores purified nearly 60 million gallons of water for the 1st Cavalry Division by treating contaminated Korean river water. Recon patrols locate riverside pumping points about 2,000 yards from the front, protected from shellfire and connected to regimental water trucks. A water cycle takes about 45 minutes with three tanks and chemical cleansing. Water police guard flowing sources as a precaution. The operation uses fifteen 3,000 gallon tanks to theoretically produce 60,000 gallons in a 20 hour span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Eighth Engineer
Kores
1St Cavalry Division
Nature’s Inventions Parallels Insect and Animal Tricks
A long feature on how nature’s creatures resemble human inventions, from bats using echolocation to eagles spotting prey, ants returning to colonies, and electric eels shocking their surroundings. The piece links natural adaptations to imagined modern devices and hints at inspiration for civilization's innovations.
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Washington
Tayman
Mother Nature
Nature
Ufe
Alaska
Hawaii
Mom Nature
Tugboat Crewmen Baffle Alabama Police Officer
Patrolman M E Farr questioned two men lingering in a town area claiming they waited for a tug. They were told to leave. Two days later the tug R Thomas McDermott appeared in Montgomery reporting two crewmen missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
South
M. E. Farr
R. Thomas McDermott
British Experts Propose Backward Seating to Cut Fatalities
British air experts suggest reversing passenger seating to reduce crash deaths. Chief technician Walter Tye of the air registration board says backward seats cushion impact when the fuselage stays intact, potentially saving many lives. Trials in troop carriers reportedly show favorable results despite passenger attitude concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Walter Tye
British Air Registration Board
Tye
Chicago Bandits Modernize To Meet Changing Times
Hijackers used walkie talkies to coordinate a kidnapping in Chicago, taking a truck carrying lingerie valued at 50000 dollars. Driver Joseph Kolodziy and helper Leo Goody from St. Joseph Michigan were held for about three hours before being released in Cicero.
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Chicago
Joseph Kolodziy
Leo Goody
St. Joseph
Michigan
Cicero
Kolodziy
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Marlow Milkers
Grange
Firestone
Ted Hinflera
Woden
Murphy's
Ted Hinders
Town
den H. Hutchins
AL Gone
Michaelsen Brothers
Titanka
Stan Harris
G. E
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Poland
China
Meinhart Smidt
Boht
Wilbur Boeckholt
Jacobson Piano
Albert Lea
Minn
Willemssen
Studebaker
L. Price
Buffalo Center
Dick Downs
Leland Schroeder
Buffalo Center Rollerdrome
Henry Stohr
Old Magestic
Gray Bros
H. R. Rickless
J. D
J. E. Ukena
Lakota
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Assn
Dodge St
E. H. Hutchins
Sec
Treas
W. E. Loy Motor Co
Bott
H.C Titonka Implement Co. Inc
Red Adamson
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Henry Boyken
Green Colonial
Uts
Titania Cafe
Forest Launderers
Forest City
W. J. Denton
McMahon & Cassel
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Bjustroms Furniture
Bjustroms Furniture Company
Algona, Towa
New England
America
North America
South America
Jessie M. Parker
Nouma Gerdis
Marilyn
Carol Callies
Waterloo
Rosyth County
Marilyn Callies
Mehlan
Chicago Bandits
Mr. Farmer
Titanka, K, & H
Burt
Estherville
Davis Packing Co
Pierre Sartor
M. D
wronkKa
E. J
H. J. Torgersen
X-Ray
Kemstreet
Titonka, Ta
John M. Woods
Osteopathic
W. L. Tindall
Osteqpathic
James E. Hill
Tyke Electric
Titonea
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Hlow. Otiller Attiorney
Dr. Sawyer
L. L. Snyder
Tigges
Jas. J
Norris Optometrial Office
Louie H. Helm
Donald Wubben
Thtanics
Von's
Woden, Iowa
Andy Crawford
Towa Farm Mutual Insurance Cos
Farm Bureau Auto
Garman’s Dress Shop & Variety
Burt, Iowa
W. E. Ley Motor CO
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