Kossuth Paving Contract 10 Let Soon
County Board of Supervisors indicates paving of a strip along Algona to Burt and Tonka will proceed with State Highway Commission approval. Cost estimates near twenty thousand six hundred dollars reflect postwar pricing, with funds raised via local assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Board of Supervisors
Jadhng
Algons
Ang Greeanada
Ars
Daniel Boane
Ymateriel
Lori
Loxton
Andy Wenley
Werlay
Algona
Tonka
Slsa
Mtdaku Té
Burt J
Farm Bureau meeting near Burt holds picnic and plans retrenchment
Members of the Kosgoth Farm Bureau gathered for a September 28 picnic at the F. Krtelhe farm west of Burt. County agents discussed salary cuts, expense bills, and project prioritization while women participants urged broader involvement. wage discussions set corn husking rates at 3 cents with elevator, 3 1/2 without, and 2 1/2 in special cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosgoth Farm
Suyeay
2. F. Krtelhe
Burt
Farm Bureau
Anyona Press
Ita Farmery
Mocetinsa
Holden
Wmen
Tax Load On Land Wealth Compared With Income
The text argues that about 20 000 farmers in Iwa state hold land with a paper value around 60 000 dollars each. It notes inheritance taxes at state 675 dollars and federal 700 dollars for such land. It claims local taxes total about 640 dollars annually and criticizes tax shifting to farmers with limited earning power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwa
Fach
Farmers face rising land costs amid boom era cycle
The record notes that 16 percent of farmers who bought land during a boom will suffer as farm values rise. most farmers will benefit if land is valued by its earning potential. It criticizes tax policy and the impact of speculative land purchases.
Fatty Arbuckle case stirs mixed public response and doubt
The article reflects on the Fatty Arbuckle scandal and the public reaction as the legal outcome nears. It notes widespread disappointment in Arbuckle's conduct and the film industry while pondering the impact of wealth and fame on justice and reputations.
Why Shop Local In Tough Times At Home
The Weverly Democrat urges residents to patronize home merchants to save time and money, keep goods quality, and sustain community prosperity. It argues local shops stay open through local support, preventing a poorer town and reduced spending on essentials, stressing that adults should heed simple, common sense advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeauga
Weverly Democrat
Public Property Gets Fresh Paint Boost
A neglected structure receives a repaint improving its appearance and public value. Local authorities report the project enhances safety and curb appeal for the community.
Buffalo Center Reconsiders Old Utility Rates
Buffalo Center council weighs restoring the old rate charged by Commonwealth Utilities Co. after material and labor costs dropped. Minnesota Power Co. and city officials argued benefits and possible service cuts as the contract rate, once agreed, would reflect current conditions. Citizens read of meetings and township actions across Garfield and Harrison townships, with calls for fair pricing and continued utility service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Eigetuiite
Commonwealth Utilities Co
Guittalo Centar
Itonka
Res
Tiaweriad
Conmany
Goma
Inbor
Pirei
Izhor
Ova
Minnesola Power and
Lisht Go
Commionwealth Utities Co
Tows- Minnesota Power Co
Chat
Conneil
Gordon and
Shanson
Couei
Cownell
AK Goo
Township Farm Bureau Meetings Report Pref Week
A series of township Farm Bureau meetings were held in the pref week. County Agent Maakestad attended events in Portland Sherman Greenwood and Ram regions, sharing updates and collecting member concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maakestad
Portland
Sherman
Greenwood
Ram
Marriage Ties End Long Divorce Battle in Algona
A sensational marriage unites Charley Blake and Mrs. Cora M. Jordan of Algona after a long divorce dispute with former spouses. The couple, reportedly finding happiness, plans to move soon, ending a drawn out feud described by News-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slowx Falls
Charley Blake
Cora M. Jordan
Algona
Farmer Sells Farm in Wrestling Pool Draw
A farmer in Coonnepids advertised for cash sale of his farm. Two top wrestlers promoted a bout in a muddy pit with tickets at one dollar each. After the match, numbered tickets were drawn and the holder won the farm. Over 70,000 tickets reportedly sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonnepids
Farm Bureau meeting strengthens local support at Fort Dodge
Delegates from Farm Bureau gathered in Fort Dodge last Wednesday where speakers Mark McDonald and Secretary Cunningham highlighted the group’s progress. Attendees traveled 80 to 160 miles and expressed renewed confidence in the Farm Bureau’s impact on farming communities. Local attendees listed by township include Engie Paul Cody and M L Johnson from Swen Erickson Garfield R B Hennyghause M O Thompson Whitenore F J Balgeman Olaf Finnemark O K Flom Wels Jisson Burt Wm Kossiter Heerdt Histtroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Hell
Fort Dodge
J. H. Nordhausen
10Th Congressional
Mark McDonald
Anes
BH. Cunningham
Iowa
Cunningham
Engie Township
Paul J. Cody
M. L. Johnson
Swén—J
Erickson
A. L. Swanson
QO. Ul, Thorson
Garfield
R. B. Hennyghause
Harpison
M. O. Thompson
Whitenore
F. J. Balgeman
Wesley
Olaf Finnemark
K. Flom
Wels Jisson
Burt—Wm
Kossiter
A. Heerdt
W. J. Hist
Trv
Unemployment Debate Highlights Farm Purchasing Power
President Poorson of Town State College warns there is no full remedy without addressing farmers. He says relief must boost farm income and consumer buying to revive industry and prevent further unemployment amid a depressed economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
H. A. Poorson
Town State College
Voyalty Ag
Poayaon
Jilg
Special taxes on manufacturers debated in Senate Finance hearing
Dr. Pierre Sartor reports a baby girl at the home of Geo. Schueider south of town last Thursday. Prosperity concerns and wartime tax policies are examined by Mr. Hanch as he urges equitable taxes to curb consumption and support production amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cy Hanch
Windor
My. Munch
Senate Vinance Committee
My. Hauch
Oder
Pladow
Congresa
Senador Smoot
Hefoys
Hanehmedg Splain
Qames
Dlocs
Congress
Piarre Sartor
Geo. Schueider
Atea
Obas Matigon Monson Passes Away at 70 in Port-inn Townsht
Obas Matigon Monson Sr aged 70 years 2 months and 16 days died last Wednesday at his home six aisles west of Titania after months of illness. He emigrated from Sindht Dig Swern to Chicago in 1841 and later worked on railroads in Dututl Minn Cass ville Wis before marrying Christina Kirschbaum. The Monson family long resided in Wesley Kogsuth County and Port-Inn townsht where they now live with children in New York Chicago Iowa Springfield Guekeen and Wesheyy. Funeral arrangements follow Catholic rites at Wealey with many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obas
Matigon
Toisaya
Titania
Laker
Mowson
United States
Sindht
Swern
Chicago
L&dy
Hea
Anden
Dututl
Minn
Cassville
Wis
Fova
Chistina Kirschbaum
Holy Cross
Mousen Gud
la Wesley
Kogsuth
Port- Inn
Mulh Manson
New York
Chio
Monyou
J. Woden
Iowa
Wil Monson
Cards of Thanks for Sympathy and Support
A brief heartfelt acknowledgment expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of a husband and to the mourners and helpers. The notice notes appreciation for support and prayers from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palahhorgy
Epworth League Season Opener At The Church
The Epworth League hosts the first Friday evening program at the church with a varied schedule and a cordial reception. Attendees enjoyed a program featuring songs and reflections and look forward to future meetings as part of the local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Uession
Olivers
Yrolataestulja
Kodal
Wien
Iit. Excellenk Baiprapt
Basket social to be held at Cosgrove Dist No 2
A basket social is planned for October 11 in the Cosgrove District No 2 hall. A lively program is promised with games and raffles. Lavina Brussieweld, teacher, is noted among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Cosgrove Selon Dist
Cole
Lavina Bruusiweld
Publication of School District Financial Statements
The text notes a new law requiring the publication of school district financial statements and who may publish them. It discusses publisher and school board responsibility, and that standard rates apply as the default if not otherwise fixed. Some mentions of publication style and pricing appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tCarn Bolt
Average TowA farmer warning figure and value
Town factory will be surprised to learn that farmers earned roughly 5,895 dollars per person last year. The total value of farm products reached about 11,268,201 dollars, based on market values of farm products rather than other values, with 219,312 farmers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klale
Bank Examiner Potter Reviews Mayon City Bank
Bank examiner Potter and his associate from Mayon City surveyed the First National Bank last Thursday and Friday. Potter, formerly a state bank examiner, checked the bank’s loan and security procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Mayon City
First National Bank
Examiner Potter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Almna-Wesley
Sewell
Fatty
Arbuckle
Arbuckle Land
Tte Shun
Buffalo Genter Goungil
Garfield Township
al Mo
Missouri
Ramsey
Alvelin
Murt
Elmore
Re. le Caastle
Fish
H. D. Hutchins
Bullsle
Fenton
Tlarrizon
Warrison
Ish
Harrison Township
Gol
Lintawnellipa
Siam
Ula
Toa
Chas, Monson
Dione Cita
Wosstrth
County
Nee
Mlanks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!