Community Visits and Family News in Britt Area
Local residents from Sumner to Britt and Germania visit homes, conduct business, and welcome a newborn. Multiple families including Dirkson, Oftedahl, Quinn, and Rosenau are quoted visiting relatives, with teachers and students returning to school after a Garner institute break. A Metho dist sermon is noted and Halloween plans mentioned.
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Margaret of
Britt
Carn Kenney
Forest City
Carl Kenney
John Oftedahl
Buffalo Center
B. J. Oftedahl
Lewis
Dell
Emory
C. G
H. Dirkson
Berytha
Albert
Gemania
Walter Dirkson
Havyfield
Ross Ringsdort
Portland
J. L. Bushman
Stohr
Crystal Lake
Wm. Jacob
Bessie Quinn
Carl Tegmeyer
Hertha
Frieda
Bessie Madole
Germania
Mary Rosenau
M. B. Oftadahl
Thompson
B. J
Ira Hewitt
Algona
Erma
B. H. Dirkson
Nf. Preerks
Alva Cunningham
Fred Orthe
Ray Valleye
J. &. Valley
Geo. Hulmes
Fred Shallenberger
Nora Springs
J. A. Kramer
Agusta
Garner
Join Paulson
O. R. Kramer
Ruby
Ruth
Kellogg
N. D. Ray
Esther Kramer
Alyin
Fred Boyken
Woden
Martha Brandt
Titonka
Gon George
Walter Rosenau
Ruby Kramer
Harm Kurtzleben
Augusta
Louise Kramer
K. K
Machbelle Saatholf
Lois Bushman
Burt
Raymond Hohlstedt
Bertha Karte
Dr M B Ray Co Economics Elapse At Answere
fragmentary text appears to reference Dr M B Ray and economics. missing context limits clear reporting. master details unclear, cannot identify place date or actions.
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M. B. Ray
Chicago Herald Promotes Its Metropolitan News Product
The Chicago Herald touts itself as leading the newspaper field with journalistic leadership and strong real merit. It claims exclusive departments and World news coverage from its newsgathering facilities, urging readers to subscribe for the year. Mail orders welcome at the office.
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Chicago Herald
James Keeley
Weral
Whetitonka
Community Briefs From Buffalo Center Area
A busy week of social visits and farm activity across Buffalo Center and nearby towns. Visits include Lon Sperring at Paul Hertske’s, varied relatives at multiple homes, and a large turnout for a local birthday dance. Farmers husk corn as seasonal work continues and families welcome newborns while noting sales and hospitality events.
Mrs Erwin Morris Sunday at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Henry Smith Erwin Morris attended services at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Mrs C Rippentrop and others spent the day with the Smith and Baum families. Blue Earth visitors joined the Baums at their home. Fred Gerdes and family were in Forest City Monday.
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Ehego Stohr
George Eden
Floyd Dingman
John Eden
Fred Larson
Orville
Blanche Hanson
Forest City
Mary Rosenau
Walter
Robert
Kossack
Ed Thaves
Germany
O R Kramer
Charley Christensen
Enor Sabin
Ft. Dodge
Red Kammere
Raymond
J. Oftedahl
Erma
Thompson
Henry
Woden
H. Helm
Henry Putstock
Ehila- Ten
Mloyd Dingman
Britt
Mrs. Helm
Martha Helm
Floyd Dngmillain
Jacob
George Helm
Ross Morgan
Brith
Gjerde
Miler
Taht
Nev, Mitchell
Skinner Home
Floyd Dingmans
Wm. King
Kreuger
M. Dingman
C. A. Lawler Olen
Towa
Fred Kammeier
Lehad
Migs Nettie Bushman
Emory Schoonover
Sit Lake
Alleren Oftedahl
Thompson Fr
Merts
Hayfield
Faul Anderson
Cry‘al Lake
Andrew Oftedahl
Hompson
P. Sebestian
Webster City
Rand
J. A. Rudersill
Titonka
Hor
Henry Smith Erwin Morris
Presbyterian Church
Hancock County Fifth District Supervisor Candidate Letter
John C Sheets of Orthel Township seeks Hancock County Iowa Fifth District supervisor on the Democratic ticket for the November election. He cites 21 years in the county and experience in drainage and road work including building numerous bridges and culverts, pledging to work for taxpayers and asking for support.
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Hancock County
Iowa
John C. Sheets
Orthel Township
County considers at large three supervisor plan
Hancock county voters filed a petition with 800 names asking to place on the ballot this fall a proposal to elect three supervisors at large instead of five from districts. The board granted the ballot measure. If approved, incumbents serve until January 1919 with nominations in June 1918 and election in November, the three winners taking office the second Monday in January 1919.
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Board of Supervisors
Hancock County
Harm HH. Papper
Kamrar
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Woden and
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Metho Mat
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August Kreiger
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John Bode
Des Moines
Rose Ormsby
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Chas. Feigel
Forrest City
N. ‘D. Ray
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Henry Hassebrok
Selkamp
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Milton Pringle
Buiver
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