Memorial Exercises for Harrington at Local Court
A memorial meeting of the local bar was held in open court to honor the late TFP Harrington with Judge DeLand presiding. Resolutions praised his long service, and speeches by Judge Quarton and Senator Dickerson highlighted his career. The Garner Herald notes its rapid growth and subscriber accountability, while local notices mention a family visit and a lumber sale.
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Harrington
TFP
DeLand
Bar Association
W. B. Quarton
Kossuth
Local Wanderers Attend Poultry School and Visits
Mrs Gorge Hansen and Mrs Gordon Hansen traveled to Swea City to spend the day while Mrs Hansen attended a poultry school. Mrs Raymond Bonacker had jaw surgery at Park Hospital in Magon City and returned home in good spirits after an infection required tooth removal. Various local residents—Dr R C Ball W H Stotts Mr and Mrs Martin Bletch and others—were noted in meetings and travel across Mason City Cayton Forest City Titonica and Minnesota as Rev Guriner arrived to join enlistment briefings.
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Gorge Hansen
Gordon Hansen
Swea City
Hansen
Raymond Bonacker
Park Hospital
Magon City
R. C. Ball
Dodge
Martin Bletch
Garret Welhougen
Myra
Horace Schenck
Oscar Blanchard
Iowa State Branch
Mason City
George Holtzbauer
J. D. Breen
Killan
Schoentein
Cayton
Janet Hoff
Ames
W. FH. Schoenlein
Geo. Graham
Lb. G. Guriner
Forest City
Ray Hansen
Titonica
Gartner
Minnesota
Cc. c. c
Irvington and Bancroft Visit Sequences Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs August Robison of Irvington visited Sunday at the Tony Lohse home. Mr and Mrs Peter Govern and family spent Sunday at the John Govern home near Bancroft. Mrs Frank Burger entertained a guest or guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Robison
Irvington
Tony Lohse
Peter Govern
John Govern
Bancroft
Frank Burger
Local notices from Algona area residents extend greetings
Saturday and Sunday visits mark a busy week in Algona and surrounding farms. Mr and Mrs Jacob Godden spent Sunday with George Graham Sr while Mr and Mrs Bernard Phelps attend a poultry school in Swea City. Many families host guests, including Mr and Mrs Roy Clark and Mr and Mrs Ringsdorf, with several sick lists and children ill at Moore home.
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Leo Brayton Shraddad
Denton Thaves
Burtis
Bartlett Bros
Jacob Godden
George Graham Sr
Smith Produce Co
Roy Clark
Wm. Ringsdorf
Jennia Davidson
Albert Martinek
Bernard Phelps
Ull
Moore Home
John Viotho
Ireton
Gerde Oaken
South Dakota
Chas
Larson
Claude Sigsbee
Ed. Dittmer
Dittmer
Kate I Dittmer
Algona
Gee
Joe Zanke
Fifty Years Ago A Busy Week in Algona Area
Twenty years ago Frank Bauman and Mrs. John Destarman of Flanagan Illinois visited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kettwich east of town. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson in Glendale California. A young lad from Wesley pays for kerosene used late at night. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Graham return from a five week Michigan trip. Carl Carlson marries a Sexton girl. names not learned. J. S. Bonucker’s place sold to Phil Buffington of Zearing for 140 dollars per acre. W. Swanson visits for spade load. Delmar Benn to Portland township. Mrs. L. Gingrich of Ger Was operated on by Dr. Wallace. Budlong harvests 40 acres of apods at fifty-five cents a bushel. Clarence Pannkuk marries Algona girl. will live in Algona. Tred Banda brings seven potatoes weighing 44 pounds to the Topl office. J. C. Newville buys the J. H. Deickman home with land. plans farm sale and move to town. secretary of the Creamery. Prof. Dragoo attends Algona football game. Paul Clement and Alta Clement arrive from LaPorte City. Clement sells LaPorte City business and moves to Algona. Anna Brunswold with Ray Oesterreicher to Lake Millaa. travels with papa’s cautuary car. Lelia Bedah and Edith Lange act as chaperones. W. F. Callies completes his residence with almost no outside help, a fine carpenter.
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Frank Bauman
John ‘Destarman
Flanagan
Ill
F. E. Kettwich
Herman Nelson
Glendale
Calif
Wesley
Geo. Graham
Michigan
Carl Carlson
Sexton
J. SS. Bonucker
Phil Buffington
Zearing
Town
W. Swanson
Delmar ‘Benn
Portland
Herman Harrenga
Gingrich
Ger
Wallace
Budlong
Clarence Pannkuk
B. A. Pankuk
Algona
Tred Banda
Tople
J. CG. Newville
J. H. Deickman
Newville
W. Wehman Dragoo
Paul Clement
LaPorte City
Alta Clement
Ming Anna Brunswold
Ray Oesterreicher
Lake Milla
Ray
Lelia Bedah
Edith Lange
W. F. Callies
Fragmentary Health Note From Old Issue
Fragmented OCR notes describe a young patient undergoing an abdominal operation. It mentions a doctor and a nurse, with sparse details about a family connection and the operation’s context. The passage is part of a longer primary department report from many years ago.
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jHoyken
Songeter
Ube
Isla Abhog
JoMt Krull
An. Abpendtottii
Sohdot
Public notice of sheriff sale in Kossuth County Iowa
A Special Execution from September 26 1988 directs the sheriff of Kossuth County to auction the Southeast Quarter of section 29 in Township 97 North Range 27 West for costs and $26 513.80. The sale will occur November 5 1988 at 10 a.m. at the east door of the Court House Algona Iowa to satisfy the judgment in favor of Smith Trust & Saving Bank against Elizabeth Taylor et al. The sheriff is Carl Dahlhauser with deputy Casey Logs.
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Iowa
Kossuth County
Distret Court
Smith Trust & Savinga Bank
P. M. Kossuth County
Elizzabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Tred Boswick
Myra B. Detra
Frank Zollers
Jennie Frankfather
Hend
Algona
Kossuth
Towa
Legion Auxiliary Halloween Party and Meetings Schedule
Legion Auxiliary calendar lists a Halloween masquerade party on Tuesday October 24 at 8:00 PM at a Denton home with admission via mask. Proceeds go to Knoxville Veterans Hospital. October 26 a joint Legion post and auxiliary district meeting at Fort Dodge 9:00 AM. October 27 Friday hosts a radio party and work meeting at Martha Bonacker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dJrenea Petersen
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Denton
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
American‘ Legion
8Th District
Fort Dodge
Martha Bonacker
FatelandCommunity Notes At Legion Hall And Local Projects
Feetch rad LC SL Anna Sehewek chairs a Fateland children event at the Legion Hall at 2:80. The community plans a planting of 100 daffodils at the Ntonkta Consolidated School grounds to bloom vividly. Dues are due by October 24 to support District conference participation on October 26 at Font Dodge. County meeting progress reports and November music committee plans include several songs. Reports note Swea City and Fenton surpassing membership. A baby arrives at the German township Cartels home. local residents undertake housing improvements. a six foot vein of water was found on the Ackerman farm near Buffalo Center. John L. Tilney of New York City visited real estate interests west of town and will travel to Minnesota. The Topic editor leaves for Ghent Kentucky to join wife and babies returning home.
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Anna Sehéwek
Legion Hall
Denawellet
Yenort
Ntonkta Consolidated
Font Dodge
Titanka
Bunt
Huss
America
C. A. Miles
Buddy
Kossuth County
Swea
Fenton
Ackerman
Buffalo Center
John L. Tilney
New York City
Minnesota
Ghent
Tracetion Company
Stagg Family Visit At Parkersburg Thirty Years On
Thirty years ago J B Stagg of Parkersburg is here for an extended visit with his son C W Stagg and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stagg
Parkersburg
C. W. Stagg
Notice of Assessment for Surfacing Secondary Road 227
Notice to all listed landowners in Kossuth County Iowa that a Board of Apportionment report proposes a special assessment on parcels within Secondary Road District No. 227. Hearing set for November 18, 1938 at 2 PM before the Board of Supervisors in Algona. Objections must be filed by noon that day. assessments may be paid with interest within twenty days after confirmation. Dated October 1, 1938 in Algona. County Auditor BJ Butler signs.
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Garner Herald
Hancockecunty
Ist
Herald
Garner
Kossuth ‘County
Iowa
Board of Apportionment
Board of Supervisors
Algona
Butler
Kossuth County
Iawa
Gajy Asseseubat
Opiuthryg
Aloleh Igwa
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Thoraudhly
Lee D. Wolfe
Publiaher
Canada
Rasmus Hansen
Elmer
Bricelyn
Minn
B. A. Pannhuk
Portland News
Chrischilles & Herbs
Chrischilles & Herbst
Private Jones
Wayres Or
Lev
Sheriff's
Carl Dahlhauser
Casey Logs
Des Moines Register
Y. R. Klingaman
CMB
Cee Alor
Zat Zam
Ifrea
Bale Craven
Merry
Geo. H. Gale
Murphy Oun Cscs
Eee
Boyken & Schweppe
Sam Murphy
M. Beckworth
Burnham Cafe
H. N. Rye
J. A. Bleich
H. Adatews
Cco
Steeey
W. Ih
Stott
Titanica Bank
Guy Brung
French Lumber Ga
Callies
Schweppe
Becy
Treas
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Mose
German Township
Simdayight
Brute
Porter
Heike Bruns
G. A. Hansen
John Saehad
Sbs
Haggard
al F Palkenhamer
Union Slough
Sec
Two. Ry. Acres
Amt
Asem't
Jesse’ Waltman
Jesse Waltman
Elizabeth Ringsdort
Elizabeth
T. B. Gallicott
Gallicote
Collicott
Collicott Oe
Fairbanks
NEY
Ringsdorf
John K. Rippenttroy
John, K
Rippentrop
John K. Rippentrop
John Dorenbush
Joan Dorenbush
Zwiefel
Hiram Brackholt
Forest &, & Hazel
Forest BE
Hazel
Forest B
William Tjaden
Harry Kk
McCall
Harry K. McCall
Henry Sunken
Christiana Bergman
Christiann Bergman
Pannkuk
Yohn K
John K
John B
Sleper
John E
Anna Peters
Anna ‘Peters
George Laster
George Lester
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