Birds and politics in a wheeling adage piece
A local column blends adages with political noted contrasts as Clark’s ties to corporate power are questioned. A moving set of residents including Chester and Grace Caper visit Minneapolis and Ames before heading to Marshalltown, with Lydia Reibsamen and Mrs Zumstag accompanying them. John Wood party heads to Braham Minnesota for family visits, while Frank Rakow recovers from injuries and Larsen remains ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Clark
Hills
Chester
Grace Caper
Minneapolis
Lydia Reibsamen
Indianola
Miss Reibsamen
Ames
Marshalltown
Zumstag
John Wood
Braham
Minn
Senator Patterson Faces McFarland in State Senate Fight
A Burt Monitor editorial urges scrutiny of candidates for state senator from the district. It defends incumbent George W. Patterson of Burt against Democratic nominee McFarland of West Bend, accusing the challenger of libelous charges and avoiding open debate. The piece cites Patterson’s support for municipalities and opposition to a 1929 measure harming municipal plants, praising Patterson as a dependable ally of towns like Algona and Spirit Lake. It lists local leaders and county figures backing Patterson’s re election bid and criticizes McFarland's campaign tactics as weak and indecisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santy-Grab
McArthur
Burt Monitor
Atate Legisviture
Atate
George W. Patterson
Bunt
BF McMarland
West Bend
van Ness and
Stillman
Sheen
Patterson
McFarland
Frank Pierce
Town League of Municipalities
Thigy
Ray S. McWhorter
Burt Farmer
Republican County Central Committee
G. W. Brown
Algona
J. T. White
Fenton
City
Droessler
Bancroft
Bancroft Hoard
F.L. Ryerson
Burt
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Local items from Algona and nearby towns
Miss Beryl Boggess returns home from Carral after a ten day visit. Vaughn Rising and Bernice Wilson of Algona plan visits in Montka Thursday evening. E Hammar, son of Rev and Mrs Hammer, to move to Burt to open a grocery in Monitor building Mia. Leonard Petersen and son Ronald of Swea City visit with Mrs Petersen and family. Vene Wilson and J F Fishay return from Dayton Ohio after attending the Grand American high gun shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Boggess
Carral
Vaughn Rising
Bernice Wilson
Algona
Mtonka
E. Hammar
Rev
Carl Hammer
Burt
Monitor
Mia
Leonard Petersen
Ronald
Swea City
C. C. Petersen
Community Bridge Club hosts social and wedding notices
Mrs Vy Pendergast entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club with three tables of play and prizes won by Mrs H C Schweppe, Mrs L B Larson, and Mrs Pierre Sartor. Buffalo Busy Bees 4 H Club planned exhibits for the Kossuth County Fair with a pillow demonstration by Margaret Cal Nes and health cleanliness talk by Hazel Miller. A group planned a steak fry for Magdalene Sartor, but rain redirected plans to skating and a shop visit. Marie Senne married Henry Graefen in Chicago with both families traveling from Titonka. Mrs Will Peterson celebrated her birthday with visitors and lunch. Alvena Danielson to be a bridesmaid in Minneapolis. Mrs Amy Wallace visiting from Fairmont. Local society, church and club notices throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Pendergast
H. C. Schweppe
L. B. Larson
Pierre Sartor
Gagol Reasey
Phydells
Paterson
Bufalo
J. E. Keil
Margaret Cal Nes
Hazel Miller
Kossuth
Carol Reasor
Phydelis Peterson
Margaret Callies
Lorraine Lamoreux
Betty Budlong
Fernand Mildred Kyantz
Lorraine Peterson
Leota Oesterreicher
Catherine Schram
Myrtle Anna
Magdalene Sartor
Melson Woods
Coliseum
Styla
Bradford
Blanche Buffington
Lucile Cosgrove
Milton Pendergast
Rasimond
Claire Helfer
Woodrow Peterson
Gladys Bogges
Lester Callies
Myrtle
Anna
Florence Bacon
Donald
Chicago
Marie Senne
William Senne
Titonia
Henry Graefen
Graefen
Louise
Will
Titonka
Marie
Will Peterson
R. A. DePue
Minnie Oesterreicher
Bernard Thompson
Rasmus Peterson
Hlmer Peterson
D. W. Turner
Detroit, Mich
Merle Largon
Los Angeles
Calif
Rasmus Hansen
Carrie Bonacker
Camilla Cooper
Ray Bonacker
Fish seizure at Corydon pond by state agents
A small backwater pond near Corydon yielded 133 black bass to Herbert Volkert of the State game and game department crew and J C Graham deputy warden of Centerille. The fish ranged from one to twelve inches and were placed in Corydon City Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Herbert Volkert
Stata Meh and
Gama Department
Regoue
J. C. Graham
Centeiille
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Wisconsin
Staece
Towa
Iowa
Francis Lynde Canyrighes
Wilden Gurard
WNU
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Alvena Danielson
Albert
Armstrong
Alvena
Amy Wallace
Fairmont
Herbert Schwenpe
Ciety
Fred Jennings
John Pisher
H. A
Alzond
Ricell
Bernard ‘Witéon Will
America
Board of Trade
Attenaa
Hargo Onttisl Cayewvod
Rayon
Platts River
New Begford
B. Weese
Kossuth County
the County Fair
Algona, Iowa
Imtonka
Aerial Flowers
Erma
Harry Flowers
Toyana Japanese
U. S
Henry
Henry Fields
Bancroft Lions
Toyana Japanesh
Marion
RHVUE
Louis Murphy
Henry Field
RAOMS
Algona Merchants
Aprial Flowers
Drmen
Harry
Acta
TIT World
Congress OF Daredevils
Aloak
Ash
Ry Btoi
Warly
Toyana
Algona Mhatary
O. A. Moore Smith
Dep. Maines
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