Woden News Notes Chronicle Local Calls and Visits
Ray Kelley of Britt made a business call in town on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G D Breen attended the Bancroft celebration. Mr. and Mrs. W A Dean returned from Minneapolis with goods for the store. Mr and Mrs Sam Barron and Zella shopped in Mason City Friday. Peter Grunwaldt and children Stilson visited Thursday evening. Pearl Rudisill returned home after a few days visit. Rev Henry Kruse Emerald Swingen and Ruth Swingen visited Forest City Saturday for music lessons. The Swingens and Mrs H H Swingen spent Sunday in Mason City. Dr Isle of Buffalo Center was a professional caller Thursday. Mrs Will Christenson of Wood…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kelley
Britt
G. D. Breen
Bancroft
W. A. Dean
Minneapolis
Sam Barron
Zella
Mason City
Peter Grunwaldt
Stilson
Pearl Rudisill
Henry Kruse
Emerald
Ruth Swingen
Forest City
H. O. Swingen
Ruth
Allegra
H. H. Swingen
Isle
Buffalo Center
Will Christenson
Wood
Harold Harvey
Garner
N .D. Pay
Berniece Cunningham
Lois Bushman
al Davidson
Kiemme
Ed. Davidson
Chas. Baack
Fred Saathoff
Gea
Oakes
Fred Madole
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events
Town residents hosted guests from Britt Forest City and Garner with callers at multiple homes. A Catholic Ladies' Aid dinner at Lawter lawn raised about 350. Crystal Lake lost to a pickup team 12 to 4, free movie planned for Wednesday, and various locals attended events in Britt Garner Buffalo Center and Titonka.
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Katy
Mary Quinn
Magnerite
Marie
Rose Ormsby
Charles Melaney
Miss Cusack
Britt
Crystal Lake
Wwono
Measuring Charity and Credit in a Moral Ledger
A reflection on true charity and divine accounting says giving should be proportional to ability. The text warns that small gifts under strain misstate virtue while generous sacrifice beyond means earns greater credit in heaven. It emphasizes God sees every penny and wealth remains hidden from human eyes.
Local Algona Notes Highlight Sunday School and Social Visits
Mrs. Paul MacCauley and Mrs. Len Sheldon visited Algona on business. Families and delegates attended a large Sunday School Convention with many topics discussed. The community welcomed visitors, noted new births, property sales, and a busy year ahead with PTA and missionary society activities.
Man Ahead Theme Shifts From Behind to Front in Local Verse Reminiscence
A humorous column contrasts the familiar “man behind” figures with the unseen yet vital front runner who pays on time and keeps the town moving. Additional notes mention Ernest H Schmidt of northeast Fowl, Iowa, detailing his pig raising results and economic status. Local ads list farm loan brokers Haggard Falkenhainey at Alsona and various soda fountain prices at Denton’s.
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Buzz
Kodak
Lst
Haggard & Falkenhainey
al- Sona
Iowa
For Sale House Hoodeslaed With Six Lots
Classified brief states a sale listing for a house in Hoodeslaed with six lots. Contact point given as Wd Cullien in Titonka for details.
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Cullien
Titonka
Titonka Topic Publisher Spotlight
The Titonka Topic marks its imprint under publisher Lee O Wolfe with postal registration as a second class matter, signaling local newspaper status in Titonka Iowa.
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Lee O. Wolfe
Postofice
Titonka
Iowa
Emmetsburg Papers Pay for Printing Proceedings
Emmetsburg papers earned about two cents per page for setting type and printing Board of Supervisors proceedings while Palo Alto checkers earned more. Hammetsburg papers publish the proceedings for two payments across three publications. Bancroft enforces an 8 30 curfew for all underage residents. The Register warns youths to stay near home or face Mayor C D Hart.
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Emmetsbure
Board of Supervisrs
Checkers
Palo Alto
Hammetsburg
Bancnoftt
Register
C. D. Hart
Changing Rewards For Newspaper Workers In The Past
A Wall Lake Blade sermonetts notes that modern editors face financial realities unseen in the hand-set era. It contrasts the old idealism with today’s paid profession, depicting editors in office with cash registers and golf plans, while earlier writers toiled with a read pencil under motto The Will Provide.
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J. H. D. Gray
Wall Lake
Iowa
Blade
Publishers Review
Primary critique and political power plays in Humboldt
A Humboldt Republican letter argues the primary protects voters from caucus trickery while highlighting the burdens and corruption of conventions. It warns that bosses favor conventions for backroom deals and laments the ease of manipulation by political interests.
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Len Sheldon
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G. J. F. Vogel
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Coe College
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W. A
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Chas. Schrader
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