Dunnell Local Happenings and Social News
Local items note Roy Swenberg seeking medical care in the cities and various Dunnell residents visiting, hosting, or meeting. Families from Dunnell visited Spirit Lake and Interlaken, with picnics, church events, and a M E Sunday school convention. Updates include health scares, insurance notes, and a few sports and travel mentions.
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Roy Swenberg
Axel Anderson
Ceylon
Ferdinand Mathwig
Jackson
Nels Olson
Worthington
Ole Olson
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
R. Silcox
Dunnell
Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid
J. W. Swanson
Wm. Connor
Joseph Topeham
Vollrath
Laura
Dolliver
Interlak
R. W. Swenberg
Sutherland
Wilford Osberg
Spirit Lake
J. A
A. W. Linder
W. J. Connor
E H
Albert Roonei
Ethel Applequist
Margaret Roonei
Clyde Sampson
Franklin
Clyde
Sunday church services and combined events in local congregations
Swedish Lutheran church plans regular services next Sunday at 4:30 pm and 7 pm with Sunday school after morning service. M E Church will join Ceylon congregation for a Cedar Lake picnic dinner then regular services. German Lutheran mission festival at Otto Petersons grove next Sunday with Rev C C Neitz and Rev G Schmidt preaching in German and English respectively. Fraser.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
M. E
Ceylon
Cedar Lake
Otto Peterson
Grove
C. C. Neitz
Truman
G. Schmidt
Blue Earth
the Fraser
Willing to Share Husband Among Persian Tribes
A Persian custom described by Elizabeth Maclean Ross involves a woman offering to become her friend's husband wife of equal tenure. The gesture is seen as a compliment and ensures the couple has a partner they prefer. If a husband dies, his wives are divided among his brothers, the eldest choosing first.
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Elizabeth Maclean Ross
North
Persia
London
Fireless cookers draw auto tourists to Hot Springs
Nature’s fireless cooker concept thrives in western towns with prepared camping grounds that offer water and lights for motorists. At Hot Springs New Mexico a boiling hot spring feeds cooking holes lined with sheet iron where visitors boil water and cook food rapidly amid steam.
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Hot Springs
New
Ralph's Homemade Ice Cream Serves Up Good Themed Treats
A brief note highlights Ralph's homemade ice cream as a tasty option. It emphasizes quality and flavor, encouraging readers to try the distinctive frozen treats.
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Ralph
State Fair plans Des Moines exposition to boost Iowa prosperity
The Iowa State Fair announces a 1921 exposition August 24 to September 2 at Des Moines aimed at serving farmers, business people, housewives, and youth. Officials say the fair will offer ideas to convert into capital, act as a meeting ground for planning, and promote statewide prosperity through a strenuous era of agricultural and business effort.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mix of Love and Logic in Courtship Advice
A Philadelphia North American column muses on love and logic in relationships. It argues that women should avoid overbearing restraint in marriage and cites a clever wife who negotiated one night off per week, leading her husband to return willingly. The piece stresses gender differences and advises practical balance in courtship.
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York backs repeal while urging enforcement limits
Sergt Alvin York told a Methodist conference that prohibition laws should be recalled if they cannot be enforced properly. The Iowa American Legion warns posts to beware of a man named W E Larkman, posing as a Chicago Eames Larkeot rep selling war pictures and defrauding ex servicemen. South Dakota Legion reports Larkman is wanted there. A large crowd attended the Gold Star Memorial flower bed dedication in Vinton Iowa.
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American Legion OF
Iowa
Alvin York
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
American Legion
W. E. Larkman
Eames-Larkeot Corporation
Chicago
Larkman
South Dakota Legion Hadquarters
Lockman
Vinton, Iowa
Legion Auxiliary and railways set to run to Kansas City
The item lists events and actions around the American Legion national convention in Kansas City with a one cent fare for Legionnaires and a census by Ararat Temple to count ex service men. It notes rail announcements for Oct 31 through Nov 2 and details about land openings, reclamation service notices, and a sensational court martial anecdote about Ole Knudson. It also mentions vocational training deadlines and farm openings for ex-service men, with related guidance from U S Reclamation Service and Des Moines headquarters.
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Legionaires
Kansas City
Rock Island, Frisen, Missouri Pacific
Kansas City Southern Railways
Ararat Temple
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Rev
Fleisher
Frank Sandin
Fairmont
Fox Lake
Edwin Carlson
Math. Anderson
J. C. Hybert
Aug. Bradberg
O. B. Carlson
John Hybert
Alfred Osberg
Selma
Will Hybert
Will Hall
Ella Swenberg
Hall
MINN
Minneapolis
W. J. Conner & CO
Minnesota
Philadelphia
V.A
Linus Peterson
Dunnell Co-Operative Creamery
the Dunnell
Tme
Dunnell Meat Market P
Christensen
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Wyoming
United States Reclamation Service
U. S. Reclamation Service
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Ole Knudson
Ames
Flynn
First National Bank
Dunnell, Minnesota
F. A. Sandin
C. L. Larson
J.R. Thompson
P.C. Roth
E. M. Ostergren
t-Cashier
Swenberg Bros. Garage Dunnell