Dunnell Area News Highlights Local Life and Marriages
County correspondence recaps births and visits across Dunnell area. Irene Anderson and Martin Hull wed at Fairmont Lutheran Church with a reception in Dunnell. Hulda Swenberg and Oscar Pearson marry at the Swedish parsonage. local families move, entertain, and host. Community gatherings include church and school events, a Ladies Aid roast, and a city council meeting on high school sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Olson
Central
Emma Johnson
Irene Anderson
Martin Hull
Dunnel
John Anderson
Miss Anderson
Theodore Anderson
Dunnell
Hulda Swenberg
Oscar Pearson
Nelson
Violet
Anderson
Herbert Parson
Ella Swenberr
Pearson
Tdunnell
Carl Applequist
W N
Mission Parsonage
Elk Swenberg
Wey
V. U. Gardner
Victor Jr
Raymond Jahnsen
Nevig
Ladies Aid
Whelmes
RR. W. Swenberg
Ho Cross
Humber
Nelson Wats
Wlcome
Dunwell
Ceylon
Deile
Moore
Spirit
Fed Meyers
Oscar Packard
Local notes from Jack Creek area and vicinity
Community notices accompany a string of brief items. Mrs Thompson visits brother in Newall. Merc Odus Paligh visits. families including Myer, Anderson, Martin, and Berkhead travel among Ringsted, Penaton, and Rochester. Mayo doctors visit noted. Malloweren event hosted by (oC0) club with many attending. Wilma Gronstal to become teacher. Miss Wheat and Dean activities. Elenora Jultson teaches in Dist 2 and weekend at Ringsted. families from Konmtasbure and Butterfield discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Newall
Rochester
Mayo
Harold Quint
Engey
Wilma Gronstal
Dean
Oils Paugh
Mer
Henry Myer
Alona
Mes. Ware
Konmetsbure
W. Lenina
Butterfield
Minn
Sanlay
Curry
Elenora Jul
Peterson Visits Dicknell From Fairmont
Mrs. Wallace Peterson of Fairmont visited Dicknell last week to observe local trends and catch up with acquaintances, reporting on community happenings and neighborhood changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Peterson
Fairmont
Dicknell
Halloween Festivities and Local News Recap
Meadamey Thomas Misser and Mack Wade visited Fort Dodge to see relatives. Superior band attended a Republican rally in Spirit Lake. Fay Wad had a surgical operation at Terris performed by Dr Schooley. Cultur club dicussion and refreshments at Bripele home with Halloween decor. Mrs Kele reported on the eleventh district convention at Sheldon and Mrs Smith showed ribbon stitches and weaving. Ob Robinson visited Estherville. Wayne Miliam injured at school, three prior accidents noted. First four grades to Mothers party with Halloween program in Miss Small's room including Mother Witch, punch, wafers, and a cats and acorn hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadamey
Thomas
Misser
Mack Wade
Fort Dodge
Spirit Lake
Fay Wad
Terris
Schooley
Cultur Club
Bripele
Kele
Sheldon
Smith
Robinson
Estherwlle
Wight
Miss Small
Gruver Locals and Local Notices Collate Community Week
Gruver locals report a nephew of Mr Fluyes visiting from Huron Maryland en route to Dallas Center. James Picks hosted a dance at Woodman hall drawing a good crowd. Ke F Davis and wife visited Mrs John Westrem and newborn son Friday. Wes trem is a Day light relative. Freight and coal cars wrecked Saturday east of Swea City. Grover section men aided repairs. Frank Barber weighed beets for Northern Sugar Corp Saturday. Merriott and Davis couples visited friends Sunday. Palma Overson went to Fertile. Iva Taylor returned from Utica Illinois and is staying with Jas Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
John Samo Jr
John Baikey
Grundy Center
Jim Anderson
Carson Luondt
Waterloo
Wm. Burrell
Burrell
Daindt
Pauline Overson
Dell Blake
Barbara Ann
Barrare
Spencer
Albert Walz
Fairmont
Chris Christensen
Humboldt
Grover School
Paul Graves
Mr Lund
Calahan
Fluyes
Huron
M. D
Dallas Center
James Picks
Woodman Hall
Ke. F. Davis
John Westrem
Westrem
Daylight
Swea City
Grover
Frank Barber
Northern Sugar Corp
J. H. Merriott
FP. Davis
Spencr
Milford
Keeping Milk Safe and Pure for Public Health
An article stresses milk safety and pasteurization, urging pasteurizing milk at 184 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes, sealing in clean bottles, and using tuberculin testing for dairy cows. It warns against handling milk by those with sore throats and notes pasteurized milk costs a bit more but is worth the extra expense.
Tidal Records Highlight World’s Highest Tides
The Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick records the world’s highest tides, often reaching about 100 feet. Comparisons with Ireland’s Arkton coast show perceptible tides and seasonal effects studied to explain this variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Fundy
New Brunswick
Ireland
Arkton
Royal State Coach of England Reveals Historic Travel Shifts
The Royal English state coach, now used for ceremonies, is a grand vehicle costing about 88000 dollars per Horace Walpole. Earlier, during Queen Elizabeth I’s era, the monarchy traveled by a wagon without springs, a cart-like design. Aristocratic ladies previously rode on poles behind servants before the conch invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Walpole
Elizabeth
Geome
Conviction and Tolerance as a Global Highway
Brooks argues for combining conviction with study and prayer to win steadfast beliefs. Once achieved, hold convictions openly to foster understanding with others. He compares walls separating nations to oceans that become highways, uniting the world through shared purpose and empathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips Brooks
Debt Each Man Owes to His Profession
A reflective statement on professional duty citing that every man owes a debt to his craft and should strive to improve, seek commendation, and give proper support and improvement to his chosen profession. The note emphasizes accountability and mutual benefit within a trade as a duty.
Lamps Replace Candles In Hogland Mines
In Hogland mines the replacement of candles with electric lamps progresses, now reaching 327 00 in the count. The shift to electric lighting improves safety and efficiency for miners and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minere of
Hogland
Stray Bit of Wisdom by Colton
A short aphorism reflecting on hate and ignorance. The quote notes that hatred stems from not knowing a person and thus prevents understanding, claiming we will never know someone we hate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Visible stars at different Earth locations and times
The passage notes that at any one location the naked eye can see about 2,000 stars. When moving to favorable areas, as many as 6,000 stars may come within unaided view of the human eye.
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B. F. Bliss
Storm Lake
Fay Wade
Cora Garling
Herb Ostheimer
Superior Band Boys
Dickinson County
D. M. Clump
Harry Smith
Rock Creek
Harry
J. E. Meikle
V.R
Jack Creek
Bill Booster
Sia
Haarlem
VD Meday
OLD
Mion Ress
Lake
Fremont
Walter Seeley
Elliott
N. D
F. A. Silcox
Grandma Seeley
Huntington
Edward Reinhart
Reinhart
Ellsworth Zeimer
Ronnie
Stenstrim
Minneapolis
ON. A
Chas. Peters
Jefferson
Iowa
Tt. M. Jackson
Mroo
Chas. Brandt
Thenry Verted
Fred Sharar
Padal Hartman
Petersburg
Wiley van Eman
Floyd Sharar
M. E
Bagnar
Alr
P.M. Jackson
Frank Perkins
Jackson
Mr. Holmes
Mr. Bridgett
Claire Gibson
Sutter
Ridgett
Sherburn
Beacon Falls
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Pusaee
the First National Bank
Estherville
PYM Stay
California
Golden State Limited
Stete Aly
Rock Island
Des Moines
Golden State Teace
Los Angeles
Golden State
Knight Estherville
CLC
Gardner
G. Alp
Royal Union
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