Kossuth Mutual Sees Four Million Insurance On Books
Kossuth County Mutual Associa tion ends year with about four million dollars in force. Annual meeting set for second Tuesday in January for officer elections and two directors. Losses the past year not as large as previous. secretary mails annual report and notice of election. Directors' report includes proposed changes, levy of 2 mills on the dollar, and detailed losses by location and item. Treasurer reports receipts of assessments and notes discount totaling seven thousand three dollars and forty five cents, payouts of eight thousand seven hundred and eight dollars sixty nine cents, leaving balance of twenty nine dollars and forty six cents.
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Kossuth County Mutual Association
Efialli
Effentes
Dutton
Cresco
Gilbert
B.S. Hays
Gresco
Zumach
Lotts Reek
Hay
Heigens
Burt
Bahn
C. Dalton
Ate i Dorweller
Garfield
Baing
Boayers
Union
Hining Bate Cdeskenges
H. Moore
Irvington
Stock
Heitland
Ledyard
Drone
Wesley
Spurgeon
Wolfe
Max Meyer
Sherman, Hay
Pesh
Plum Creek
Death Buildinghtning and Co
Ra King
Death of C. J. Bang in Kimore Creamery
Northern Kossuth mourns the butter maker C. J. Bang of Kimore who died at 36 after a finger injury led to amputation and a fatal serum treatment. His wife died in 1908, he leaves a seven year old son, a mother, two sisters and a brother. Funeral held Saturday in Frost with Rev. O My Veride preaching.
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Germainia
Kossuth
C. J. Bang
Kimore
Bang
Frost
Minn
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Rev. O. My Veride
Land Sale Near Titonka Sells 80 Acres at 76 Per Acre
Henry Meyer closed a late week deal for Mrs L Lamoreux disposing 80 acres off the home farm near Titonka. John Alice of Kenawha purchases, will take possession in March 1912. The Isebrand farm now holds the property, praised as a bargain and to be improved by the buyer. The site lies about a mile and a half from town. Outraged Editor notes theft of whiskey at Rock Lake led to editor's gun action and questions the editor's arrest.
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Tapie
Henry Meyer
Mra. L, YD
Lamoreux
John Alice
Kenawha
John Isebrand
Mender of Broken Bones Helps Lambs Recover
Roy Ball pursues a new craft mending bones. Two of his lambs suffered leg injuries after a hornea incident. He set and plastered the limbs with care and predicts full recovery in 42 days, leaving the youths with sound legs.
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Roy Ball
Roy
Disposition of Property and Misunderstandings
Bancroft Register reports a mix up over Billy Campbell interests. Engesser sold only his stock business and residence property. Winkel purchased his seat at the awick table. Reider inherits Campbell’s peanut syndicate shares. Also noted are stray lines about snow prayers and delivery, and a post card coupon offer for colored view cards.
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Bancroft Register
Billy Campbell
Engesser
John Winkel
Peanut Syndicate
Steve Reider
Clarke divorce case ties up $300000 in property
Mrs. Clarke seeks to annul her Nevada divorce and gain a third of Andrew D. Clarke’s assets. A restraining order blocks transfers tied to property worth about $300,000, including Ingleside apartments valued at $160,000, and names three women alleged to have received property from him. The case, with co-defendants, is set to be heard January 7 in district court.
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Clarke
Algona
Minneapolis
Nevada
Andrew D. Clarke
Minnesota National Bank
Hennepin County District Court
John Day Smith
Minnesota National Bank of Minneapolis
Nina W. Tibbet
Kasota Building
Emma Dormey
Victoria I. Johnson
Algona State Bank
Iowa
William H. Taft
A. D. Clarke & Co
Dickinson
Hennepin
Dan
Supreme Court reverses bank creditors preference ruling
The Town Supreme Court reversed Hancock County District Court, ruling that six creditors including Peoples Savings Bank of St Benedict and First National Bank Grundy Center are not entitled to preferred status in the Rivat State Bank of Corwith case. Depositors will gain about 40,000 dollars, yielding an estimated 90 percent dividend. The prior suit by the named banks claimed a trust by forged paper, but the high court overturned, saving roughly 40,000 for depositors.
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Corwith Hustler
Supreme Court of Town
District Court of
Hancock County
Rivat State Bank of
Corwith Bank
W. C. Oelke
Supreme Court
Got the Wrong License
Des Moines Tribune reports a couple, C D Sampoon and Anna Scott, sought a marriage license at the county auditor and mistakenly filled a hunter license form. The groom-to-be kept the erroneous paper, while the bride reacted with shock, prompting their exit from the clerk’s office.
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Des Moines
Sampson
Deaths of Mrs Mary Goeders and Mr J M Brown in Algona
Monday death of Mrs Mary Goeders, a long time Kossuth County resident born in Luxemburg in 1880 and widow of John Goeders. She leaves nine children including John, Nicholas, Theodore, Barney, Mary, Annie, and Katie. Burial at St Joe Cemetery. Also obituary for Mr J M Brown, 67, former Algona president of a tombstone firm, who died last Sunday and will be buried in Chaceburg beside his daughter marking a quiet, refined life.
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Mary Goeders
John Goeders
Theodore
Barney Goeders
Mary Urhausen
Luxemburg
Germany
America
Dubuque County
Kossuth County
J. M. Brown
Algona
Mr. Brown
Chaceburg
Wis
Brown
Mrs Sarah Ann Moreton Dies at 91 in Irvington
Mrs. Sarah Ann Moreton, mother of townsman J L Moreton, died around 2 a m Wednesday at her son's home. Aged 91, she was born in Higgingport Ohio in 1820. Her husband died about 12 years ago. Survived by a son and a daughter who lives in Brooklyn. Burial held yesterday at Irvington Cemetery with Rev Holmes officiating.
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Sarah Ann Moreton
J. L. Moreton
Higgingport
Ohio
Brooklyn
Irvington
Holmes
Death of George Houseworth in LaVerne Township
George Houseworth of LaVerne township near Hanna died last Saturday at age 39 after an extended illness. He leaves a wife and two children.
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George Houseworth
LaVerne Township
Hanna
Mrs McDonald Marries in California News Photo
Mrs Nancy McDonald, former Burt resident and longtime Riverside, Calif. resident, wed John McQuen of San Diego at her Lemon Street home in Riverside. The ceremony, officiated by Dr A. Adkinson, used simple flower decorations. The couple planned to reside in San Diego. Local friends from the Woman’s Relief corps and W C T U attended and extended best wishes as rice and petals showered.
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W. E. McDonald
Riverside
California
Courier
John McQuen
San Diego
A. ‘ Adkinson
First Methodist Church
Smilax
Rosea
McCuen
Relief Corps
McCugn
Hag
Woman's Christian Temperance — Union
Riverside to San Diego Contractor Makes Home
A groom who formerly lived in Riverside has settled in San Diego for several years, where he works as a contractor. He has built a life in the city and continues his professional work while residing there.
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Groom
Riverside
San Diego
Jail Inmate Fights Pneumonia and Local Robbery Reported
Local happenings recount Frank Saedosky in jail for alleged assault on John Schumacher’s child, contracting pneumonia. hospital transfer and recovery noted. Also details a Des Moines period robbery on a bridge near Hampton, three assailants, $15 cash, a gold watch, and a Christmas presents bag stolen. Also reports a land trade: Andrew Miller and son Chris swap Calkins and Plum Creek land, totaling 280 acres, with praise for both families as prosperous farmers.
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Frank Saedosky
John Schumacher
Heise
Kenefick
John Lamath
Des Moines
Wm. Marmester
Hampton
Samathia
Marmester
Walnut
Andrew Miller
Plum Creek
Chris
Miller
Calkins
Kossuth County Short Course committee assignments issued
Executive committee of the Kossuth County Agricultural Short Course named and approved advertising contests exhibits domestic science judging stock judging entertainment and accommodations committees. Sub committees may be drawn as needed. Ticket prices listed: full course 2.00, single 1.00. junior week session details given. Secretary and president urge members to push for a successful session.
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Kossuth
First National Bank
al. Talkenhaier
J. W. Shearer
W. O. Dewel
I. M. Pinnill
E. B. Heaton
C. H. Holmes and II
Maudsley
A. P. Ives
Murtagh
C. D.ward
Cora
F. A. Covay
H. A. Bates
Clark Armstrong
A. P. I Ves
G."a. Castile
WB. Quarton
S. J. Backus
Chrischilles
Hi. P. Kieth
Joe Misbach
Adivision
W. K. Ferguson
Kossuth County
Ape
New Occasions Bring New Duties for Worcester Gazette
A fragment from the Newark Gazette describes new duties assigned to a Worcester figure amid a peculiar note on mosquitoes. The piece hints at changes in local administration and public health concerns.
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Worcester
Newark
Nu J
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Wow
Co. C. Cuuns
John Bernhard M. J. Jones
Samuel Steussy
Jos Hauptmann
Evais McWhorter
EB. Buncavona
Gona
Retary
Treagur
Titonka
Rock Lake
Treadwell
Ripple
Rogers
United States
Marits
District Court
Corwith Stillson Bank
Diss
Mary’ Goeders
MR. J. M. Brown
Geo, Houseworth
Sheriff
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