Death of a Good Citizen Titonka notes and townsfolk events
An obituary and community column recount the life of N. Wiegand born June 19 1843 in Saxony Germany who moved to the United States with a large family then settled in La Verne and Fenton areas. It notes his death from pneumonia and heart disease, his church membership, survivors, and funeral at the Wiegand house conducted by a minister from Garman Valley. The column reports weather and local market conditions, coal prices, and town news including businesses, a livery, and upcoming barber shop and creamery developments in Titonka.
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Me N. Wiegand
Welarbuoll
Saxon-Weltmar
Gurihany
Old Country
Fenton
Baffalo Township
Wiegand
la Verne
Evangelienothersn
May
Ray
Dreck
Garmyn
Creamery meeting urged at G G Dreasmain school house
In Plum Creek area news the county reports a low census growth with local families like Simpkins and Hopkins. A creamery meeting is called for Saturday February 17 at the G. Gd. Dreasmain school house to discuss creating a local creamery. Local milk hauling and cattle plans are noted along with farm incidents and a fall injury to E. Reich requiring stitching.
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Simpkins
W. Hopkins
J. B.mc
Luthérén Parsonage
Klondiles
G. Gd
Dreasmain
A. M. Jasperson
Indian Territory
Jasper Maudsley
Maudslay
Fred Millar
Millar
Burt
Morass Radmusson
Lyn Keith
C. W. Bopkins
E. P. Reich
Fire saved residence as neighbors rush to help
Springfield News reports last Thursday evening Ray Doltiver’s home caught fire but neighbors promptly aided, extinguishing the flames with little damage. It notes G. Miles’ friends regret his transfer to the Rochester asylum for treatment and mentions G. Wilteatt of Germania buying stock, plus John Haas and J. R. Snyder attending a sale near Elmore where Haas invested in a buggy.
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Ray Doltiver
G. Miles
Rochester
Minn
G. Wilteatt
Germania
Buffalo Fork News Briefs From Portland Area
February notes report Fred Ringsdorf shipping lumber for a new barn on his Portland farm. W J Davison welcomes a baby girl. Myrtle and Etta Pox hosted croquet party. dances at Jimmie Davison’s last Friday. Mrs. Justas Rike hosting a visiting company from Wisconsin. Portland youths attend revival meetings near Burt last Sunday evening.
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Fred Ringsdorf
Portland
W. J. Davison
Myrtle
Etta Pox
Cavem
Jimmie Davison
Justas Rike
Justas Rike Is Atter Tuining Company
Wisconsin
Seneca Locals Report Small Town News and Celebrations
Thermometers showed 40 below last Thursday as Amos and Edward Helgason return from Louisiana. The grip keeps the doctor busy with calls while Lutheran Ladies Society met with Mrs Opsahl. Julius Jengen becomes a new father to a baby boy. McArthur family grows. The visiting grip reaches nearly every home in town.
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Amos
Edward Helgason
Louisiana
Waak
L. C. Adams
McArthur
Lutheran Ladies' Society
Julius Jengen
Portland Pointera Tab 13 Great days of sickness waning
Sickness and grip spread through the neighborhood but most cases improve. Mr and Mrs S V Mann enjoy a visit from Nebraska guest Mr Barber. Will Grover builds 4 by 48 barn with 16 foot posts. Ladies Wednesday Society to hold oyster supper Friday evening. Tab 24. A birth of a girl reported at J E B McWhort EMB sees Mr L R Maudsley with a mill separator running.
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M. Owen
Maudsley
Megslas and frost hit local creamery figures in northeast Tone Rock
A garbled late week report notes Penton Specials and I Bailey's children connected to a creamery near Tone Rock. Thermometer shows 40 degrees below, with disruptions as Hal Povibone’s hand injury and a missing Mel. Pridey’s weather tied to recent storms. Mary Lohse visited Blackhawk County. Bertha Bester exhibited at a close school event. Debnert district saw a Saturday high weight event.
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I. Bailey
freeThe Creamery
Thellies House
Tone Rock
Fahrenbelt
Hal Povibone
Savere Wether
Mary Lohse
Blackhawk County
Ais
Bertha Bester
Closaot
Debnert
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County News Notes from the region
The Wasley M. I church finishes a successful revival while President McKinley appoints J B Johnson postmaster. Thes Tonka Topic reports three restaurants opening soon. W R Peet and wife move to Aven City for permanent residence. A second bank in Swea City is mentioned by the Herald. Major and Mrs Eisenbarth wed at Rohm Catholic church with Father Erdman presiding. H P Hanson of Wesley schedules an auction on the 24th before moving to Minnesota near Kimball. D H Stephens & Co shipped 278 cars of hay from Ledyard in 1808, with more possible. W W Odell’s team vanishes in Bancroft injuring a horse, neighbors help buy another. I G Schryver’s Union township home burned. insured with County Mutual. Joli Malgs Los reportedly troublesome. Barn Monitor notes legal trouble. Frigid weather frames a fatal obituary: Fred Gray buried at Cunningham schoolhouse beside Buffalo cemetery. son of J P Gray, formerly Oklahoma resident. Swea City Herald scolds a drinking man. warns youths. School board salary dispute cites notice requirement. B C Anderson wins suit for unpaid treasurer’s salary. Weely News discusses a mill project. W W Andrews guides mill promoters. C A Malindar’s buggy accident east of M Garrison’s injures gear but not him.
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Wasley M. I . Church
McKinley
Triday
J. B.johnson
W. R. Peet
Aven City
Swea City
The
Herald
Toe Magor
Eisenbarth
Tesday
Rohm Catholic Church
Pather Erdman
H.P. Hanson
Wesley
Minnesota
Kimball
D. H. Stephens & Co
Ledyard
W. W. Odell
Tonmrai
Bancroft
Harges
Prrce
I. G. Schryver
Union Township
County Mutual Thaplanes Company
Bo With
Joli Malgs Los O
Hena
Holikestoran
Jessie
Bancroft Register
B.C. Anderson
Weelly News
W. Andrews
Mason City
Mason City Was In Town Duesday
Andrews
C. A. Malindar
Arade
M. Garrison
Lawn
Local Rail News and Market Notes From Armstrong Area
Neighbor News Notes reports rumor of B C R and N extending from Armstrong into Mlanssova in spring. West Bend Journal notes O J Lyay sold thirteen spring calves at 0 per head. four culled, two others bought back. Ratherville is a railroad division town with a thriving county seat, and the Republican highlights the town’s railroading influence and large payroll in a roundhouse and yards complex.
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Armstrong
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Samat
Edgstons
Fevey Organ for Sale Cheep Inquiry at Homeboineable
Readable fragments indicate an organ offered for sale with a basic inquiry note. The legible content mentions a price or bargain call and references a location or contact hint, but the text is incomplete and lacks full details.
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Debates on Wife and Husband Rights in Farm Finances
A historical discussion examines marital financial rights under implied contracts and property rules. It argues both spouses share equal property rights and duties, with the husband as head, yet the wife gains protection and responsibility for support and earnings. It suggests equitable profit division and considers tobacco or liquor expenditures as shared costs.
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Uhida
Hatmeta
Oman
Ion Contricta
Asashe
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