Local Note Recaps Family Visits and Funeral Travel
Mrs L B Hansen a Hayfield High School faculty member spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Callies and with other relatives in the area. The group drove to Clear Lake Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs Rode s nephew who died after an operation. C O Riddle of Burt visited Titonka Monday morning. Mr and Mrs L A Bolenus of Sexton attended church in Mtonka and stayed with Mr and Mrs John Pink. Mr and Mrs Himer Hansen and sons Jerry and Milton of Burt visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ras mus Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B.hansen
Hayfield «High School
Bob Callies
John Rode
Martin Brandt
Herman Franzen
Clear Lake
C. O. Riddle
Burt
Titonka
L. A. Bolenus
Sexton
Mtonka
John Pink
Squill Kill No 5 Promises Safe Rat and Mouse Control
An advertisement touts Squill Kill No 5 as a selective rodent poison safe for livestock pets and poultry. It cites U S Department of Agriculture figures on annual rat costs and notes widespread home barn and poultry house use. The remainder lists local visits and community notices from Titonka Algona Britt and surrounding areas with social and civic updates.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agri
Local residents and visitors frequent Titonka area events
Dick Meyers and son visit Ma son City on Thursday. D C Mahan of Algona handles business in Titonka Monday. R R Roberts editor Britt News-Tribune calls in Titonka Sunday. Dr R C Ball attends matters in Algona Monday. Leon Merritt campaigns in Titanica on Monday and Tuesday. Winter family visits from Swea pery to Denton home. Erysipelas illness hits DeBoer child. Local social and trade notices include store promotions and battery guarantees. Children’s welfare program features a silverware prize at Pannhuk’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Roberts
Britt News-Tribune
Titonka
R. C. Ball
Algona
Leon Merritt
Titanica
Herb Winter
Swea Pery
W. J. Denton
Clarence
Claus DeBoer
E. O. Wortman
Lakota
George Johnson
Gertrude Boekelman
Marguerite Pannkuk
Barron White Leghorn
Arnold Gray
Iowa
Bob Callies
Ted Rike Sr
Carl Callies
L. Ben Hansen
Hayfield
Jjames
Evan Winter
Rolfe
Gilmore City
John K. Rippentrop
John D. Isebrand
Ted Rike
Portland
Wm. A
L. C. Beaumont
Britt
J. T. Charlesworth
Clear Lake
Gamble
Josephine ‘Badje
John
Badje
Russ
Rake
Rebekah Lodge
Hart Blakely
Pannhuk
Raleigh Gingrich
Adlerika claim for constipation relief and dosing
An advertisement promotes Adlerika as a remedy for constipation and gas. It suggests drinking two glasses of water before breakfast and adds a note about glycerine saline usage, claiming quick results in about two hours and noting a location in Titonka Iowa with a Denton Drugeist attribution.
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Drugeist
Titonka
Iowa
Seed and feed supplier ad with mixed offerings
The notice lists Grimm alfalfa clover timothy and medium red clover seed plus Blue Brooder Coal and Merko dust for seed preparation. It invites bringing seed corn to mix with dust using a large mixer and promotes Raven seeds pig meal and Raven Big 40 for dogs. The fragment ends with a curious line about Eve and a man.
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Eve
Residents and Visitors Travel and Attend Funeral in Iowa
Mrs Fred Wentz and Mrs W J Denton plus Mrs Esther Askin and two Lakota nieces shopped in Mason City Thursday. Rev H W Schoenlein was called to Grimes to conduct a funeral service Tuesday. His daughter Mrs L C Sheldal and son Duane of Huxley, visiting here, returned home with him. Mrs Harold Johnson visited Armstrong last week with her parents. Miss Bertha Keuchenreuther of Chicago visits with her parents and relatives. Miss Keuchenreuther trained as a nurse at Park Hospital Mason City and works at Cook County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Boyken
Algona
Boyd Pannhuk
Lee O. Wolfe
Wm. Roba
Lakota
Titanka
The
Legion Auxiliary
Dick B. Meyer
Buffalo Center
Titonka
Fred Stecker
Clare Heiiner
George Breen
Woden
J. D. Breen
Bowor League
Oscar Blanchard
Roy Budlong
Frank Newville
Mason City
J. C. Newville
Annie Bruns
Otranto
Titania
Arthur Jay Budlong
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Andrew Peterson
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Teiko Sietsema
Grace
Henry Butler
Garner
Rock’ Island
Butler
John Sturdevant
Verjean
Illinois
Elizabeth Kennedy
H. George Beenken
Elmore
Minnesota
Helmer Beenken
E. O. Stack
Violet
Neal
Lone Star Ranger
Smalldridge
Des Moines
Hazel Budlong
Hampton
J. J. Budlong
George Klenk
Hampton Lown
Klenk
Riends
Bristow
Allison
Dumont
Estelle Bonacker
Craven
Grinnell
Mount Vernon
Beryl
Cornell College
Gilbert Nelson
George Bonacker
Ray Bonacker
Carrie Bonacker
L. B. Larsen
Martin Nelson
Crystal Lake
Andrew Davidson
Ringsted
Priscilla
Norma Ann
Janice
Joyce
Raymond Bonacker
Beth
Misa Julia Nelson
Mary Davidson
Fred Wentz
W. J. Denton
Esther Askin
H. W. Schoenlein
Grimes
L. C. Sheldal
Duane
Huxley
Harold Johnson
Armstrong
Bertha Keuchenreuther
Chicago
Keuchenreuther
Cook County Hospital
Park Hospital
Hearing on Establishment of Proposed Secondary Road District No 64
Notice states a petition to establish a new road district in Kossuth County Iowa for surfacing a route starting at the SW corner of Section 1, T97N R2W, north ten miles to the SW corner of Section 13, T99N R27W, with a hearing to be held as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Ranga John Plaiser
Pete Eta
Mayland
Frank Franzen
Mary
Prank Franzen
First National Bank
Titanica
Emma F. Heifner
Boyker
Martin Brandt
F. D. Pruisman
Titonka
Peter Koppen
Cunningham Weenie
Walker
J. Osgoodee
Mary ’ Pink
Wenene
John Pink
Tenon
Parl Blakely
Iowa
Bertha E. Johnson
Woden Road
U. S. No. 18
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Titonka Savings Bank
M. S. Craven
W. F. Calleis Estate Store
Brooder Houses
S.B. French Lumber Co
Titonka, Iowa
Squill
Thtonka, Iowa
Squill Kill Drug Co
Barnesville
Ohio
Kramer Hatchey
Dick Meyers and Son
D. C. Mahan
J. H. Mitchell
Fr. Dodge
Baby
Plymouth
Plymouth Rks
C. R. I. Reds
C. Black Minorcas
Bancroft, Iowa
Farmers Elevator News
Vol
Slack
Titonea
Municipal League
Wees
Eee
Cane County
Tota
Board of Education
Orthel Township
Hancock County
G. A. Robinson
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