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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1923

Page

5

Michigan beet growers approve 50 50 contract

About 60 sugar beet growers from the Michigan lower peninsula gathered at the Armory for an annual meeting endorsing a fifty fifty profit-sharing contract with manufacturers. They noted strong market prospects for sugar and urged immediate commitment to contracts, arguing the plan offers a guaranteed minimum price and a path to a selfsufficient home sugar supply.

Lower Peninsula Armory Michigan A. B. Cook C. B H. Ackerman State ‘Sugar Beet Growery’Association T. C. Price Héle Michigan Agriculture Collegers C. A. “Ackerman Atty Talr Hariett Belmond Lews Land Ceylain Gore

Beets Price Supports and Probate Notice in Iowa Pages

The article notes prices for beets with a Michigan grower secure under the state growers organization and mentions safeguards by Farm Bureau with Belmond factory. It lists Titonka subscribers paying dues in advance and includes a probate notice in Kossuth County Iowa dated April 7 1923 seeking acceptance of Ernest Goch deceased last will and testament with hearing May 7 1923 at Algona Court House.

Michigan Iowa Adhe’ Farm Bureau Belmond Adv Titonka QO. B. Olson Hayfield Minn P. Mueller Towa Leo J. Miller Burt Herman Kahler Esarey Woden Wesley W. H. Stolt L. B.larson Lynn Kuchenreuther John Schrader Britt Wm. Boyken Amos Angle Herman Franzen State OF Kossuth, Co Ernat ‘Gch Algona Own Aaid Court I. A. Frech

Splendid Recognition for Marengo School Superintendent

Superintendent H. Carson of Marengo is stepping from administration to an assistant superintendent and normal training critic teacher role after 32 years. The board praises his devoted service and aims to retain his expertise, while offering a transition that eases burdens and maintains influence in schooling. Also notes a quick soil acidity test using a new chemical at the Farm Bureau and a bagbalas for sale at the drug store.

Algona Sumner Marengo Carson Board of Education Iiatant Bupt Farm Bureau

Obituary of Mrs Ella Buckholdt

Mrs Ella Buckholdt born December 4 1840 in Kinbergen Ostfriesland Germany married Harm Buckholdt in 1887. She died April 1 1923 at 82 leaving five sons and one daughter and other relatives. Funeral at German Reformed church Herman Minnesota officiated by Pastor Kerline.

Ella Buckholdt Kinbergen Ostfriesland Germany Harm Buckholdt William Walter United States Herman, Minn Kerline al— Clerk Antone Cleveland Herman Kana Iowa Martin Johnson Henry Titonka

High School Chautauqua Closes. Pole Vault Record Sought

Priday reports a well attended chautauqua at the High School Auditorium despite bad roads. Tonkita rivals Titonka as Bob Fisher aims to break the pole vault mark while Frank Burger clears six feet five inches. Seventh and eighth graders form a bayaa baseball team, and plans for court attendance in Algona are postponed due to exams.

Russel Whitson Priday Algona Titonka High School Bob" Fisher Frank Burger Pepp Hamatreet Dugger

Canadian Thistle Eradication Plan Reaches County

The Farm Bureau outlines a county wide effort to eradicate Canadian thistle this year with township presidents identifying patches for demonstration led by Professor Hauser of Ames. Demonstrations run July 9 to 14, involving schools and rural teachers to locate and identify patches and enforce the law.

Farm Bureau Hauser Ciadat

Value of Sweet Clover Field Tests Planned by County Farm Bureau

The Farm Bureau will test Hubam and Biennial sweet clover varieties as pasture and forage value, alongside red clover alfalfa and Dalea, at five test plots across the county with lime and acid phosphate. Locations include Swanson, Droessler, Kriethe, Balgeman, and Steussy farm sites in various townships.

Farm Bureau A. L. Swanson Swea Droessler Ramsey Kriethe Burt Township H. W. Balgeman Garfeld A. W. Steusay LaVerne Township

Lew H Yost Writes From Herman Minnesota 1923

Lew H Yost reports moving to Herman Minnesota to pursue auctioneering full time after selling his farm in Stevens County He notes corn yields 40 to 80 acres and 80 bushels per acre despite a cold spring He invites old friends from Kossuth County to visit and mentions family visits and Leota in Morris High School.

Mr. Wolfe Herman Kossuth County Stevens County Iowa Ward Minnesota H. A. Wagner Amy School of Peter Greenfield Grooks Town Stena Nordman Woden Dick Greanfield Castlewood H. B. Yost Chaney Yost Ray Yost Leroy Allison Daugher Leota Morris Lee Lew H Yost Mion

May Renew War Insurance For Exservice Men

The Red Cross secretary urges exservice men to reinstate government War Risk Insurance and convert it to permanent policies such as Ordinary Life Twenty and Thirty Payment Life Twenty and Thirty Year Endowment and Endowment at age 62. Those who pass a medical exam may reinstate with two monthly premiums one for the grace period and one for the current month. Disabled veterans whose disability stems from military service may reinstate with an application plus five percent annual interest. conversion premiums are fixed and do not rise with age. coverage at wartime low rates may run through March 1924.

Red Cross

Government Insurance Conversion Notice

Faster conversion lowers the permanent premium this year than next year. Converted policies include a disability clause tied to disability onset age and cause. Government policies have no residence travel occupation or service restrictions. Get help from the Red Cross to reinstate or convert government insurance.

Red Cross

Ford delivers record February with 116,080 cars sold

Detroit reports February Ford retail sales of 116,080, a new record for the shortest month. January totals surpassed by over 15,000 as Ford signals rising demand and plans to push production to 6,000 units daily by April while weather and freight issues limited deliveries.

Detroit Mich Ford Motor Co Ford Northwest New England California Ford Dealer Organization

Soy Beans Circular Offered By Ames Station

Farmers in this county are urged to request free circular No. 84 from the Experiment Station at Ames. The bulletin reports test results on soy bean varieties planting methods and uses.

Ames

Cattle Feeders Day Set for April in Amos

Cattle feeders of Koamuth county are invited to attend the annual Cattle Feeders Day in Amos on April 35. Ten different lots of cattle have been fed with various Towa rations and will share their experiences. County feeders have regularly attended these sessions in recent years.

Kousuth Amos Koamuth County

Auto Owners Warned to Equip Front Lights

Mayor Gallmeyer calls on all auto owners to carry two good front lights and a tail light to comply with the law. He urges immediate repairs to avoid accidents and to govern themselves accordingly. Rev G Haken returned from northern Minnesota where his mother died at age 62. heavy snow fell in Minneapolis and St Paul.

W. ¢. Gallmeyer G. Haken Nothern Minnesota Minneapolis St. Paul Vlolpitias

Prize Essay by Sheldon Girl Wins State Prize

Judge Martin Wade of the Federal Court awarded Bertha Peterson, 13, of Sheldon, first prize in a contest by the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs for seventh or eighth graders. The essay outlines constitutional rights including liberty, freedom of religion, press, petition, search and seizure protections, jury trial, no slavery, naturalization, writ of habeas corpus, and due process.

Martin Wade Federal Court Citizens Ap Com ‘Mittee Iowa Federation of ‘Women's Club J. B. Weaver Idan B. Wise Smith Charles O’connor Frank I. Herriott Fred.h. Hunter Atruder

Public Notice Urges Property Owners to Clean Alleys

A local notice from Mayor Gall Meyer urges property owners to cleanup premises and alleys to improve town health. The message stresses removing manure offal and cinders. Also mentions Burt resident R. A. Bleich visiting, and Renny moving to Burt after retiring from the wife farm.

Notich Gall Meyer R. A. Bleich Burt Mondey Renny Wiike Farm

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