Local notices and social items from Titonka Iowa area
Visitors Cort stighadlge and others attend singing at German Reformed Church. George Lester and Bea Peterson at singing school. Lester fell ill after a cold and mishap. Germain Valley baseball team to practice next Sunday and may challenge teams statewide. A 24 year old wife, worth 23000 dollars, seeks correspondents to Titonka address Clarence Lester in care of Sternberg dredge Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lester
Bea Peterson
Gar‘man
Giaranto Lester
Germain
Aliey
Mio
Saith
Des Moines
Lowa
Bin
Clarence Lester
Titouka
Towa
Lan
Sternberg
Bachelor Corner News Verse Notes and Local Gossip
The misread column reports a sequence of names and town mentions with scattered events. It notes Tames Andreivs, Leonard, Nuls, and others in casual social items, plus a misdirected verse on etiquette and a playful mock inquiry about a bachelor corner updater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Plum Creek
Aed
Commencement set for May 22 at Noege School
Miss Gertrude Stagg has been ill and kept home for a week. Commencement exercises will be held May 22 in the school house at 2 PM. Program details to appear around May 1. James Stagg was ill three days last week. Arbor Day trees discussed. Yale and Carl Neleop visited the area. Children graduate only once from the country school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Sepfaldi
O. W. Uke
Wesley
Wurnesday
L. B. Mounts
Artie Ward
Albers Huckelsie
Soreats
Albert Martinekrea
Estherville
Eal Smith
L. Falk
Andrews
Acisa
Bullalo Center
Theresa Geety
al’ Gon
Shaw
Clear
Lake
Mitton Myx
Clyde Chitty
Dist
Kile Carty Af Bancroft
Gertrude Stagg
James Stagg
James
Yale
Carl Neleop
Coueigs
Local notes on Wesley Sexton residents and events
Readable fragments detail visits and arrivals in Wesley Sexton Britt and Algona. Mentions include Mrs Blaier Robinson, Miss Sullivan, Miss Daisy Pelt, Mrs Frank Hume, Grandma Bingham, Carl Nelson, Floyd Davis, John Kennedy, Ida Farlee, Mary Nelson, Tess Riddles, and many others visiting relatives, shopping, or attending church and school activities. Also notes a traveling salesman at Oscar Nelson's store and upcoming Easter program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred Gorey
Algona
Blaier Robinson
Sexton Wesday
Atinte
Sullivan
Cosgrave
Suey Tis Sheridan
Sexton
Carl Nelson
Floyd Davis
George
Carl Wilson
Winn Claris
Keltt
Daisy Pelt
Frank Hume
Alvona
Grandma Bingham
Britt
Sadie Buits
Roloson
George Davis
Portland Items Reflect Busy Social Week Abroad
Sunday and Saturday visits fill the Portland item notes. Grover, Miss Grover, and Mrs. Theodore Rike mingle with family and friends across Algona, Needles, Ti tanka, Whitte uj, and Sir Paul Minn. Reported births, school starts, and recoveries appear among names such as Rekow, Mathes, Stott, and Kregar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Quinnie Grover
G. Rike
S. John Buychenreuther
Krogar
Will Riks
Theodore Rike Wan
Algona
Hertha Bunkotska
Whitte Uj
Wea Stott
Titanka
Laura Grovér
Needles
Cal
Richard Rekow
Penn Mathes
Erio
India
Wyot Stott
Fd Barberett
Amlks ‘BapHatt
Hig
Mire
Gottnel
Blake Agg
Fred Kregar
Heong
Maybelle Potz
Emil Leek Ollett
Sir Paul
Minn
H. Kremmer
Four Ginseng Facts
A fragmented note lists four ginseng facts with unclear context. It mentions Olea and Ely, with stray terms that hint at a plant or botanical focus but lacks coherent details or a clear event.
Local residents and visitors noted in Algona area scene
The community records a sequence of social visits and movements including Mrs. Tass, Miss Louise Ado pisos, and Adolph Fath's upcoming marriage to Miss Laura Stauden. Dr. Van Vaarhis appears on the state list. deaths are reported with Mike Duffey of Armstrong dying after a drill accident northeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Guy
Lash
Dr. van Vuarhis
Brunk
Io Algona
Bancroft
Jobo Schiliz
Des Alpines
Tayo
Taibuns
Adolph Fath
Laura Stauden
Chis
WM. Wilson
F. Jofn Ben
Iettinger
Mike Duffey
Arcstrong
Armstrong
Gémo Drothars
Lo Moute
Other Fellows Top in a Humorous Real Estate Inquiry
A verse exposes envy among professions as each man longs for wealth elsewhere. The farmer laments the rake while the city promises money, the business man frets over losses, and professionals envy Blackstone and art. The poem closes on yearning to move to a dream land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Journal
Fronke Workers Fordoy IPO Report Summary
Reading fragmented text, the item references Fronke workers and an IPO event, with unclear figures and dates. The snippet lacks coherent details on numbers, company actions, or outcomes, preventing a precise reconstruction of the event or its implications.
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Cort Stighadlge
Tames Andreivs
Noege School
Frems
AMMSR
Tovid
Lemin
Hai
Brower
Louis’ Frey Nan
Foyer Lle
Ab A. ‘Moore
Fou Lumber
Fittep Lig
Se Benedict
Onsiper Belson
Anns ‘Johnson
Lilian Flatwood
Jobo Hutchinson
Trayer Finn
Alma Korta
Guy Anderson
John Kennedy
Ida Farlee Wade
Titonka
Mary Nelson
Minday
Hol. Kinz
Chievo Fort
Tess Riddles
sWizonn
Wesley Puesday
Weenesday
Mrs. Garo
Qlande Robinson
Net Tadowite
St Banariol
Ab Elienpeters
L. J. Haynes
L. J. Sharman
Albert Lea
Ming
Joan J. Boland
Grace O. Stevenson
Chester Kurtz
Abe
Henry Sherman
Williams Jawd
Webster City
Iowa
Scott Stover
Stntlalo House
Aldrich
Breen
Stuttalo Center
John Haverly
Ackley
A. A. Cosgrove
Io J
Harry Richards
Stoux City
Mise Krestle
John
Will Lehman
Son Tohn
Elmer Robieson
M. EH
Oscar Nelson
Chicago
Winnie
Hollis Robinson
Kilna Aldrich
John F. Cruise
Thomas Furgenson
Wisconsin
B. Hopkins
Biller
Garner
Walcutt
Ohio
Jake Rowdinger
LeRoy Anderso
Radcliffe
Ackron Schdal
Nia
Ella ‘Yorker
Murdo
Chas
Corey
Eliza Bolsinger
Browsvalley
Mian
Lindquist Bros
Trone
Mammaser School
Anna Sherman
Grace Rbolsinger
Thomas Harwood
Hallie Robinson
Marence Johnson
Pearl Rock
Hannah Nelson
Winnie Robinson
Lereup
Portland
Jatin Ennady
Alguna
McLubgtlln
Mrs. Tass
Nileriéalter of
Zearing
Ab Murray Mig
Einer
Clare Vitumnan
Not Aghoot la Palemons
Louise Ado Pisos
Philadelphia
Sdéretant
AL Falkene
Fronke Workers 'Fordoy
Iowa Gate
M. C. Loson
Poland
Call and Sea Ui
Metonka, Tom
J. E. Kiel
Bron Real
Apes Veedoe
Evel
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