George Moulton Enters State Representative Race
George Moulton, longtime Jedyard Township farmer, yields to community pressure and agrees to run in Jude primaries for State Representative. A Chicago University educated progressive known for fair play, he aims to boost Soutsh County influence in state deliberations. The piece also notes his love of nature and fishing, and includes local 4 H Club news and visits by residents to Minneapolis and Monona.
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George Moulton
Jedyard Township
Hig
Jude
Office
Youlton
Moulton
Chicago University
Edgar Guest
Brotherhood of Rod and Line
Methodist Easter Services and Epworth League Events
The Easter program at the Methodist Church features an 11:00 a.m. Easter sermon with infant baptism by the pastor upon request. An Epworth League meeting follows at dawn, with breakfast at the church, a 7:20 p.m. drama The Challenge of the Cross led by seven young women, a ladies chorus, and league boys quartet. Junior catechism notices and weekly preaching schedule are included.
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Epworth League
Carlysser
Evangel
Myrtle Anna
Disciples
Ruth Gartner
Viola Keuchenreuther
Margaret Pannhuk
Edith Reynolds
Florence Reynolds
Rev Jewell L Pickett Named Memorial Day Speaker
The Rev Jewell L Pickett pastor of the First Baptist Church Mason City is featured as Memorial Day speaker. Born 1895 in Danville Mlingis he pursued ministry after early carpentry schooling. He served in World War I rising to first lieutenant and later held pastorates in Sioux City LeMars before moving to Mason City in 1927. He is married with three children and active in boys work and Legion posts.
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Titanka
Jewell L. Pickett
First Baptist Church
Mason City
Danville
Mlingis
Haute-Alsace
Metz
U. S
Camp Grant
Illinois
Sioux City
Sioux ‘City
LeMars
Pickett
Colfax Man Taken For Rheumatism Treatment
Gonrad Giesking, suffering from rheumatism, was taken to Colfax for a two week treatment period starting Sunday. His sons Harnest, Carl, and John Patton of Woden accompanied him. Residents report the season here as ahead of last year with alfalfa and sweet clover ready for pasture and plum trees in full blossom Sunday.
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Colfax
Gonrad Giesking
Harnest
Carl
John Patton
Woden
Poultry Hatchery Ads From Titonka and Algona
An assortment of poultry offers lists Por and Sale Barron White Leghorn hatching eggs at 10 cents per dozen above market price and Thoroughbred Buff Orpington hatching eggs at 3.50 per 100. Mrs H W Schoenstein in Titonka advertises quick orders and has a telephoning number 800. Algona’s Tossuth County Hatchery promotes a capacity of 20 000 chicks per week with blood tested birds and culled stock, urging readers to write for details.
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Barron
Arnold Gray
Titonka
Towa
Orpington
H. W. Schoenstein
Algona
Tossuth
Hatehary
Lowa
Titonka Indians Edge Fetton In Sunday Ball Game
The Titonka Indians defeated Fetton 3 to 2 on their home diamond Sunday. Goldthwaite of Boons, editor of the Daily Republican and candidate for Congress from the tenth district, visited Titonka Thursday to campaign.
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Fenton
Bate
Fetton
Goldthwaite
Boons
Daily Republican
Titonka
Accident on the Disk Injures John K Harris
John K Harris sustained a deep gash to one foot after a fall on the disk Friday afternoon. The wound was small but difficult to stop bleeding. He is reported to be getting along all right.
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John K. Harris
The Martins Have Arrived
Martins arrive in the yard marking two years of occupancy and May 12 as an anniversary date. If they signal spring, the season may come about thirty days earlier than last year. Child Hurt In Fall The eighteen month old child of Mr and Mrs Latham Walker dislocated his arm after a wagon fall. Town chicken owners are asked to confine fowl to protect neighbors gardens per Mayor C Wolfe.
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Latham Walker
Clean Up Notice From Mayor Wolfe Lee
All property owners and tenants are asked to clean up refuse around their premises and dispose via town dump at the earliest date. Take action immediately as requested by Mayor Wolfe Lee.
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Lee
Wolfe
Family Receives Centuries Old Bible and Prayer Book
Mr and Mrs J Kail hosted Mrs Rose Hobbs from Crystal Lake on Sunday. Mr Keil received his father’s German Bible over a century old and Mrs Keil received her great grandfather’s Episcopal prayer book containing her grandfather’s 1824 marriage record.
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Kail
Rose Hobbs
Crystal Lake
Obituary of Fred Baade and family notices
Obituary records Frederick Ernst Conrad Baade born November 16 1866 in Windheim Westphalia Germany immigrated to America with long life of farms in Iowa and Minnesota. He died aged 68 after cancer illness at his home. left wife three sons and a daughter with many relatives. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support and visits from neighbors. The piece also includes a note on the Poppy Flower origin in World War I with wartime imagery.
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Frederick Ernst Conrad Baade
Dietrich Baada
Sophia Nee Kraeft
Windheim West Phalia
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Waden
Iowa
Wallsburg
Fredericka Nordmeier
Wellsburg
Kossuth
Fred C
Blue Harth
Minn
Districh
William
Titonka
Sophia
Conrad
Baade
Clarence
Towa
William Baade
Windheim
Rev
A. Kilian
Fred Bonda
Poppies Memorial Theme and Local Notices in Ames
The piece recalls the poppy as a symbol of remembrance linked to war sacrifices, referencing the poem In Flanders Fields. It also reports obituary notes for Mrs. John Zwiefel of Ames, with funeral details and attendees from Titonka. Nearby classifieds note services, sales, and rural routes, plus a lengthy farmer chick survival survey and hatchery guarantees from Welps Hatchery.
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Flanders
Wanted Cattle Pasture and Land For Rent In Iowa
Multiple classified notices describe cattle pasture with spring water and shade in Ban croft Iowa offered by Henry Buckholdt and a 200 acre land plot in German Township section 8 near Algona Iowa. Also Announcements of porch construction by Dr R C Ball and W J Denton and a Victor chick feed promotion from D F Schweitert Burt Iowa. Mrs Ole Shaw Dead obituary notes her passing at her Jewell home and family moves to Belmond for the children.
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Henry Buckholdt
Bancroft
Iowa
German Township
Quarton and Miller
Algona
Ole Shaw
Olaf Shaw
Jewell
Shaw
Louis Shaw
Qglarion
Belmond
Fritz Family Heads to Mayo Clinic for Exam in Rochester
Mr and Mrs Albert Fritz and their son William left Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota where Albert Fritz will be examined at the Mayo clinic His wife remains with him during his stay in Rochester
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Albert Fritz
Rochester
William
Minnesota
Fritz
Mayo Clinic
Renovation Work Dismantles Vault at Pannkuk Building
Workmen tear out the vault and remove fifty loads of brick and mortar from the old Peoples Bank building now owned by B A Pannkuk. The space will be cleared to create room for Mr Wilson to operate a cafe with new fixtures and a full renovation.
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Pannkuk
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Marguerite
Edith Mae Budlong
Phydelis’ Peterson
Maria Hrandt
Blanche Buffington
Phydelis Peterson
Ames
Lenta Oesterreicher
Lorraine Peterson
Marguerite Budlong
Alice Gartnar
Mrs. Johnson
Mariel Brandt
Methodist Church
Weidner
H. A. Reyman
Johnson
Allan Wood
Jewel L. Pickett
Mason
Carl Fritz
Ot Pd
J. H. Junker
W. A. Fisher
Britt
Hiram Buckholdt
Main St
Algona, JA
Ecaaerthimater
C. Wolfe
Fred Baade
France
John Zwiefel
Buffalo Township
Zwiefel
Wm. Boyken
EB. Brown
Grace
M .L Petersen
Hd Zwietel
Charie Reibsamen
J. H. Bleich
H. GC. Schwepperf
Ladies Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Callies
Luverne
Wm. Mason
Andrew N. Anderson
Swea City
Elmer Gerdis
J. J. Nurre
Fred Plath
John Farrow
W. T. Skovgaard
Ringsted
Clyde Shipler
Loura Diderhops
Andrew A. Fangman
Welp
R. C. Ball
W. J. Denton
Victor Chick Fred
Victor
Crete Mills
Crete
Nebraska
Burt
D. F Schweitert
F. W. Green
Briardale
Panneurs Store
Welps Hatchery
Bancroft, Iowa