Titonka and Surroundings Record Busy Spring News
Weaving through Titonka and nearby towns a flood of small items shows new engineers and firemen arriving at the RO branch, visits from Burt and Wesley residents, millinery displays, church planning, and local business notes. Roads, crops prices, and cleanup efforts set the tone for spring.
Death of Albert Everding Pioneer Farmer of German Township
Albert Everding a respected German Township farmer died April 11 after a lingering Brights disease at his home. Born in Germany he immigrated to the United States, lived in Pike County Illinois and Grundy County Kansas before settling in German Township. He married Sarah with whom he had children Menno Albert Andrew Pearl Henry and Dena. sister Angeline Lugsuy Wierts Neb attended the funeral. Funeral at his home conducted by Rev Faken, burial in the church cemetery. He was well known and esteemed. sympathy extended to his family. CAD OF THANKS We extend thanks for kindness and attendance during the illness and death of our father and husband Mrs Albert Everding and Family
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Witoner
Meadames R. L
Will Lamor
Burt
John Sleper
Ana
Bufalo Center
Scholtes
St. and
Psthervilly
Mesilames
Wallace
Tample
Marie Grover
C. B. Mitchell
Crystal Lake
Vish
Will Schram
Naomi
Edith Budlong
Marguerite Bud Jonm
Cecar Falls
Orden
Hazel
Joe Cosgrove
Wesley
Titonka
al Beekman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Commercial Club
J. F Fisher
Dahville
Farl Hansen
W. J. Denton
Titanka
Wm. G. Keephers
Adams
Ev. Frank
UDMR
Algona
Seth Cairy
Algona Udmr
Whittemore Champion
Red Amesbury
L. W. Hess
Garner
Tjaden
L. O. Wolfe
Lela
Geo. S. Hansen
Fred L. Wichern
H. G Armstrong
Write
Dr. Caldwell
China
MBS
Bartholomew Antl
John Ewis
Mary Stoutenberg
Doane
Budlong
Will Hidock
Hayfield
J. J. Keil
Rev
P. Mueller
Pomeroy
John Hugo
Buffalo Center
Gabe Janssen
Iowa
Marl Cuddock
Anita
Joe Stecker
Dodger City
Kans
Carlwith
Chas. Ball
John
Titania
Roy
California
Monroe
Wis
Pacific Coast
Vera
Ruth Rethjaameen
Carrie Wolfe
G. W. Pendergast
Germania
Misa Mildred
Sst. Paul
W. Critz
Worman's Club
KR. D. Temple
Critz
Sonvenir
Spoon
ADMR
Senate
H. J. Wilson
Willys Knights
Livermore
Pete Ubden
John Rippentrop
Armstrong
Swea City
Sever Pannkuk
C. C. Rippentros Jand
Buffalo
Gunter
Wim
Ukens
J. K. Rippenturp
Titenka
Geo
Rip
Pentrop
John Rickliff
Ul Ttes
Ed Bruns
Anna
Ben Bruns
John Johnson
Gerwan Valley
Krause
Ackley
N. D
S. B. French
Minnesota
Standard
F McFadden
Woden
Joe Recker
Hamsey Township
Recker
Joe
Osaf Hauge
Bauman
Stevens Hote
Ryner
I. D
Kosauth
Albert Byerding
stevens /Hotel
Abo
Olaf Funnemark
Funnemark
Florida
Olaf
Palm Beach
Seais
J. E. Buns
Britt
Lamoreux
Will Henry
Clear Lake
Denton
Geo. Breen
Koppen
W. D. Hines
Minneapolis
Familly
Chas, Ball
Monrov
Otto and
Julius Kunz
M. Losen
J. 4
Cosgrove
M. &. Losen
Joe Latmoreux
Lowri
Geo. Wreen
Wersnand
Pernice Slinker
R. D
Hudson
Masonic Lodge
Walpole
Thompson Caurier
Gen. Cogewell
Clarion
Mra
R. M. Wallace
Wand
Earl Munger
Lloyd Hess
Jester
Truggist
Newton
Town
Iowa State Highway Service
Albert Liverding
German Township
Bright
Everding
Germany
United States
Ple County
Illinois
Grundy County
Tea
Paidie
Henry
Daugther Dena
Hargaiie Stadren
Liga
Baumann
Ryder
N. PD
Lin Hodside
Ange Lugs Uy Wierts
Ue Hone
Liraie
Jas
Lq. Faken
Chvfpeh
Myerding
Pianks
Extra Manure Turns Up Yields For Iowa Farmers
Iowa State College guidance urges farmers to apply manure to improve crop yields, claiming 8 to 10 tons per acre can boost corn by about 10 bushels and benefit crops for years. Prof Stevenson advises discing before plowing, shallow plows for spring, and timely field work to prepare seed beds and destroy weeds.
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Iowa
Soils Department
Iowa State College
W. H. Stevenson
Towa
Opening Day At Openton S Soda Fountain
High School notes report Vera Belbaumen to serve as German Club president Friday. English HL II finish The Vicar of Wakefield and begin Knickerbocker's History of New York. English Club elected Eva Breen president and Vane Reihsamen secretary. A Friday afternoon recess from 1:00 to 3:30 pm for high school pupils. Two debates scheduled Friday by ninth grade and by tenth and eleventh grades.
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Boulso
Vera Belbaumen
Wakefield
Knickerspocker
New York
Eva Breen
Vane Reihsamen
Peat and alkali soils in Iowa promise big crops this year
Northern Iowa drained peat and alkali soils, previously unproductive, may yield excellent hay and truck crops if treated now. Experts advise plowing 6 to 8 loads per acre of straw manure into fields this spring for corn and oats, with manure in short supply. Also notes a local business sale and asks accounts to settle by April 5.
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Iowa
Salle
Iowa State College
Provoke Profanity Over Chickens Sparks Neighbor Dispute
A reader from Chestnut Street visited the Bee office to report chickens next door and to urge publication of a notice for all chicken owners to keep their fowls contained. The piece notes ongoing neighborly tensions, calls for direct personal address, and a seasonal jingle urging cleaner street air and less waste.
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Chestnut Street
Bee Office
Dtg
Jefferson’ Bae
E letter praised as central to existence and peace
Humboldt Independent notes that the letter e is unfailingly present in words like peace and existence, and missing only in war and trouble. The piece argues e underpins honesty, love, editors, devils, and news, while asserting its essential role in life.
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Leppet
Cage
Humboldt
Library Notes and Club News From Titonka Iowa
The Titonka library announces Saturday afternoon hours from 2 to 6 with Mrs J J Budlong in charge. The Study Club meets Thursday April 26. Retiring president Honor a Cruz expresses thanks for staff and members. An item sale lists a moving picture machine, fans, lamps, meters, tool chest with Carpenter tools, opera house chairs, and a writing desk for viewing. Britt visitors Mrs R L and Victor and Wil Lamoreaux were in town Tuesday.
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J. J. Budlong
Tess
Titania Woman's Clu
Honora Cruz
Garpenter
P._ R. Gilligan
For Sale Good six room house in Titonka Iowa
For sale a six room house with well shade trees apple plum and cherry trees sidewalks around the place. Possession at once. Price 2000 dollars. Mrs B F Reynolds Titonka Iowa. Notice To Whom It May Concern Kindly call and settle your account. am greatly in need of money. DENTO Titonka Iowa.
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B. F. Reynolds
Titonka
Iowa
Mitonka
Towa
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