Woden Notes Brief Social Roundup From Mason City and Britt
Woden Notes report callers and visitors including C A Lawler at Mason City and D D Dye of Clear Lake visiting Thursday. Britt saw Oscar and W J Orthel and Frank Lassohn Tuesday and R A Schiefelbein with Clifford Christensen Sunday. Mrs J S Bussman hosted the M B Ladies Aid Thursday. Edith Taylor of Garner visited Mrs W W Dirksen last week. Mrs George Anderson and son Harold arrived from Minneapolis to visit her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lawler
Mason City
Garrett de Bruyn Haseen
Dontor
Myr
Charles Baack
Brilt
D. D. Dye
Clear Lake
JH_-O. Swingen
Oscar
W. J. Orthel
Frank Lassohn
Britt
Edith Taylor
Garner
W. W. Dirksen
George Anderson
Harold
Minneapolis
Local visits and work updates in area families
Mrs Henry Baack and relatives visit as Mrs Anderson travels to Clear Lake. Harold stays with Uncle Charles Baack. Carl Tegtmeyer and granddaughter visit in Clear Lake. Rev Buckwalter and Clif ford Christensen attend a Boy Scouts Leaders' school in Mason City. Schan residence under construction. Mr Joe Kramer in Mason City. his nurse-in-training daughter Augusta visits. Emma Stohr and Anna Smith travel to Garner for dental work and stay with M J Mertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baack
Anderson
Clear Lake
Harold
Charles Baack
Carl Tegtmeyer
Carl Tegtmeyer Jr
Charles Buckwalter
Clifford Christensen
Mason City
Schan
Schanf
Boyken
Joe Kramer
Augusta
Park Dogpital
Emma Stohr
Anna Smith
Garner
Miss Stohr
M. J. Mertz
Titania Local News and Community Notes
Mrs J D Breen spent Tuesday at Woden visiting with Mr and Mrs Jerry Breen. A number of Titania relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Ole Cerd es held at Buffalo Center Tuesday. The busiest places labour town are stock dealers and Egg buyers. Rev Boese of Lakota visited the H W Schoentein home on Monday en route to Akron Iowa for conference. Miss Zela Buffington is on the sick list and recuperating at home for a day or so amid flu and cold illnesses. The school board will meet this evening to finalize employing teachers for next year. all faculty except principal and music teacher are set. Rain after last Friday's snow delays field work. late sowing of oats expected. Herbert Rachow, who had neck gland infection and surgery a week ago, is recovering well and brings gladness to friends and classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Breen
Woden
Jerry Breen
Titania
Ole Cerdes
Buffalo Center
Rev. Boese
Lakota
H. W. Schoentein
Ite
Akron
Iowa
Zela Buffington
Herbert Rachow
Herbert
Local Notes On Illness Visits And Travel
Wesley notes several families ill with flu including Mr and Mrs Frank Fox and Carl and Kenneth Oelrich. Thelma Conner visited relatives in Eagle Grove. The Mdlie family spent Sunday with Supt Sperry's family in Ledyard. Mrs C E Dodd returned from Popejoy after visiting A R Conner. Amesburys visiting Algona. Raymond Hansen and guests dined with Carl Hansen and the Giddings. Several sick with flu, chalk talk postponed. Mrs Johanne Miller died at her daughter Amesbury's home. burial at Nora Springs. Wellington Drewelow and Emil Wester were storm bound in Spencer returning Saturday night. Jay Grover and northern Minnesota relatives visiting nearby families. Mrs Hutchison improving. others away with children in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fox
Ein Carl Oelrich
Carl
Kenneth
Thelma Conner
Eagle Grove
Mdlie
Supt Sperry
Algona
Pearl Haynes
Carl Franzen
Fremont Faul
Greattinger
Johanne Miller
Amesbury
Nora Springs
Wellington Drewelow
Emil Wester
Spencer
Jay Grover
Minnesota
Lester Ash
George Benner
Will Walker
Jay
Ash
Benner
Burt
Walker
Iowa political pull fades as candidates chosen
The piece argues Iowa is losing agrarian policy influence in presidential selection. It claims Republicans send a weak four-person delegation to the national convention in Kansas City, with little outside clout, while noting limited local experience and uncertain votes in the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kansas City
Towan
lMyvan
London
Politicians Fight and Democrats Endorse Al Smith
The City Herald notes that political infighting leaves city residents with little gain while Democrats rally for Al Smith. It criticizes Smith as an industrial-region favored candidate unlikely to understand farming Midwest issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Swea City
Other Fellow’s Job Inspires Jealousy Across Professions
A mixed verse and note from Norfolk Nebraska tell of envy as workers from farmer to lawyer covet the successes and fortunes of others. A curious anecdote describes a pheasant chicken hybrid observed near Pierce, Nebraska, illustrating farm life and oddities.
Yard roosters with pheasant lens story
A Coastal Gazette piece argues older workers bring steadiness and experience. It asserts a 60 year old has advantages over younger workers, noting learned habits, adaptability, and knowledge that protect hands and feet. The text challenges birthday based usefulness and promotes value of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellar Rapids Gazette
It Isn't Your Town It’s You Poem Referenced in DeLand Chamber
A Florida newspaper notes a framed poem hanging in DeLand Chamber of Commerce HQ. The verse urges residents to take responsibility for their town by personal effort and cooperation, arguing the town reflects its people. The piece labels the poem age as proof of its lasting value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
DeLand
Fay
Rea
Tan
Old Town
Creamery Burglaries Hit Region Stolen Butter Tubes
Thieves entered Burt Creamery last Thursday night and stole eight tubs of butter valued at 250 dollars. The spate of thefts suggests a gang has been visiting multiple creameries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Creamery
PROSO NEW GRAIN PROMISES FARM PROSPECTS
A northern Towa nursery reports growing PROSO as a cover crop and feed source. The grain yields 10 500 seeds per plant from a single seed and resembles wheat in analysis. It can replace wheat in bread, chick feed, egg and meat production, and soil cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Russia
PROSO
Gardner Nursery CO
Osage
Iowa
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R. A. Schiefelbein
Martin Christensen
Spice
This Dome
Anna Orthel
Vera Lawler
John Colter
J. S. Bussman
M. EB. Ladies Aid
Detelder
R. L. Krantz
H.C. Atlts General Auctioneer
Titanka
Col. M. B. Pringle General
Seferbeebesteefeaferboels
Henry Meyor
Meyers Real Estate Building
Titonka' Iowa
W. F. Hamstreey, M.D
Titonka
Pierre Sartor
C. Smalldridge Chiropractor
Farmers Savings Bank
H. &. “Torgersen
Titouka
Towa Beer
Phons
Bancroft
Kennedy Bros
Sehetediebotesteteee
A. H. Murray
Roy CG
Basil
Witonka
Debeeedeeieeletedeteg
Gus Prederickson
Bank of
Pobobelfe
B.C. van Ness
Algons
Toy
Quarton & Miller
Kossuth
State Bank
Algone
Wesley Notes
Blackstone
Sven Mars
Norfolk
Nebraska
Albert Dinkle
Pierce
Phelps Hatorery, Titonka
PROSG
French Lbr Co
Titonka, Iowa
City Poultry Company
Harold Johnson
Goodyear Pathfinders
Goodyear
Fisher Garage
Nebraska Butter
Wm. Ricklite
John Pouelseni
Scanian
J.F. Fisher Ferry Schutter H. GC. Ailts
McCormick
Deering Rotary
R. E. Nauman
Pannkuk Building
Lowe
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