Twenty Years Ago Notices and Local Life Items
The column recalls the death of Henry Meyer’s father and farmer Elman, both long-time residents, with funeral details at local churches. It notes a broad mix of small-town happenings from social visits, gramophone talk, banking rumors, religious events, a new uniformed railway staff order, to daily chitchat about weather, markets, and local residents’ doings.
Portland Pick-Ups Highlight Local Visits and Hogs Sale
W G Leek and family visited at the D H Fitch home Sunday evening. H J Pitts sold fifty six head of fat hogs Saturday and Messrs Bleich Fitch and Jane helped deliver them in Burt. Mrs R A Bleich assisted grandma Bleich in Burt to clean house early in the week. W L Stott of Mankato Minnesota was seen on our streetsAutolog among
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Drake
Will Seal
M. A
Burt
Portland
Will Ringsdorf
Wil
Doc
Will
Ted Ringsdorf
Thetome
R.A. Blefch
Grandpa Monson
John Krull
Guek-' Een
Minn
Pete Govern
Chaz. Monson
Will Lloyd
Weasley
Josie Dittmer
Algona
Nurga
Monson
Charles
Henry Monargy
Woden
Myra
John Dittmer
D. E. Fitch
Bancroft
Geo, Stone
Sterling, Tl
Stone
W. G. Leek
D.H. Fitch
H. J. Pitts
Messers. Bleich
Fitch
Jane
R. A. Bleich
Grandma Bleich
W. L. Stott
Mankato Minn
Land values fall as USDA reports lower plowland prices
The United States Department of Agriculture release shows plowland values declined about seven percent in the past year. On March 1 this year the average value per acre was 83.78 dollars, down from 40.02 in 1920 and 74.31 in 1919, with sharper drops in the Cotton South where prices for land and crops fell significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Kentucky
Simola
Alabama
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Colorado
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Farmers Adopt Grain Marketing Plan at Chicago Conference
Delegates from every grain growing section of the United States met in Chicago on April 6 and 7. They ratified unanimously the grain marketing plan recommended by the Farmers' Grain Marketing Committee, with provisions as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armors
United Staes Grain Growers, Inc
United States
ChicazZo
Yarmers
Parvo Bred Black Langstrang Hatching Eggs for Sale
Mrs. D A Shultz of Ttonka offers parvo bred Black Langstrang hens eggs for hatching at 1 dollar 50 cents per setting of 15. Contact for sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A. Shultz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mmermmil, Bond
Rmill
Ammerre
Meyer
Henry Meyer
Germany
Pela
Reformed Churchi Oy
W. T
Holland
Pears
Myers
Esmond Flitketure
Illinois
Titonka
Big
Atree
R. Lane
Ed Kunz
BW. Palmer
H Austin
Independence
B. C. R. & N. Railway
Frank Franzen
Willys
Nate
Willys Light
Falk Motor CO
Titonka, Iowa
Hlc.adams & Co
Iowa
Titanica Savings Bank
Titonka Savings Bank