Titonka Local News Mixed With Regional Notes
Local Titonka area items report contractor Petersen at Clear Lake and a large family dinner at J. W. Lamoreux home. Many residents and visitors from Algona, Estherville, and Britt discussed work on new buildings, schools, and roads while businesses expand including new electric stores and a German Valley teaching position.
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Pitonka
Petersen
Clear Lake
J. W. Lamoreux
Gleger
Fred Anderson
A. Renser
German Valley
L. C. Heitner
B. Falk
Ralph H .Petersex
The
Savings Bank
Oreo Barrenstein
Firemay Tone
Estherville
Callies
Wm, Doege
Buri
Titanica
Masdanies
G. W. Cogswell
Geo. Henk
Miss Rippentrop
Commonwealth At Nites Co
B.S. Pannhuk
M. C. Losou
Marlin Brandt
Wm. Brandt
Mins
Caroline Rohde
John Rohde
M. Meyer
Kromminga
Peters
Burt
Mary Bell- Lane
Pupils Shine In Class Work And Arbor Day Program
Grace Seitsema leads with strong grades as Myrtle Sachau Welford Lamoreux pace nunereda. George Swalve Oscar Hammons and Roy Swalve show spelling gains while Lester Castles Leona Knocr Eva Deickman earn pins. Agnes Pannhuk stands out as top reader. George Anna returns after sickness. exams underway. Grandroom program Friday evening features a large cast and a school play with many students in roles.
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Grace Seitsema
Myrtle Sachau
Welford Lamoreux
Nunereda
George Swalve
Weota Lamoreux
Lester Frank
Maurice Ketsa
Oscar Hammons
William Kaufman
Roy Swalve
Wayne Hagen
Lester Castles
Leona Knocr
Eva Deickman
Agnes Pannhuk
Agnes
George Anna
Ethel Aldinger
Hery Hder
Fred Caylor
George Ams
Mesdames
Tierney
Mesdamen Tabbs
Kirkpatrick
Dahil
Kaper
Eigle
Towlagen
McDermott
Breen
Beveriens
Missea
Clara Amerbury
Elvie Ane
Tegmeyer
Sturn
Mrs. Severiens
Miss Sturm
Wilda Hettner
Give
Mr. Middleton
Fred Hazen
Middleton—Lurley Wilson
Tom Middleton
Dick Molter
Juasie Middleton
Ethel Hiegel
Sue Middleton
Clara Javera
Lucy Falr
Lorna Longbottom
Maud
Mary Frenken
Nosie—Haemerletta Severisns
Alexander
Mr. Dasher
Eddie Bran
Prettymen
Frank
Newville
Mary’ Batch
Carrie, Wolte
Traveling Mail To Box Brings Mail To Door In Iowa
Prominent Union Township farmer W F Jenkinson installs a new traveling mail box dubbed the Ocean Sand system near his home three quarters mile from the rural route. An endless wire attached to telephone poles lifts the box to the house by crank and a signal string alerts delivery. The setup covers about a mile and a half of wire with brackets and costs around 50 dollars, saving daily trips to the road and easing bad weather mail delivery.
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W. F. Jenkinson
Union Township
Jenkinson
Change at Fakaters Errya Tors Town Loses Two Families
The article notes manager Tom Hanifan of the Farmers elevator loses his position along with two families leaving Fakaters Errya Tors Town. Anton Holcomb departs to become manager of the Titonka Farmers elevator, taking his wife and supporters with him. The town expects further departure and wedding bells signal the change.
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Fakaters
Errya Tors
Tom Hanifan
Farsimers
Asalutanta
Anton Holcomb
Titonka
Farmers’ Elevator
Holcomb
Fellows
An Tol
Swea City Herald
Swen City
Thronka
Spirit Lake paper quits and merges with Beacon
The Spirit Lake Herald ceases publication and splits subscribers with Spirit Lake Beacon and Mitford Mail. Herald proprietor will focus on running a job. Print paper costs cited as reason. Spirit Lake now has one local paper. Beacon coverage will extend across the area.
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Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake Herald
Spirit Lake Beacon
Mitford Mail
Herald
Beacon
Palo Alto
SOW OATS AND SAVE WHEAT IN IOWA FARMS
Iowa State College extension suggests cross drilling oats into wheat fields to save winter wheat and boost yields amid high prices. They also advise forage pasture from a grain mix of oats, rye, barley, red clover and rape for yearlong grazing, with proper growth before stock introduction.
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Iowa
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Carey Cats
Kherson
Earthquake Shocks Rollo Missouri April 6 1812 Mentioned
A reader reports a strong earthquake felt at night near Rollo Missouri. The letter notes the quake lasting several seconds from the northwest with the house lifting and settling, and compares it to an event last experienced in 1812.
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South Rollo
P. O
Wolfe
Cora Stebbins
Rollo, Mo
SEXTON WANS THES Stephen Ferrigan Died in Hancock County
Stephen Ferrigan died last week at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry Nelson. Funeral from Algonx Catholic church and burial in Algoux Catholic cemetery. He was born in Ireland and married in Liverpool about fifty years ago. The family resided in Hancock and Kossuth counties for 25 years and were highly respected. Survived by his aged wife and four children Paul Ferrigan a farmer. daughters Mrs H C Nelson and Mrs John Mshoney. son Michael in Britt.
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Otta Callles
Hansen Bros
Germania
Gladys
Yishu
Estherville
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Denton
Clear Lake
W. J. Stephenson
Algana
Titenka
Britt
Walter Kleist
Stewartaville Mini
B. PF. Kliest Ani
Fanny Harrison
Swen City
R. L. Lamoreux
Vanes
M.M. Rients
Minnesota
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Herald Daily
Algona Garage
Khapa
Frank Clarke
Algona Alliance
A. E. Clayton
I. G. Dewel
C. Dewel
Clark
Kossuth
Martin Nelson
Familly
Curtins
Wis
Titonka
Nelson
Thonka
Cance
Henry Meyer
Frank Foster
Martin
Stoearns-Knight
Dr. Wallace
John Lammuth Auto Co
Algona
Woden
Fordites
Weber
Stohe Hotel Lamoreux
Albert Meyers
Meyer Stables
Hanssen Bros
Richle
Independence
B. Keil
Adams
Ventura
van Hansen
Mason City
M .E .Ladies Aid
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Kline
Portland Township
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Nagase
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Sexton
Algonx
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Liverpool
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Paul Ferlgan
H. C. Neldon
John Mshoney
Michael
Letter from Beloit travelers to Wisconsin friends
A personal correspondence from Mr and Mrs Jacob Thompson of Grand Ave Beloit Wisconsin reports arrival after travel. They describe Beloit as large and different from earlier towns while noting milder weather and less snow than northern Iowa.
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Beloit
Thompson
Iowa
Mrs
Jacob Thompson
Grand Ave
Heloit
Home Sweet Home Echoes From Mons Frontline Tale
An officer awards an Irish soldier for bravery after Mons. Pat recalls feeling the battle as every hat on his head turning into a band of music while they played Home Sweet Home.
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Home Sweet Home
Mons
Pat
Clun Notes Public Library Saturday Hours
Library open Saturday afternoon with Mrs Jay Budlong as librarian for the session. Club Brady meets Thursday with Mrs Hess to plan activities.
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Clun Notes
Jay Budlong
Club Brady
Hess
The Guilty Parts In The Ark
Fragmentary verse hints at moral duty and chaos. Poem alludes to Noah and the ark with scattered lines about swatting pests and mortals.
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Noah
The
Ark
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