Local Subscription Rates Across Counties and Territories
The notice outlines annual subscription pricing: 2.00 per year in advance for Mermith County and Titonka trade territory, 2.60 per year outside Kossuth and Titonka areas, 3.00 per year for Canada and foreign countries, and 2.00 per year for armed services members. It also notes that county and Titonka territory papers on continuing yearly subscriptions may be discontinued only on subscriber notice or at the publisher’s discretion.
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Btw
Mermith
Titonke
Kossuth
Titonka
Canada
Wesley News Highlights Local Postings and Travels
Nisa Mary Lou Haverly underwent an appendectomy at Mercy hospital in Magon City Saturday. Orville Beerken returned home after navy discharge. Ralph Jarvis came home after a year’s army service. His wife and two children reside in the late Mrs. Price’s home. Miss Margaret Flom and a Fort Dodge teacher friend travel to Denver for a rotation trip. The baseball team beat St. Joe 3 to 0 in a Sunday game. Mrs. Charles Mullin and Jim mis visit Warrensburg, Missouri. George Goetz, August Studer, and the Ricke. family fished at Lost Island Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ricke plan a week in Dubuque. Miss Agnes Lichteig of Burlington visits brothers Louis and John Lichteig. Mrs. L. H. Kleinpeter and David leave for unspecified plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisa Mary Lou Haverly
J. L. Haverly
Mercy Hospital
Magon City
Orville Beerken
Navy
Ralph Jarvis
Army
St. Joe
Charles Mullin
Jimmis
Warrensburg
Mr. Mullin
George Goetz
August Studer
Lou
LeRoy Ricke
Lost Island
George Ricke
Dubuque
Agnes Lichteig
Burling
Ton
Louis
John Lichteig
L. H. Kleinpeter
David
Diane
Mason City
Viaita
Ota
J. M Kungivas Hoatman
Tom McMahon
Edward Loren
New Mexico State College
la Cruces
Julius Lorenz
Charles Froelich
William Kerber
Texas
Louis Kent Sr
Burt
Vee Mullin
Washington State
Theron Hanson
Helen Johnson
Bernadine
Irene Studer
Edward
Local Notices and Social Rounds in Mason City
Various social visits and family updates populate Mason City scenes including Edward Loren visiting from New Mexico State College, William Kerber's death noted in Bloomington, church feast plans at St Joseph's, and multiple family visits among Reno, Kinnard, Studer, Dickson, and Hildman households. A New York Life agent buys property, local e elevator manager enjoys vacation, and a baby girl Patricia Kay born to Gordon and Stella Kaufman. The page closes with a remark on the diamond being the hardest substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Minny We Apent
Bt Madeline
Saaved “Heart College
St. Paul
Slater Julius
Bti Paul
Myerétt Barr
New York Life Insurance Co
Gordon Leebig
Jack Lichteig
Denney Hildman
Tony Hildman
Joe Hisenbarth
Morgan, Minn
Alf Hildmen
Des Moines
Tillie Hildman
Gordon Kaufman
Texas
Patricia Kay
Law creating Interstate Commerce Commission approved by President
Fragmentary OCR indicates the law establishing the Interstate Commerce Commission was approved by the President on February 1067, with unclear jurisdiction and naming.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Gover Freveland
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Clana An
National Editorial
Association
Wesley News
Electric Farm Supply Co
Iowa
Dieckman Avenue
Third Street
Garret D. Welhousen
John K. Rippentrop
Titonka Savings Bank
W. J. Stewart
Bowery Dance
At Buffalo Center
Jimmie Adams
Orchestra OF
Cedar Rapids
and Marylyn Ashlock
Bancroft
Legion Ballroom
Earl Hunt
Lynn Kerns
Fred Hagen
Britt Rendering CO
W. A. Ryan
E. M. Peet Manufacturing Co
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Howard Andrews Titonka
Murphy's Feeds
Vigoroy Poultry
Tanvilac
Ted Hinders
Woden
State Fair
Honken Farm Equipment
Buffalo Center
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