Titonka Territory News Subscription Rates Outlined
In Titonka Iowa the paper defined its 15 mile radius trade territory with subscription rates set at 1.00 per year in advance within Titonka, 2.60 outside advance, 1.50 for outside the trade territory, and 2.60 for Canada and foreign addresses, paid in advance. Inez Wolfe is listed as Associate Editor.
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T Tonka
Iowa
Titonika
Tmtanks
Canada
Valuh Restored On Charred Soaked Bills
Miss Bertha Sherfy and eight assistants identify damaged currency sent to the U S Treasury for redemption. They handle charred and water soaked bills, often determining denomination and serial numbers with a magnifying glass and needle. They process 100 to 150 cases daily, totaling about 38 million dollars annually.
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Bertha Sherfy
Miss Sherfy
Treasury
U. S
Oho Valley
Gertrude Armstrong
Ashland
Ohio
C. A. Gortner
Leroy Gongwer
Mifflin
Gongwer
Elmore Bride Thressa Govern Weds William Farrow
Thressa Govern of Elmore married Wilbur Farrow in a St John Catholic Church ceremony. Officiated by Rev J Hy Sehultes with sister Catherine Govern and brother Hubert Govern as attendants. Bride wore royal blue velvet. reception at her mother's home followed by a short honeymoon.
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Thressa Govern
Wilbur Farrow
Elmore
St. John’s Catholic
J. Hy Sehultes
Catherine Govern
Hubert Govern
Bancroft Register
THS school notes reveal student activities and carnival prizes
The THS listings record grade by grade classwork and events. Highlights include freehand Thanksgiving turkeys, Christmas decorations, geography studies, arithmetic progress, and a Marionette show earning 3.30. Carnival raffle prizes go to multiple winners from Denton Drug Store to Johnson Produce and more, with a cedar chest giveaway.
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Kossuth County
Iowa
North
Central States
Donald Budlong
Chile
Denton Drug Store
Callies
Hsther Pritz
French Lumber Co
Grace Sietsema
John Deere
Arthur Peterson
Sathoff
Dunmire
Jerry Breen
Amos Bonacker
Lucille’s
Patty Ball
Johnson Produce Co
Duck
George Moore
Leg Orthel
Helen
Brothers
Penn
Roy Tryon
Frank Hoff
L. C. Heifner
Petersen Barber Shop
Roy Ball
Bil Mayland Jr
the Topic
Ben Meyer
Tyke Theatre
Jim ‘Frangen
Wayne Mechler
Senus Ties
Bamman Motor Co
Ralph Cordes
Rock Island Lines reports rising costs and modest October rise
Chicago November 26 1937 the Rock Island Lines shows higher railway costs in October with a percent rise in revenue over 1936 while transportation costs jumped 11 percent driven by higher wages fuel and supplies Taxes for retirement and social security added to expenses but savings in maintenance due to an earlier 1937 budget completion offset some costs.
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Chicago, Ill
Interstated Commerce Commission
Rock Island
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Vivelisi
Lee O. Wolfe
Valuh
Motorola Tome Radio
Motorola
Stechell-Carlson
General Electric
Radio Sales and Service
Fisher
Titonka
William Farrow
Thle Theatre
J. R. Schutjer
M. E. Ladies Aid
Patricia Batt
Ferne Oesterreicher
Verdene Boyken Home Economics
Dorothy Peterson
sWacqueline Callies Athletics
Gerald Huber
Maxine Peterson
Santa Claus
Minnie
China
Sharon
Lenice
Rosella
LaVona
Marietta Norland
Irvin
Bonnie
Francis
Howard
Bonnie and
Elmer
Beryl Bonacker
James Spear
Sonnenberg
Huber
Gartner
Raviinsa Ward
Bohacker’s
Dorothy Stecker
Savings Bank
Jim Rippentrop
Standard Oil
Jim Hangen
Tillie Park
Harold Miller
Lela Zweifel
Donald Michaelson
Leonard Callies
Paul Bruna
Ray Oesterreicher
Topic
Lertond and
Eleanor Intermill
Guy Beemer
Lakota
Schwen
Theatre
Titonea
William Gargan
Jean Rogers
Dick Parocelis
Hobart Cavanaugh
Michael Fitzmaurice
The
Paul Muni
Luise Rainer
Bruce Cabot
Virginia Grey
MR. Dodd
Wyman
Kenny
Bake
Jane