Rites for C E Dahl Held at Britt Today
C E Dahl a well known former Titonka businessman and Rock Island agent died in Britt Monday evening at 95 after Brigitts disease. He lived in Titonka, then Britt, ran the Titonka Telephone Co, sold it to Parmars, and moved to Britt. Funeral services set for Thursday at Britt at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dahl
Tulmuka
Trovk Jland
Britt
Brigitt
Hangouk
Kossuth
Mr. Dahl
Titonka
Rock Island Railroad Company
Titonka Telephone Company
Mant
al Palkenhamer
Parmars Telephone Co
Dah
Lismore
Minn
Overproduction Seen as Worldwide Economic Menace
The Des Moines Register argues that persistent overproduction harms global economies. It cites shoe and wool mills output far exceeding demand, presses for balancing production with consumption, and notes France and Russia as exceptions due to localized industry or government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Russia
Des Moines ‘Register
Methodist Church Notes and Upcoming Epworth Events
Morning Worship at 11 00 Sunday School at 10 00 Epworth League 7 30 p m Citatanqua program by Epworth League at the high school auditorium Thursday Admission 15 cents The Ladies are happy in the bazaar and supper success Services begin at 240 p m Young folks group a great help Attendance last Sunday 44 Returning absent hoped to attend next Sunday The Ladies had a fine supper and praise the church efforts Donations will fund an insurance payment for the church Dec 13 supper and program tonight Proceeds will be used for church insurance and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Citatanqua
Epworth League
Skating Accident Sends Local Youth With Arm Injury
Buster Johnson of Minneapolis injured his left arm near the elbow after a fall at the skating rink during Thanksgiving vacation. He previously suffered a car wreck in Duluth, breaking his arm and three fingers. He was taken home to Minneapolis then to Duluth for treatment with Adolph Missal and H G Schweppe driving. Albert Missal and Dale Craven accompanied to continue school work at Dunwoodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Johnson
Minneanolis
Albert Missal
Dale Craven
Young Johnson
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
Dr. Sartor
Auxiliary meeting and December shipment display at Titonka
Tuesday at 2 p m a meeting of the Kog suth county Auxiliary will be held at the M B church Titonka with Mrs Made lene Lee district committee woman and county officers presiding A short program lunch will be provided Our Work for December shipment will be on display Members urged to turn in garments and wear Auxiliary pins Carpet rag sawing division held a carpet sewing bee at Legion rooms with many workers contributing Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kogsuth
Unilas
M. B
Rasmus Hansen
Legion Rooms
Panunkuk Receives Official Letter for Football Play
John Panunkuk of Titonka a senior at St Paul Luther College was one of seventeen men presented with official letters for outstanding play at the college football dinner held Saturday night. Panunkuk excelled all season at right guard and is the son of Mr and Mrs B S Panunkuk, a graduate of Montana high school class of 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Panunkuk
Titonka
St. Paul-Luther College
St. Paul
P T A Meeting With Bryden Lecture At School House
The P TA will meet Monday evening at the school house December 8. Rev Charles Bryden will present a music program and an illustrated chalk talk. The committee urges broad attendance, noting Bryden’s high recommendation as a lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. TA
Chas
BE. Bryden
Rev. Bryden
Adamson Home From Hospital After Surgery
Mrs. Fred Adamson and Mrs. Fred C. Wenla drove to Mason City on Saturday to bring Mr. Adamson home from the Park Hospital where he had a sinus operation. He is reported gradually on the mend and friends hope for full recovery soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Fred Adamson
Fred C. Wenla
Mason City
Mr. Adamson
Park ‘Hospital
Mrs Pred Baade Moves to Titanics With Family
Mrs Pred Baade and her children William and Soptia plan to move into town this week or early next. She rented her farm to Mr Murr of Buffalo Center, who will take possession on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanics
Pred Baade
William
Soptia
Babkirk Family Visits Petersen in Portsmouth
Mrs Lee R Babkirk and daughter Margaret of Portsmouth New Hampshire arrived Friday for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Eric Petersen and family as they were on their way to California to spend the winter The visit from the east are relatives of Mrs Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Lee R. Babkirk
Margaret
Portsmouth
N. H
Eric. Petersen
Familly
California
Vist
Petersen
Feasting in Stevensville as Lamoreux Sends Subscriptions
Wm Lamoreux of Stevensville Montana reports in remitting for several subscriptions on November 20. He notes good health and weather with only light snow. He mentions eating venison and elk with local folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lamoreux
Stevensville
Mont
Mrs Conradi Dies in Canada Former Woden Resident
Mrs Sophia Conradi receives news from Canada of the death of her aged mother. The former Woden neighborhood resident recently lived with one of her children in the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Conradi
Canada
Sophia Conrad
Woden
Dominion
Keil and Reaser Families Welcome Newborns
Telegram from California announces that Mr and Mrs J H Keil have a grandson. Earlier, Mr and Mrs L A Reaser welcomed their son Lewis Doyle yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Keil
California
Lewis Doyle
L. A. Reaser
Matinees at Call Theater Begin December 16 in Algona
Cathy matinees at 2.30 p.m. at the Kat Theater Algona begin December 16 and run daily for the rest of the month. Kiddies admitted free Saturday December 3 at 1 p.m. Free admittance for all children under 16 in Kosgoth County. A present for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catt Theater
Algona
Kosgoth
Jury Deadlocks Over Liquor Charge in Town v Ross
In Algona on Tuesday the jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of the State of Town against Ross, alleging illegal possession of liquor. Judge dismissed the jury and the case may be retried or stricken from the docket by County At (Loney).
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State of Town
Ross
Oesterreicher
Algona
Loney
Father and Son Suffer Arm Injuries Cranking Cars
The Martin Larsen family near town reports both father and son injured in crank start accidents. The father broke his right arm while preparing to drive to town and his son Vernon fractured his right wrist while cranking his Ford. Both will miss chores for weeks, relying on relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Larsen
Vernon
Advertising, Babson Urges as Cure for Low Mood
New York economist Roger W. Babson argues advertising is the key to reviving business by accelerating money circulation. He cites mass production, mass consumption, and public works as complements, insisting advertising sustains growth and national welfare through stronger demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger W. Babson
Callier
Ma. Watt
Advertising and consumption shape postwar markets
The text argues that advertising must drive consumer demand and that mass production without mass consumption harms the economy. It notes the public’s interest in responsible spending and suggests the revival will come with renewed demand rather than mere bulks of goods. The piece links advertising to economic stability and consumer behavior.
Journey to Daytona Beach Past and Present Delights
The writer recalls a Florida trip to Daytona Beach with vivid scenes of moss-draped pines along paved roads, a lively riverfront park, and a bustling city with hundreds of hotels. They praise Bethune Cookman School and its founder Mrs. Bethune, a notable colored education figure, plus a colored orphanage run by Mother Hunt. Beach scenes include surfers, breakers, and fishing crowds along the Atlantic shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny South
Daytona Beach
Graham
Florida
Lange
Halifax
Day Beach
Befhune
Bethana
Bnoys
Bethune
Bethune-Cookman
Atlantic Ocean
TiTonka Creamery Marks Twenty Years Of Local Cooperat ion
The TiTonka Co operative Creamery Co welcomes twenty years in Titonka with a renewed charter from Sept 24 1930 to Sept 24 1956. Since inception about two and a half million dollars has been paid to local farmers through milk sales. Capital stock stands at 3000 dollars all paid up and stock trades above par with loyal stockholders. August Schram president and G D Welhousen vice president are among original corporators and the firm pledges continued growth under experienced leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
TiLonka
Co-operative Canvery Co
Titonka
Titonice
Titania Creamery
Journey Through St Augustine and Nearby Wildlife
A narrative travelogue notes Daytona and St Augustine Florida soils and land types, describes the old slave market site on Charlotte Street, the Plaza, Ponce De Leon circle monument, and Antasia Island alligator habitat with ages and weights. It also mentions ostrich history, museum relics, and a promise to recount the Silver Spring legend at Ocala.
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Great Sea Guild
Atlantic Beach
Daytona Beach
Florida
Augustine
Charlotte Street
Plaga
Coquina
Condrete
St. Augustine
Ponce DeLeon Circle
Ponce DeLeon
Antasia Island
Old Ponce
Old Jack
Sali
Bel
Ocala
Local Visitors and Thanksgiving Travel In Lakota Area
Miss Helen Davidany visited for fairs in Lakota. Many locals spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Ellsworth Minneapolis Algona Mason City and Bancroft. Esther Rosenau principal at Stran underwent appendicitis surgery in Council Bluffs then returned home before rejoining duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Davidany
Fairs Mont
C. R. Lewis
Ward‘Specht
Elmore
W. E. Ley
Jat
Ta. Rey
C. H. Prerking
Norman
Minneapolis
Misa
Lena Gutknecht
Mason City
E. J. Woodworth
Patrica
Dorothy
Ocheydan
Audrey Hastings
John R. Johnson
A. Winter
A. L. Ogrén
Albert Ogren
Algona
Michael Winter
G. K. Rippentrop
Harm Risius
Chris Asmussen
Doris
J. C. Wirtjes
Wm. Meyer
Rufus Olthoff
Minnie Seibold
Erma
Leonard
Harry Quinn
Woden
Wade Ball
Julia M. Liesveld
Fred Park
Julia
Wade
John Mamminga
George
Kamrar
John R and
Reinerd Johnson
Jon Johnson
Bancroft
Esther Rosenau
Stran
Council Bluffs
Pioneer Lady Calle Home in Bancroft Rites
Mrs Mary Ann Winters died last Friday at her daughter Alice Anderton's home in Bancroft after four years of illness. Born July 17 1864 in New York she lived 74 years in Kossuth County. She married William Winters in 1886 and had four children two surviving. services at the Baptist church were followed by burial in the Algona cemetery.
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Calle
Kossuth County
Mary Ann Winters
Alice Anderton
Wisconsin
Cook County
Ill
Algona
Wm. Winters
Bancroft
Ia 'Fopeka
Kan
Lebanon
AL Hen Ti
Frank W
Denver
N. D
Aliia ‘Ans 'Darson
Baptist Church
Aland
Bancroft Register
Thorington Theater And Community House Opens
Rice unveils Thorington Theater and Community House with 460 seats equipped to Cal standards. Western Blea Architects confirm possession December 1st with tenants moving in immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorington Theater
Open Rice
Thorington
Cal
Western Blea Architects
Possession
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C.E. Dahl
Britt Today
Run Tilowla
Rock Island
Brith
Industria
Suicide
Methodist ‘Church
Babson
Daiyynen
Lakota News
J E. Smith
Laura Wurst
Forest City
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