Community Roundup of Visits Sales and News
Last week Thursday WT J O Neill sale drew a fair crowd with all items selling well. Local visits included Leo Baeteher of Burt at Wyatt Stott’s, plus hog sales by Ioestler and Raymond Bartlett delivering them. Several locals hosted callers from Portland to Pine City and Wisconsin. A birth arrived last week Wednesday, eight and a half pounds, all well. A Jack O Neill home dance featured Marcus Helms and good music. The Ladies Auxiliary Farm Bureau plans a meeting at Dell Fitch’s on December 14 with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Neill
Myr
Leo Baeteher Af Burt
Wyatt Stott
John
Joe Ioestler
Titonia
Raymond Bartlett
Isabel.Saunders
North End
Portland
L. Watkins
Forest
Delbert Rike
Gladys Ward
Man- Kato
Min
Henry Nelson
Pine City
Minnesota
Amelia Rike
Jack O'Neil
Marcus
Helms
Kenneth Dennis
Kathy
Roscoe Stewart
Eden
New York
Alt Graham
Ning Giddings
Dell Fitch
Sterling
Rock Falls
Illinois
Farm Bureau
Sidney John
Herman Bussie
Ray Smith
Ed. Fitch
Carl Carlson
Orville Holding
Algona
Waterloo
John Hix
Community notices reflect school events and local visits
Local residents attend dinners and church gatherings while pupils plan dances and bazaars. A parochial school hires a Milwaukee teacher after a sister’s death. A reception honors Rev and Mrs Whyte. Mrs Grace Paulson heads to Chicago with husband. The Methodist bazaar nets 150 with auctions for uncut items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Johnson
Thos, Turgeson
Mary Lorenz
J. ¥. Lorenz
Ben F. Felt
Mason City
Methodist Church
Milwaukee
Mary Alicia
Grace Paulson
Show
Chicago
Prodigal Son Calf Sells High in Kansas City Market
Vern Cooper of Corning raised and fattened a 1150 pound calf that sold for 41 dollars per hundred in Kansas City. The animal brought 517.50 dollars, reflecting strong market interest. Cooper belongs to the County Calf Club and the piece notes the unusual well tatty calf as a boastful prodigal sons analogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Cooper
Corning
Kansas City
Cooper
Notice of Probate Hearing for Ina B Helfner Will
An instrument purporting to be the last will of Ina B Helfner, deceased, dated March 28 1927, was filed, read, and set for probate hearing on December 20 1927 at 10:00 A M in the Kossuth County District Court at Algona Iowa. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the deceased’s last will and testament. Dated Algona Iowa November 17 1927. F R Hopkins Clerk. EE J Van Ness Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Kossuth
Ina B. Helfner
Algona
Iowa
Said County
Noted French Rheumatism Prescription Offers Free Mail Copy
A veteran in Brockton Massachusetts advertises a French remedy for rheumatism and neuritis learned during service with the American Army. He claims it has helped thousands, costs nothing, and will mail the prescription to any requester with a self addressed postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Mass
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Brink ‘Shipler
Titonka Savings Bank
J. E. Keil Furniture & Undertaking
Wesley Notes
Maggie Wepel
Titonka
Kamrar, Town
Garland
Wnn
Larsen
My Place
Titenka
B. Penning
Nelson Bros
Callies
George Oaken
P. B. Chester
Glen Rinehart
Woden
Hstrayhd
Finn Nordschaw
Falk Garage
Herman Carlson
Wesley
F. R. Hopkins
EE. J. van Ness
California
Golden State
Apache Trail
Southwest
Rock Island
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
Rock Island Lines
Rock Island Travel Servi
Sya Valley
Eid Pia
Titonka Creamery Co
Titonka Topic
Fisher Garage
Callies Falk Motor Co
J. D. Isebrand
Fred C
Wentz J
Fisher
J, BE
Keil
B. French C
H. Cooper
W. J. Denton EK
L. Hansen
R. C. Ball
C. H. Downa
Bonacker Brothers Farmers
Elev. Co
Titonka Feed Mill North Lowe
Grain Telephone Company Co-Op
Cream‘y Co
First National Bank
Bancroft
Lakota
Collars Corner
Jersey
Emerson
Hayes
H. L. Stecker
Col. M.B. Pringle
H. E
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