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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

5

Kossuth Poultry Show Slated in Algona Next Week

The Kossuth County Poultry Association plans the annual Algona show from December 19 to 21 with prizes including a gold cup. Secretary BE McHvoy of Algona invites entries and letters to the association as poultry fans anticipate competitive contests. Red Cross mobilizes aid for Greeks in Asia Minor with clothing drives urged to help 600000 refugees in Greece. Mrs. Barry directs county efforts and asks clubs and churches to cooperate through Algona Red Cross Headquarters.

Kossuth County Poultry Association Algona Bancroft BE. J. McHvoy RED Cross Asia Minor Chas. Barry Emily Sims Turkey Greece Red Cros Barry

Hog production costs and profitability in Iowa counties in 1921

The report shows 1921 pork costs at Marshall County farms averaging 7.87 per hundred pounds with feed costing 4.94. Most farmers lost money while a few broke even, and 1922 offered better chances due to higher prices and cheaper labor.

Marshall County Iowa Agricultural Station Hoever

Education Week and High School Activities Highlight

A 1922 district report notes hog markets with pork and corn prices, high school programs for Education Week, and a busy weekend of basketball. New scholars join the Freshman class as teams prepare for Crystal Lake and Hayfield games. Education Week features talks by Mrs. Clement, Mr. Wolfe, and Rev. Squires, urging American citizenship and equal opportunity.

Worden Burt High School Crystal Lake Hayfield Clement Wolfe Squires Annie Bruns Clebra Amsidan America United States Bureau of Education National Education Association Congress

Famine crisis warned Europe faces winter disaster

A public note from the Cook County Real Estate Board warns that Europe faces catastrophic famine this winter due to debt, surpluses, and failed crops. It urges bold action including global economic cooperation, Russia restoration, debt relief, increased world productivity, and coordinated reconstruction to avert collapse and mass starvation. A separate Fremont County court case involves L C Kleckner and the Farmers' Co operative over corn contracts and shipment disputes.

Europe Rungsia Russia Fremont County Sidney Iowa L. C. Kleckner Near Farragut William McMahill Farmers’ Co-Operative Company of Co-Operative Company Kleckner

Gas Pocket Reported During County Farm Water Drilling

Otto Bartz of Sheldon O'Brien township says drilling at the county farm passed through a clay vein to 118 feet where sand and gravel appeared. At 161 feet a gas pocket roared for 24 hours, ceasing only after the casing extended to the bottom.

Otto Bartz Sheldon O'Brien Épuinty

Basket Social at Gemman District No 4 School House

Miss Della Baenken announces a basket social and Christmas program at the Gemman township District No 4 school house on Friday December 22. Baskets will be sold after the program. ladies asked to bring baskets and the gents pocketbooks. Everyone invited.

District No. 4 Gemman Township Dist Portland Township Anna Mathels

Largest corn yield of the state reported in Winterset

Madi gan county resident Wa. M. Smith notes what is likely the state’s largest corn yield. Fred Kale harvested 342 bushels from 2.72 acres at 126 bushels per acre on alfalfa sod, seed drilled 20 inch rows, with minimal cultivation.

M. Smith Winterset Madigan County Fred Kale

Obituary of Joe Steinberg Led Yard Resident

Joseph Steinberg was born July 16 1864 in Schrotz Germany and died in 1922 aged 68 years 4 months and 1 day. He came to America in 1881 settling at Eldora Iowa and married Carrie Scoltz in 1890. They lived on a farm near Swea City then west of Ledyard where they raised eight children six survive with two daughters-in-law and several sons. He is also survived by two sisters four brothers and his parents who died in Germany.

Joseph Steinberg Schrotz Germany Navy America Eldora Iowa Carrie Scoltz Swea City Ledyard Mrs. Steinberg Josephine Tena John Jordal Herman, Minn Mia Sam Weaver Roscoe Mayne Jon August John August Klepke Matilda Luke Ben Buffalo Center Vincent Pacific Anton Julius Australia Bancroft Register

Portland Pickups and Community Notes of Burt Area

Portland pickups report a busy Burt area with the ladies auxiliary meeting on the 20th and plans for renovating topics. Farm bureau held a cold but well attended lake Stewart gathering last week, while local families and neighbors socialize, shell corn, and share visits and chores across Burt Algona and Titonka.

Fort Bureau Clyde Shipler Claude Sigshbee Amelia -Rike Wm. Fox Meuxars Clyde Bhipler Tom Trenary Leonard Daniels Fred Carter Walter Scott Stewart Wgg Aug Heinze Dorsey Bros Burt Dr. Clapsaddle Portland A. W. Sigshea W. J. Sigshee Algona Alf Graham Clyde Shipler Dorsey Boys Jack Munson M. B. Larson Ray Cunningham Chas Phelps B. V. Daniels Floyd Duncan Ted Wingedort LeRoy Boettcher L. R. Daniels The Missionary Society Brink Shipler Ted Ringsdorf Chas, Phelps Roy Ringsdorf Will Ringsdorf Leo Brayton Tad Ringadorf L. R. Bentels Messie Watson Bartrett Ringedorf Titouka Grandma Munson and Sons

Frightful Accident In Corn Picker Wrecks Hand

Matt Klasse son of J H Klasse northwest of town was injured last Friday on his father’s farm while operating a corn weker. His left hand was mangled and amputated at the wrist after his team was turning and the machine caught his hand. Doctors Sartor Wallace and Hamstreet performed the operation. He remains in pain but is reported as doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances.

Matt Klasse J. H. Klasse Drs. Sartor

Bonus payments to begin February in Iowa bond sale news

Des Moines reports first notice of sale for twenty two million dollar soldiers bonus bonds to be published tomorrow with payments to veterans starting February first. Bonds bear four percent interest and sale expected to finish between January sixth and twentieth. State officials estimate many applications will be filed in first days. Also notes the death of John Wanamaker and a local basket social at Portland township school.

Des Moines W. J. Burbank Harry BE. Wilkins Atafft Haynes Bonus Board Iowa

Farm Not Sold After Auction Bid Off

The Henry Schneiders 200 acre farm was not sold at public auction held last Wednesday. The best bid was 177.50 per acre and Friedman raised to 200 per acre, but the sale was called off. The Register notes the land is finely improved and a pending deal may be arranged soon.

Henry Schneiders Friedman

Alona lenders offer low farm loan rates with flexible payoffs

Haggard and Falkenhamer of Al gona Iowa advertise farm loans at the lowest annual interest with the option to pay off in multiples of $100 on regular interest dates.

Haggard & Falkenhamer Algona Iowa

Illness Calls and Tractor Injury Prompt Sunday Activity

The article notes Henry Munson Walter Scott con and family called to Woden on illness. Walter Scott and son Boyle were present after two toes were badly mashed on a tractor. Leola Dorney spent Sunday at the parental home. A local clothes specialist was in Burt Monday. Miss Maud Raney visited Plum Creek.

Woden Henry Munson Walter Scott Louie Dior Sey Ae ‘Miga Leola Dorney Boyle Burt Miss Maud Raney George Johnson Howe Plum Creek

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