Four H club girls depart for Ames Short Course
Sixty five Four H members from Kosuth County plus three calf club boys left Algona Monday at 9:00 AM in chartered buses for Ames to attend the Ames Short Course of Instruction. Leaders include Gusta Kramer Jeynette Swalve Mercedes Sartor Hila Delckman Hilda Paulsen and Mrs Lee O Wolff. Ernest Orthel the sole Titanica Calf Club member accompanies the group. instruction continues through Saturday.
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Algona
Ames
Dodge
Des Moines
Kosauth County
Gusta Kramer
Jeynette Swalve
Mercedes Sartor
Hila Delckman
Hilda Paulsen
Lee O. Wolff
Ernest Orthel
Titanica Calf Club
Banker Buys Big Farm Near Ledyard for Flax Sowing
Ledyard banker J. F. Sullivan bought an 840 acre tract two miles south of Ledyard. He plans to plow and seed the entire field to flax in the spring. Sullivan, in the city Thursday, expects to begin bulk work in the acreage with two tractors and has already on hand about 80,000 in ground value. Bancroft Register reports.
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J. F. Sullivan
Ledyard
Mike
Sullivain
Bancroft Register
Kunz Seen as Sure Winner for State Legislature
The LuVerne News notes Julius Kunz of Wesley would win the county’s State Legislature seat if he chose to campaign, thanks to broad local support from newspapers and friends across the land within the county. Dirt Farmer Patton in Des Moines disputes farm group tactics comparing it to cats in politics and mocks such moves as absurd.
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Julius Kunz
Wesley
King
LuVerne News
H.B. Patton
Des Moines Register
Farmarg
Cummins Club
Cumming Record
Towa
Tom Cat
United States Senate
Popcorn Farmer Near Arthur Nets Big Profit
W. J. Landgrag of Arthur Iowa harvested 146 acres of popcorn this year. The crop was sold to Crackerjack company for 9013 dollars, averaging about 55 dollars per acre.
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Arthur
Iowa
W. J. Landgrag
Crackerjack Company
Farm Bureau Meeting In Buffalo Township Deliberations
The Buffalo township Farm Bureau invites members to a meeting with Mrs. Elmer Petersen on Tuesday January 5 at p.m. The News-World endorses Dr. W T Peters for Kosauth County representative noting his credentials as physician, farmer, and business operator on the 50 80 plan.
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Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau of
Buffalo Township
Elmer Petersen
News-World
W. T. Peters
Kosauth County
Kossuth County
Doctor Peters
Armer
Reed
Wenley News -World
Paper Notice From Otto Wesley Iowa December 23 1925
A dated note from Matt Hrdman requests immediate start of paper delivery at Otice Wesley Iowa. Enclosed is a check for topic for a year. The message insists on starting sending the newspaper at once.
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Otice Wesley
Iowa
Matt Hrdman
Appendix Operation On Mrs Reinder Kromminga
Mrs Reinder Kromminga underwent an appendix removal Monday. Dr J A Devine assisted by Dr Wallace of Algona, with Mary Leslie in charge of the cage. She is recovering nicely. Ban croft Register.
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Reinder Kromminga
J. A. Devine
Wallace
Algona
Mary Leslie
Road Law Bars Livestock on Highways Adjoining Property
A Gibson opinion to county engineers holds landowners may not pasture livestock on any highway adjoining another’s property unless under reasonable owner care. The ruling applies to roads next to neighboring lands and emphasizes highway pasture prohibition. In a separate item, Alfred Baum Ernest Thoman and Bert Amelsburg Jr. survived a Sunday night crash near Wimore when their Ford rolled after colliding with a stationary car while the driver watched a radiator.
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Atty
Gen
Gibson
West Bend
Alfred Baum
Ernest Thoman
Bert Amelsburg, Jr
Wimore
Advertising Praised Publicist Julius Kunz Gains Wide Attention
Wesley resident Julius Kunz advocates orderly corn marketing and earns a bank pub feature with a national reach. The Chicago Tribune gave him front page prominence, highlighting a small-town man with city-caliber influence and legislative potential.
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Chicago Tribune
Julius Kung
Wesley
Jule
Register
Bancroft Register
Editorial urges unified plan to boost Mississippi Valley farming
Ingham calls on senators bankers and business men meeting in Des Moines to protect Mississippi Valley farmers by aligning farm markets with industrial pricing. He advocates government role to stabilize prices, create fair home markets, and treat farming as a commercial proposition with wages and depreciation considerations.
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Daily Register
Harvey Ingham
Itereata
Des Moines
Mississippi Valley
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Board
Railroad Commission
Gralé
Brief Items of News From Twenty Years Ago in Titonka
Glen Reibsamen visited Ames to see relatives while John J. Cosgrove of Hutchins, Iowa, returned home for holidays. Numerous locals planned moves, sales, and travel to Chicago, North Dakota, and other towns as they spent the season with kin and friends.
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Glen Reibsamen
Ames
John J. Cosgrove
Hutchins
Titonka
Burt Lamoreux
Morningside College
Foux City
BE. B
Taylor and Wife
Algona
Sever Pannkuk
Nelson
Hagle Grove
John Pink
John
Carl Carlson
Chicago
Carl
Frank Allen
Burt
Bankers Life ‘Co
Marriages and School Banquet Highlight Titonka Area News
A December wedding near Swea City united Migs Jennie Green and Fred Welp with Rev. Mueller performing the ceremony for a relatives only audience. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents until January 1, then move to the Geo. Lester farm near Titonka. The Titonka High School held its annual banquet with forty five prospective graduates and a list of attendees including Estella Bonucker Anna Bruns and many others.
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Harm Green
Swea City
Migs Jennie Green
Fred
Geo. Lester
Titonka
Pople
Titonka High School
Estella Bonucker
Anna Bruns
Gertie Bleper
Aliee Mailroy
Earl Stott
Zella Bufington
Vera Mechiar
Lorna Longbottom
Blanche Turner
Carrie Wolle
Frank New
Supply and Demand Tales From the Bygum Column
A collection of local notes includes the Bygum column remark on supply and demand for a kiss, Dr Peters’s future work not welcome by Brother Dewel, and county supervisor fees. It also reports the death of Mrs Caroline Loehig in Wesley, a funeral there, and the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Clifford Yost in Winnebago with ties to Britt and Buffalo Center.
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Bygum
Brother Dewel
Dr. Peters
Pea
Caroline Loehig
J. H. Huber
Wesley
Huber
Buralo Center
Clifford Yost
Winnebago
Minnesota
Buffalo Center Tribune
German Church Sees Prosperity And 25th Anniversary
The Ladies Aid meets January 6 at the parsonage for the annual gathering. Christmastime brought a full house and a fine program by the children with treats and books. Congregational officers were elected including Fred Stecker as Elder and Herman Rachut as Treasurer. The church invested in a $700 organ, painted interiors, and improved the parsonage. The church marked its 25th anniversary with 34 new members by confirmation and 27 baptisms. The congregation raised $521-21 for Synodical purposes. The pastor and Mrs. Schoenlein thank the community for Christmas gifts, and New Year events are announced with services and a social at the parsonage.
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Ladies Aid
Fred Stecker
Wm. _ Callies
Trustes
Herman Rachut
Brunno Schutter
Agnes Pannhuk
Adolph Missal
Geo. Oaken
Sylvester
Balgeman says he is not seeking another term as supervisor
In town last Friday afternoon Supervisor Balgeman visited the News office and discussed county politics at Upside. He stated he had no intentions at this time of being a candidate for another term as supervisor from this district.
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Balgeman
Luverne News
Ames Alumni elect new officers at banquet
At the Ames banquet Turner of Ames was elected President of the Alumni group and Estelle Bonacker was chosen Secretary Treasurer for the coming year, with Mabel Wolfe Grace Sloper Mrs Raymond Keagle Stanley Keagle and the Turners in attendance.
Rabbit hunter Earl Crouch shoots self by accident
Earl Crouch, employed by Roy Ringsdorf of Portland township, accidentally shot himself while rabbit hunting last Thursday. He aimed to scare a rabbit from a tile near the Ringsdorf home and the gun fired into his hand and stomach. He was taken to Algarna hospital and, after a few days, was reported to have a better than two to one chance to survive.
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Har
Crouch
Roy Ringsdorf
Portland Township
Ringsdorf
Algona
John Spear Celebrated With Birthday Honors
A small gathering Wednesday evening honored John Spear on his birthday. Family and grandchildren attended, refreshments followed late, and his children presented a useful gift as a token of esteem. Friends wish him many more happy and glorious years.
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John Spear
Mr. Spear
Christmas Exercises at Methodist Churches Draw Big Attendance
The Christmas program in Titonka and at the Dean church drew large crowds with fifty three cars and a bob sleigh observed. Pupils from three district schools performed the Nativity pageant led by Mrs Howard Andrews. The Home Guards packed a gift box for Farmington New Mexico Indian school containing supplies. An Epworth League watch night service and a January 15th Quarterly Conference were announced.
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Howard Andrews
Titonka
Donald Callies
Ruth Squires
Irene Callies
Emma
Alice Richter
Edith Reynolds
Helen Squires
Margaret Callies
Home Guards
Missionary Society
Farmington
New Mexico
Amert
Epworth League
Frank Reynolds Reported to Be Preparing for Marriage
Rumors on the street claim Frank Reynolds plans marriage soon. The report notes the impending wedding as a local society item and reflects public curiosity about the couple.
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Frank Reynolds
Noted Marks of Courage On This Earth
The writing speaks of bumps and salts as tests of courage. It emphasizes sorrow and regret, implying resilience. It asserts that Ufo is real, with a select, reflective tone about mettle and worth.
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Earth
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Esther Hughes
Britt News. Oe
Titanka
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Ira Gillette
Pleasant Lake
N. D
Roy
Budlong
Sioux City
Davisson
Portland
Fred Ringedorf
W. N. Townsend
Charles ‘City
B. Lack
German Lutheran ‘Church
Jas. Mercial
Graham
R. Hopkis
R. L.lamoreux
A. Schram
Bob Young
Jack Kirby
North Dakota
G. M. Simons
Mary Ellen Fountain
Joda Cunningham
Granville
Jack Johnson
Buffalo Center
Mayme Twite
Petersen Academy
Lake Mills
Otto Falk
Hstherville
Otto
Rock Island
Olaf Berquist
Fenton
Bergquist
Thos. Hulme
Woden
Henry Pannhuk
Dubuque
Pannhuk
J. M. Bchiltz
Union Slough
John Cownie Glove Co
Wm. Larsen
Wisconsin
Con. Breen
Crystal Lake
Hancock County
Kossuth
Hugh McDonald
Supreme Court of Iowa
English
Mason City
Polk County
Stitz Way
Stitz
Tom Way
Cummings Machine
Fred Welp
Alumnia
Jennie Green
Awea City
LaVerne Old Maid
LaVerne News
Fane
J. M. Moore
Earl Crouch
Self
Willie
Methodist Church
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