Titonka Topic delivers territory postage rates and terms
Titonka Topic centered at the Postoffice in Titonka and issued as second class matter outlines a territory of fifteen miles radius. It lists subscription rates of 1.00 a year in Titonka territory, 1.50 if not paid in advance, 1.60 outside Titonka territory and in other states, and 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
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Titonka
Postoffica
Tews
Titania
Canada
Political chatter and local announcements in Algona Iowa
The piece notes debt figures per person, references a Roosevelt devaluation stance by gold bugs, and predicts political ruin for a local figure from Algona in Kossuth County. It discusses county and state election dynamics, June primary implications, and the need for voters to choose the best candidates amid party maneuvering. It also reports Marinus Christensen taking charge of a creamery in Dumont after purchasing Farmers Creamery.
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Senate
Algona
Kossuth County
Towa
Marinus Christensen
Titonia
Crystal Lake
Austinville
Dumont
Christensen
Roosevelt Birthday Dance and Charity Benefit at Coliseum
About 200 people attended a Tuesday night dance and card party at the Coliseum honoring President Roosevelt's birthday anniversary. Profits of 26.80 were mailed to the Warm Springs Foundation for polio care. Also announced is Kossuth county's first home talent opera The Fortune Teller to be staged February 11 and 12 at Algona high school auditorium with Opal Morrison in the lead and a large cast. The piece features Hungarian gypsy camp scenes and elaborate backdrops. Ticket sales will be announced. reserve seats priced 60 cents.
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Coliseum
Roosevelt
Anton Pannhuk
M. 5. Craven
Oscar Miller
Mesdames Mayme Petersen
Carrie Torgersen
Faye Callies
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Georgia
Kossuth County
Victor Herbert
Algona High Schoo
Opal Morrison
Luverne Music Suestructor
C.D. Schapp
G. D. Shumway
W. W. Bullivan
Paul Leaverton
Evelyn Bode
Genrich
Theo, Herbst
Theodore ‘Hutchinson
Br. Dwight Andrews
Algona
Ralph Weber
Bancroft
Hungary
Avery
Boekelstan Family Hosts Arnold Gray Evening
Mr and Mrs John Boekelstan and family spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Arnold Gray and family, sharing time in a neighborly gathering.
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John Boekelstan
Arnold Gray
Thonka High Wins Two. Parish Health Notes Include Diphtheria Shots
Thonka High School beat Lakota 20 to 10 and the seconds triumphed 12 to 9. Fenton boys upset locals 32 to 16. seconds defeated Fenton 81 to 16. Diphtheria anti toxin given at the school house. 130 treated first day at 50 cents each. Drs Hamstreet and Sartor administer three weekly shots. last next Tuesday. Throats checked for scarlet fever by Dr Sartor. no signs found. County nurse Mrs Clevenger visits grade pupils for weight, height, mouth, eyes, and health history. slips sent home but not returned. Parents urged to cooperate. Home Economics II. Senior girls start hot lunches.
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Thonka High School
Fenton Boys
Fenton
Woden
Hamstreet
Sartor
Clevenger
Freshman and lower grades report lively school activities
Daily lunch duties show about 26 pupils served. Freshman girls work in home economies. High school operetta Paggy and the Pirate begun with roles chosen. First grade builds an Eskimo village and dollhouse projects. Second grade notes include attendance leaders and Elson Gray readers. Eskimo language booklet completed and animal book in progress. Third grade finishes art stories, Eskimo poems, snowflake pictures, and snow man poem. Names of students cited for attendance and tardiness.
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Tardly
Jan Faul
Doloris Isebrand
Marlis Wessels
Marian Krantz
Roosevelt
Dorolis Peterson
Gladys Ann Smith
Irene Rippentrop
Fourth Grade News Birthday Treat and Attendance List
Fourth Grade News notes Junior Blakley's birthday on Saturday January 20 and a birthday treat on Monday. Story Hour features The Secret Garden. Students present all first semester with perfect attendance include Arlene Hansa Marjorie Mechler Richard Batt and Mathilda Peters.
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Blakley
Arlene Hansa
Marjorie Mechler
Richard Batt
Mathilda Peters
unclear text fragment title from damaged page
unreadable OCR fragment from a historical page mentions first grade story liking on a Wednesday afternoon with Vivere Schweppes and Leota Kroiti. lacks coherent event or names to form a full card.
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Vivere Schweppes
Leota Kroiti
Minga
Legion Auxiliary Plans County Meeting at Fenton
Kos county units will meet Tuesday at 1 30 p m in Fenton with Mrs Leona Undarkoflar of Britt 8th district committeewoman as the open key The Algona unit will present a 30 minute pep program Members urged to attend Regular February business meeting will be held at the home of Julia and Nellie Nelson Tuesday evening February 6 with the Americanism committee presenting the program
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Kosstth
Fenton
Leona Undarkoflar
Britt
Algona
Julia and
Nellie Nelson
Americanism Committee
Reformed Church Youth Gathering At Buffalo Center
Despite foul weather last Sunday nearly one hundred scholars and officers attended Sunday School. Friday at 7 30 p m the monthly teachers meeting will be held. On Wednesday February 7 a joint Ramsay Young People Club and Buffalo Center Young People Society gathering moves to Buffalo Center with two speakers from Grand Rapids Michigan and Central College to discuss the new Youth Movement. Adults welcome with social hour after the meeting and an offering to cover speakers travel costs. Next Sunday morning service.
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Ramsay Young Peoples Club
Young Peoples Society
Buffalo Center
Ramsay Church
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Central College
Reformed Churches
German Fitted For Drankenness Case In Sexton
John Bahr of Sexton appeared before Justice of the Peace P A Dawson on an intoxication charge. He pleaded guilty and received a 30 day jail sentence suspended during good behavior.
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John Bahr
Sexton
Justice of the Peace
P. A. Dawson
Algona Creamery Holds Record Annual Meeting
Over a thousand people attended Algona Creamery's annual meeting in the new school building, the largest ever by about 200. The annual report shows 2,750,068 pounds of cream and 1,046,612 pounds of milk received, with butter production totaling 1,006,381 pounds.
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Algona
Algona Creamery
Incromed 1H CPS Rotate WY Stock and Brand Creameries
The annual report shows revenue from sales of 74,404 pounds and total sales of 244,574.20 dollars for bitter and buttermilk, with expenses in feed salt and cheese at 9,929 dollars. Total assets reach 56,889 dollars with liabilities of 19,030.74 dollars, leaving net worth of 36,046.19 dollars including a 9,000 dollar investment in State Brand Creameries Corp based in Mason City. At the meeting Edward Maudsley and George W. Godfrey were reelected as directors for three years. Frankie Schohy delivered thanks from the Calf Club to manager Christensen and the board for their cooperation. Algona expresses pride in the institution and credits manager Christensen and the board for its success.
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Ordainary
State Brand Creameries Corporation
Mason City
Edward Maudsley
George Ww. Godfrey
Frankie Sehohy
M. Christensen
Algona
Christensen
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Peterson
Krantz
Kennedy
Apkin
Frita
Boekelman
Lakota
Petarson
Werlnga
Worley
Schroeder
Hamilton
Price
Toso Eeg Sheps
Alvera
Beth Brot
Dillon
Robert
Iola
Gladys Henken
Jack Hoon
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Titonka Cooperative Creamery Company
Iowa
THI Titonka Co-Operative
Coreamery
Herman Ubben
Wm. Welhausen
W. A. Schram
BH. PL Hansen
BET OS
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Fred Hagen
Titonka, Iowa
Duroc
Jersey
McCormick Deering
John Deere
Mayes
Mimerson
Devore S Row
Une
McCormick Mower
Hacking Valley
Ford
Humadry
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