Contested Race for Kossuth County Representative Suggested
The article surveys possible candidates for state and county seats including Editor Dewel for Kossuth representative and E P Healy seeking a Hancock county term. It notes Geo Patterson may run in Burt, a rumor of a Republican from Eagle township, and calls for more women to enter town councils. It covers L J Dickenson nomination papers and C O Petersen seeking re election as Supervisor of Swea City Lakota Ledyard district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewel
Kossuth County
E. P. Healy
Britt
Hancock County
Swea City
Swea City Herald
Iowa
C. O. Petersen
Swea City- Lakota-Ledyard
the Herald
County watchdogs clash over spending claims in board meeting
The Algona Advance accuses officials of paying for services not rendered while the Board of Supervisors endorses the critique. The review highlights thousands of dollars spent without corresponding services, asserting taxpayers bear the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outh
Algona Advance
Board of Supervisors
Aten
Burt Items from Burt Iowa Area Social Notes
Newark New York visitor Mrs Ross Ringsdorf visits Fred Ringsdorf home and relatives. Mrs W T Peters returns from Mankato with grandson. Local gatherings include M H E Ladies Aid at church and Rebekah lodge at Luverne. Multiple residents mentioned visiting, hosting, and traveling to Ames for a short course.
Social Hours and Gatherings Surround Buffalo Township
Port land residents B O Mann and wife Roy Mann and family visited the Lyle Mann home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Will Ringsdorf and son Donny spent Sunday at John Trumhill's. John Thill and family were guests at the CGBE home Wednesday. Hergeson joined Brink Shipler and family for a Wednesday visit at the M E Larson home. Brink Shipler family hosted Chas Phelps and Lyle Mann families Sunday. The Ross Buffington home saw visitors and a new boy welcomed Sunday afternoon. Walter Scott shelled corn Thursday and Friday. A dance at Ed Moyer’s Saturday drew a full house and midnight supper. About fifty guests attended a dance at Will Dorsey’s Saturday night with ice cream and cake. John Trunkhill had corn shellers Wednesday and Thursday. Will Dorsey and son shelled cory with Led Brayton Friday and Saturday. W G Leek and family and D E Fitch and families enjoyed a pleasant evening at Wred Garter’s Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Mann
Roy Mann
Lyle Mann
Will Ringsdorf
Donny
John Trumhill
John Thill
CGBE
Sigsbee
Miss Hergeson
M. E. Larson
Brink Shipler
Chas. Phelps
Ross Buffington
Buffalo Township
Walter Scott
Ed, Moyer
Roy Godden
Norman Hart
Will Dorsey
John Trunkhill
Will, Dorsey and Son
Cory
Brayton
Social Roundup Of Local Residents And Visitors
Messrs R A Bleich Ed Weiske and C E Slesbes and their families were entertained at the John Thill home Friday. Will Ford of Wesley visited and spent the weekend with the Mungons. August Bollinger called Sunday with Jack and Fred Munson. Will Falwey is confined at home with tonsillitis. Miss Clara Bollinger of Burt stayed over the weekend. Mrs C Munson returned Friday from a visit with friends and relatives at Wesley. Fred Carter was a supper guest at the Munson home Sunday evening. Mrs Will Neuman Mrs Will Ringsdorf and Mrs Floyd Duncan were tying comforts at the Brink Shipler home last week. Hubert Phelps, a Titonia student, took a layoff early this week due to a cold. Johnny Govern helped the Munson brothers back part of last week. Fred Carter made a business trip to Titanica Saturday Ed Weiske and family were Sunday guests at Grandma Munsons. Mrs Ross Ringsdorf and daughter Catherine of Newark S Dak are visiting friends and relatives. Miss Vera McElroy spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks and nearby friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Ringsdorf
Newark
Fred Ringsdorf
Woden
W. T. Peters
Mankato
Patty
R. J. Grover
H. L. Simmons
Burt
Keithe
Thor, Ia
Julius Briggs
Angie Smith
Wesley
W. H. Smith
Marness
Leroy McWhorter
Chas. Meinzer
M. HE
Ada Graham
Len Sheldon
Luverne
Rebekah Lodge
Qle. Johnson
Irvington
E. &. Dittmer
D. F. Schwietert
Messrs
R. A. Bleich
Weiske
C. E. Slesbes
John Thill
Will Lford
Mungons
August Bollinger
Jack
Fred Munson
Will Falwey
Clara Bollinger
C. Munson
Fred Carter
Munson
Will Neuman
Will Ringsdorf
Floyd Duncan Werp
Brink Shipler
Hubert Phelps
Titonia
Johnny Govern
Freight rate clash pits coal and rail groups in national debate
Washington and New York observers report a public rift between the National Coal Association and the American Association of Railway Executives over whether freight rates should rise or fall to revive the nation’s economy. The public remains confused as both sides push propaganda while workers face higher costs and delayed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. D. Morrow
National Coal Association
Washington
American Association of Railway Executives
New York
Coal Association
National Capital
Simon
Freight rate shifts spark public demand for policy change
Vague remarks on rising and falling freight costs spark public desire for clearer guidance. Citizens express frustration at uncertain rates and seek a decisive move toward orderly pricing. Officials face mounting pressure to address economic impact and restore confidence.
Tobacco price plot sparks debate before FTC report
The piece warns the FTC findings on price fixing may fuel discontent among tobacco growers and anti tobacco groups. It urges prompt public release of profits figures for American Tobacco Liggett Myers and Lorillard to allow these firms to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trades Commission
Senate
Commission
Federal Trade Commission
American Tobacco Company
Liggets & Myers
P. Lorillard Company
Local Notes Highlight Visiting Friends and Community Events
Woden community brief notes include M J Mertz returning to work after illness, several residents visiting relatives in Britt and Titonka, and many local calls. A Crystal Lake band program, Legion dance at Britt, and a wedding between Charles Christenson and Henrietta Mueller are mentioned along with Dr N D Ray’s recovery.
Local residents and callers visit Titonka area on Sundays
Joe Kramer of Titonka and Robert Quinn of Tritt were business callers here Wednesday. Miss Meey Evans and Joe Witzpatrick were dinner guests at the Paul Merkswith home Sunday. Ole Gjerde handled business matters at Titonka Wednesday. John Sheets of Hutchins visited in this vicinity last week as a business caller. Join Junker called at Titanica Thursday. Mrs UW L Ludeking was on the sick list last week. Miss Marie Quinn of Goodell spent Sunday at home with follwn. Chris Mathinson and Amil Patel of Crystal Lake were business callers here Saturday. H O Swingen was a Britt caller Monday. Mr and Mrs John Rudersill, Lloyd and Pearl Rudisill and Chas Murr spent Sunday at the Grunwaldt home at Stilson. John Haan called at Algona Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Baack returned Monday after visiting Garner and Klemme with relatives. Mr and Mrs George Breen spent Sunday at Lakota with Mrs Breen's parents. The Misses Kathryn Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Siboldt and Hope Ulrich spent Sunday at Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kramer
Titenka
Tearve Gir
Robert Quinn
Tritt
Meey Evans
Joe Witzpatrick
Paul Merkswith
Ole Gjerde
John Sheets
Hutchins
Join Junker
Titanica
UW. L. Ludeking
Marie Quinn
Goodell
Home Folltn
Chris Mathinson
Amil Patel
Crystal Lake
H. O. Swingen
John Rudersill
Lloyd
Pearl Rudisill
Chas
Murr
Grunwaldt
Stilson
John Haan
Algong
Henry Baack
Garner and Klemme
George Breen
Lakota
Gratins Growers Reach 46 000 Members in New Territory
The U S Grain Growers Inc reports 2 382 new producer members last week, raising total to 39 998 as five state expansion and elevator alliances push growth. Iowa Indiana Illinois Nebraska lead with 1 838 new members, nine new elevators added in Nebraska, Rockwell elevator milestone noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratin Growers
National
Grain Marketing Movement
U. S
Grain Growers, Inc
Farmers’ Company
Elevator and Grain Grower Association
Chicago
Farmers Company
Iowa
Indiana
Ilinois
Nebraska
Farmers Elevators
Towa
A. L.' Middleton
Cooperative
E. H. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Howard County
Adam Middleton
Eagle Grove
Farmers’ Elevator
Rockwell
Rockwell House
United States
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Wolfe
Hatered
Titonka
Meil Matter
Canada Post
THE
American Press Association
T. P. Reibsaiten
Congress
County Engineers of
Kos
Nto
LUDEN
Portland
W. G. Leek
D. E. Fitch
Wred Garter
Duroc
Bancroft
Panne Ft
Wonder
Pathfinder
Uneeda Sensation Pathfinder
George Wolfe
Prop
Lowa Eera
L. A. Matern
A. M.pete
Oper
Climmon
Woden News
M. J. Mertz
Mr. Kirschbaum
Esther
Harold Missman
Margaret
Genevieve Lawler
Robert de Bryn
Walter Eiisenmann
Wesley Cameron
Dows
J. L. Bushman
Carl Weirs
Kathleen
Burth
Band Boys
Woodman Hall
Alvin Meyer
John Buns
Will Stenzel
John Holtdorf
Grundy Center
John Baack
Carter
Montana
Paul Baack
Baack
Garner Priday
Walter Dircksen
Dorothy
Marshalltown
Visi
Ming Harmina
Charles Christenson
Anton Christenson
Henrietta Mueller
Parkersburg
Younes
N. D. Ray
Bazaar Presbyterian
BTATE
Keir
Pierresanto
DR. Roy
Ball
Calle
Lows
the Farmers Co-Operative Society OF Wesley Dealera
Gratin
Senda
Wm. Spangler
Harrington & Dickinson Attorneys AT Law
First National
Algona
Clapsaddle
Laws
Henry Meyer Real Estate and Insurance
Meyer's Real Hetate Building
Titonka, Towa
M. P. Haggard
First Nat'l Bank Blay
Algone
A. M. Petersen
LAW Offices
B. Quarton
D. Quarton Kossuth County State Bank
Gus Fredrickson
Bank of
Woden Woden
C. J
Wesley, Towa
KODAK
Branford
Vlew
Gov't
W. J. Denton
the Bank of
Titonka Savings Bank
Titania Savings Bank
Pawen
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