Four H Club Banquet Held at Bancroft Saturday
The second annual Four H Club banquet took place at the Forresters' hall in Bancroft on Saturday January 29 drawing about two hundred boys and girls from across the county. Titonka sent twenty attendees and the program featured a voyage theme with place cards as ships and speakers on safety education and international club work.
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Forresters’ Hall
Bancroft
Titonka
Mary Kane
Kennedy
Marie Plathe
Gladstone
Lone Rock
Shore
Ames
Paul Black
Plum Creeek
Algoma Creamery Association
Paul
Wat
Josephine Arnquist
United States
France
Georgia
Towa
Ann- Aulst
Girls Club
Buffalo Township
Guerris Budlong
Phydela Petar- Sen
Myrtle Anna
Blanche Buffington
Louise Kramer
Day-by-Day Religion Refocuses on Daily Practice
A Count ry Gentleman essay urges that spiritual inspiration on holidays is meaningful but not sufficient. True religion, it says, is a daily effort, renewing the inward man day by day, through steady adherence rather than rare radiance. The piece quotes scripture to emphasize ongoing Christian life.
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Paul
Titonka Creamery Holds Annual Meeting Saturday
Stockholders of Titonka Creamery Company met Saturday at Hagen's Movie Hall. The secretary read and approved the annual report. Officers and directors were re elected with A Behram as president, J J Cosgrove as treasurer, J Newville as secretary, and A Behram and G D Welhousen as directors.
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Titonka C2-Operative Creamery Company
Hagen
A. Behram
J. J. Cosgrove
Trensurer
J. (. Newville
Hog cholera expected to worsen in 1927 says Dr White
Dr T A White of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry warns hog cholera may peak in 1927, citing cycles and a summer peak. He urges early vaccination for spring pigs, noting serum shortages in 1926 and ongoing production limits. Outbreaks near Nashua in Chickasaw County cause losses and prompt local vaccination efforts.
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White
T. A. White
Washington
Dc. C
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Iowa
Dorset
United State Department of Agricultura
Corn
Towa i
Nashua
Chickasaw County
D. Shaw
H. Carpenter
H. Hopkes
Jou
Weather Talk Reflects Cold Past and Iowa Move
In a reminiscence, Anton Geeta recalls extreme cold and a neighbor freezing elm wood atop a stove. He contrasts Milaole winters with Iowa’s nine months summer and three months winter, noting why he left Divioia for Iowa.
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Antone
Divioia
Anton Geeta
Milaole
Cain
Anton
Iowa
Buffalo Center Sugar Beet Club Yields Record per Acre
Buffalo Center January 25 The Sugar Beet club of Buffalo Center High School under teacher Freda Bliga produced an average yield of 14.14 tons per acre and an average return of 84.84 dollars per member on one acre plots. Raymond Steenblock led with 17.95 tons per acre and 107.70 dollars per acre.
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Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Sugar Beet Club
Sal
American Beet Sugar Company
Mason City
Raymond Steenblock
Ithe Club
American Beet. Sugar Co
Franklin Bond
Raymond‘Steenblock
Harry Wempen
Willam Wempen
Carl and
Lawrences Matheson
Orville Ardatl
Herman and
Herbart Freesenberg
George Russ
Levi Selvig
Marion Adams
Bliss
Towa
Snow Bird autos aid travel through heavy snow in Buffalo Center
Dr G F Doimage and Nela Bars hess bought Snow Bird automobiles with steel treads and rear wheels close together, using caterpillar chains to plow through deep snow. Doc reports fast progress on country calls while Walter Ness delivers mass along Route No 1 with little trouble, praising the snow friendly machines amid a month of severe conditions.
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Nela Barshess
Doc
Calla
Walte Ness
Buffalo Center Tribune
Des Moines Register Reports Shenandoah Program Quip
The piece lists humorous claims about Henry Scarce waiting for prayer to discuss tulip bulbs tires seeds and shoes and a radio receiver. It questions how Henry could pay for power and plant while Luetta sings for an aunt’s birthday in a playful regional verse.
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Des Moines Register
Henry
Luetta
Titon ia Telephone Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces Titonia Telephone Company annual meeting in Hagen's Hall on February 19 1927 at 1 p.m. to elect two directors and conduct any lawful business. Secretary Mrs J OC Newville 5 6 7.
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The
Titonia Telephone Company
Hagen’s Hall
Mra. J. OC
Newville
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At Callies Home
The Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs. Wm Callies home next Wednesday after 30n February ninth. The English service was well attended last Sunday and will be held on the last Sunday morning each month. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Harris last Friday. Rev Otto Boening of Jenera Ohio was called by the Britt congregation last Sunday. The Seed The Word of God will be sown in Sunday School next Sunday morning. German service at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 99.
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Wm. Callies
John Harris
Otto Boening
Jenera
Ohio
Binday School
Boginh Bunday School
Lamoreux writes from Stevensville Montana to share farm life
An extended letter from Lamoreux in Stevensville Montana describes moving from Hamilton to a 60 acre ranch. He details stock, crops, and orchard, noting hay prices, grazing, and butter fat income. He praises the local trout stream and mild winds while inviting kin to visit in spring or summer. He mentions farm equipment, dairy cows, sows, and apples including McIntosh.
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Montana
Hamilton
Stevensville
Ham
Miezoula
Hess
Tam
Tirane
Lizz
Iowa Land Values Rise Says C D Reed On Better Day
C D Reed of the Weather and Chop Bureau foresees dawn of improved land values in Iowa. He notes distress from deflated farm prices and farm securities losses but argues eastern capital will favor Iowa land again, urging locals with cash to buy land and keep titles in state.
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C. D. Reed
Weather and Chop Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Reed
Salea
Towa
Towa Farma
Iowa
Iowa Janda
Iowane
William Schrader and Florence Dittmer wed in Portland township
Miss Florence Dittmer and William Schrader married Tuesday at noon in the Dittmer home. Rev. S. H. Aten officiated as family guests attended. The bride wore a blue dress with pink rose bouquet. Lillian Day and Albert Schrader served as attendants. After the ceremony a wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside near Heela after March first.
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Florence Dittmer
Willam Schrader
B. B. Dittmer
Portland Township
S. H. Aten
Lillian Day
Albert B. Schrader
Dittmere
Burt High School
William
Charles
Albert Schrader
Heela
Bart Monitor
Why You Should Back Your Farm Bureau
A persuasive call from the Iowa Farm Bureau Messenger urging every resident to affiliate with the organization. It argues unity against decay, likening civic progress to a propeller free of weeds, and warns against drifting into a rut or grave. Emphasizes quick action, courage to try, and participation to build community strength.
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Farm Bureau
Central Light Man Quotes Garner Rates For Franchise
A Central Power and Light representative visited Garner to discuss electric service data and potential franchise terms. He outlined rates for light heat power and city pumping, claiming unconditional terms, while noting Garner is currently served by Central States Electric Company without a franchise.
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Central Light Man
Garner
Central States Company
Central Power & Light Ompany
Bronx City
Illasion
Forest City
Clariont
Corwith
Britt
Io Garner
Central States Electric Company
Caty
Jis
Poultry Tuberculosis Plan Aids Farmers in Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture inspectors will advise on sanitation and management during farm visits to eliminate avian tuberculosis and other diseases. The program costs no extra public funds, requires no extra trips, and emphasizes raising chicks on fresh ground away from old stock. Instructions are available from Des Moines to any interested farmers.
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Lowa
Department of Agriculture
M. G. Thornburg
Mr. Thornburg
Farma
Des Moines
Declamatory Contest Set For February Event
Local school auditorium hosts a two night declamatory contest on February 16 and 17 to narrow contestants toward a final round with Burt and other owners. Henry Meyer drove over to the functions. Out of town county seat yesterday with unclear notes on law and proceedings.
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Burt
Henry Meyer
Phibbish
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Oynters
Jodine
United
Ar RC
Ttonka Creamery
Lutheran Church
Wic” Lamoreux
Stevensvill
Mont
Stevenevills
Wi, Lamoreux, Titonice, Towa
Gale
Lawrence Doege
William Shrader
Aten
Hecla
Britt Couns
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