Chicago curbs its Board of Health in vaccine policy victory
Chicago establishes a non-medical five member Board of Health replacing the Health Commissioner authority. The ordinance bars compulsory vaccination and transfers power to draft health regulations to the new board. Mayor Dever pushed the measure through unanimously amid contention with the American Medical Liberty League and Chicago Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Chivas
American Medical Liberty League
Chicago Federation of Labor
William
Wan
Col
A. A. Sprague
Francis x. Busch
F. B. Doherty
Morgan A. Collins
Joseph Connery
Mr. Schiller
State Board of Health
Chicago
Supreme Court
Commissioner’ of Health
Iix
Wounel
Lora C. W. Little
Lakota Couple Married in Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Marie Rippentrop wed Mr. Walter T. Wachs at the Lutheran parsonage in Lakota at 2 o clock. Rev Werner officiated as relatives and neighbors witnessed the ceremony. The couple plan a wedding trip to Waterloo Cedar Falls and Welwyn before taking over the Louis Sachs farm next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakota
Marie Rippentrop
Walter T. Wachs
Anna Rippentrop
Jake Risius
Werner
C. J. Rippentrop
Thi
Louie Bachs
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Qelweln
Louis Sachs
Clarke Delivers Address On Cummins Bach Railroad Law
Des Moines attorney Howard J. Clarke spoke at the Corn Show and Boys and Girls Club program, outlining the Cummins Bach railroad law as a key issue for the Iowa Republican primary in June. The packed house praised the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Clarke
Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Purchase Near Totonka Lands in Winnebago County
Mhrend Swaive has purchased the Koithoff farm in the southwest corner of Winnebago County for $165 per acre. Possession is to be given March 1. The land sits six to seven miles northeast of Totonka and is regarded as one of the best farms in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhrend Swaive
Sieper
Koithoff
Winnebago County
Totonka
Titanica Creamery reports record year and higher patron payments
The Titanica Creamery Co-Operative reports a prosperous year ending January 1 1926 with patron payments totaling 121 450 71 by check and 8 755 15 in butter and 1 035 98 in buttermilk. Milk received 103 604 pounds and butterfat total 259 262 pounds. Manufacturing costs 9 564 01 leaving a surplus of 694 01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titankg, Co-Operative Creamery Company
Colum
Titanica Creamery
J. C. Newville
Titonka
Towe
Pny
Towa
Brung Bros Buy Farm Near Woden In Two Deals
Brung Bros of Woden purchased a quarter section of land two miles east of Woden for 147.50 per acre and a 24 acre tract adjoining Woden from H. Q. Swingen at 200 per acre last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruns Bros
Brung Bros. of
Woden
Thay Plao
H. Q. Swingen
Titonka Mayor Gove Plans Move After Selling Home
Mayor John A. Sleper will move to his farm in German township on March first after selling his Titonka residence to Henry Stacker. He was raised on the farm and knew the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Gove
Po Fava
John A. Sleper
Henry Stacker
German Township
Eleven-State Corn Conference Held in Des Moines
Delegates from across the state attended the National Corn Growers Association gathering in Des Moines on January 28. Prominent attendees included Senators and local leaders, with discussions focusing on a commodity cooperative organization and the Dickinson Bill to aid farmers and stabilize surplus through a federal farm board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senator van Alstine
Gilmore City
J. J. Ryan
Ft. Dodge
A. K. Hawiey
P. T. Vaughan
Dodge
Ww. T. Fitzgerald
Varina
Joe -May
Milford
J. Obrecht
Seradiny
A. J. Banks
Mr. Lowden
Richeson
Lowden
Dickinson
Nso
Federal Farm Board
Wieheson
Corn Belt
Titonia Telephone Co annual meeting notice
Notice to stockholders declares Titonia Telephone Co annual meeting at Hagen movie hall February 20 at 7 o clock to elect a secretary treasurer and two directors and to transac t any business before the meeting. Buffalo township trustees seek bids by February 22 1996 for poad superintendent and cemetery caretaker with certified check required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Titonia Telephone: Co
Hagen
Buffalo Township
Kossuth County
Iowa
Fox Poad
Carataker
Township
W. A. Worsley
Titonka Cooperative Creamery Elects Officers
Titonka Cooperative Creamery Company stockholders met at Hagen's Theater for their regular annual meeting. Chris Brandt was elected director replacing Ed Bartlett. J J Cosgrove became treasurer. J C Newville remained secretary. A Schram was elected president to succeed himself. Hol Bartlett asked to be relieved from the board due to health. Bartlett has long supported the creamery. City election set for March 29 with mayor and all councilmen to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Cooperative Creamery Company
Hagen
Chris. Brandt
Ed. Bartlett
J.J. Cosgrove
J. C. Newville
A. Schram
Hol. Bartlett
Bartlett
Tenth Annual Corn Show a Great Community Event
Titanka hosts its tenth annual corn show with two days of talks lectures and stock judging. Despite speaker substitutions the event was well received with an emphasis on club work and education. The council met February 1 1926 approving several bills and planning next year’s improved show. Local ads note daily hog purchases farms and valentines sold at the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Spears
Soo
Misa Wood
Lyle Schultz
Red Rum
Stephen ‘Tjaden
Poland
Harvey Schultz
Spartacus
The
Gladiators
Horace Clemans
Maurice Graham
Universal Peaca
Grace Sloper
Sss
Seesge
Leroy Berger
America
Dorothy Intermill
Hinma Schutter
Ella Dieckman
Dorothy Sauires
Alma Sloper
Neal Nelson
Carrin Eden
Ming Eyes
Jeanette Welhousen
Maureta Paul
Kehoes Bar
Violet Meyers
Kermit Larson
Betty
Thenan
Naughty Zeil Thomas Noble
Titanka
Gladstone
G. H. Pierson
O. F. Kraushaar
Burt
Reed
Ames
Johnson
Waterloo
Howard Clarke
Des Moines
Clarke
Rainbow Banquet at Bancroft Saturday Headline
The Kossuth County Four-H Clubs held their first annual banquet in Bancroft on Saturday January 30 with 204 youths from across the county. A rainbow decorated Hall and uniforms marked the day as leaders from Ames and local organizers spoke on club work and ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Bancroft
Iowa
Iowa State College At
Ames
Buffalo Township
A. J. Cosgrove
Forrester Hall
H. B. Dittmer
Kennedy
J. J. Cosgrove
Ernest Oathel
Wheeler to Speak in County for Corn Stabilization Plan
Hon W W Wheeler will give four speeches in the county Friday and Saturday under J A Frech, county organizer for the Corn Growers Association. The aim is to organize the county to stabilize corn production and secure fair prices. Meetings include Swea City on Friday at 2 30 p m Forester Hall Bancroft Friday at 7 20 p m Burt Theatre Saturday at 2 30 p m and the Algona courthouse Saturday at 7 40 p m. Twenty townships have formed to support the effort and attendances are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Frech
Corn Growers Association
W. W. Wheeler
Swea City High Behood
Forester
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Rev
Lutheran Parsonage
U. 5
Institute
Swaive Boys Farm
Swantje-Loeschen
Watson Hamstréet
Edward Harme
Lela Zwiefel
Ardith Nauman
Dorothy Clemans
Albert Sleper
Margaret Callies
John Rippentrop
Edward Boyken
Harley Laraen
Edith Reynolds
Loraine Petersen
Marie Brandt
Gertrude Boeckelman
Dr. Hess Panecen
Titonka Cooperative Creamery
Chris
Titonka Savings Bank
Slaper
Stott
Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Sartor
Falk Motor Coy
John A. Sloper
Yesse
WM. Boyken
Mason City
R. Lu. Krantz
Titania
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