Kossuth Leads In Corn Loans Amid Delay In Signings
Kossuth County leads with 204 corn loan contracts totaling just under 999 thousand dollars. Calhoun, Queen, Pocahontas and Webster follow in loan counts. Delays in signing contracts and late school instruction drew from drawing of counties, affecting early dates for our county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosswth County
Calhoun
Queen
Pocahontas
Webnor
Kossuth
Bach Township
Ifirst
Bonstetter Reports Legislative News From Des Moines
State House notes show the General Assembly appropriated 3 million dollars for direct relief and work relief to aid the unemployed. Rural counties fund more than their share while wage rates for relief work are capped, and tax and revenue plans loom as possible supports or replacements. Bonstetter reflects on the session, urging adjournment and considering the impact of welfare and public works policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
General Assembly
Neady
Towa
Ees
Conthiuay
45Th General Assembly
Noone
Mike
House
Senate
Bees Thinkers and Laborers In Town Headlines
A collage of snippets notes political aims, prices, and social quirks. Mentions include Algona attorney I A Winkle seeking County Attorney, Roosevelt Ball at Burt, and a Titonka school election within a month. Also references postmaster hopes, C W A workers, and Roosevelt supporters planning Feb 20 huddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Burt
Titonka
Roosevelt Club
Algona
Ricklefg
Kossuth
U. S
Roosevelt
Local county corn hog control association formed
Articles of association received for county corn hog control program outline local administration. Board of directors includes township chairmen. president to chair county allotment. township and field supervisor roles defined. Members are contract signers with one vote each. officials serve without pay except secretary treasurer and field staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnstetter
Bornstedter
Association
Cara
MornHog
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Counties Form Joint Association With Unified Board
Counties plan a single association with a joint board of directors electing one set of officers and a single allotment. The arrangement creates a unified governance structure across member regions.
Council Proceedings February 6 1084
The regular town council meeting at 7 30 p m appointed A Missal to the unexpired term of A B Panniuk. Oath taken. Bills approved for payment including labor and drainage work. A two member committee was named to review sewer ten’s connections. Meeting adjourned. Mrs Ball suffered a severe hand wound from a bath faucet mishap Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Sartor
Downs
Callies
Bonacker
A. Missal
Anton B. Panniuk
Adolph Missal
Calites
Clark
Ayey All
Titonka Telephone Co
Tall Calla
KO & HE
Eae
BBC Geo
Onken
W.H. Rickless
Rasmus ‘Hansen
QTE
W. A. Winter
Haym Groen
al Young
Ken Fisher
Homer Barbour
H. Cooper
Clifford Johnson
Chas
Wandting
Maurice Hansen
Heiko Beenken
Pierre Sartor
L. F. ‘Callies
Wn. Boyken
R. C. Ball
Titanica Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the Titanica Telephone Company annual meeting on Saturday February 17 1924 at 2 oclock PM in F hall. Purpose is to elect two directors and transact any other business. Secretary Mrs J C Newville signs the notice dated June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica Telephone Company
F. Hall
J. C. Newville
Board of Supervisors Approve County Reports and Projects
At the recent board meeting they approved the county farm and county engineer annual reports, final estimates on projects 7 11 16 15 20 21 and bridge finals, plus reports for Justices of the Peace J B White and W J Davison. The county treasurer's quarterly fee report was filed and approved, fund transfers from drainage and secondary road funds were made, a large number of claims were allowed, and secondary road petitions numbered 260 to 269 were received and filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
M. T. McGuire
J. W. Elbert
J. A. ‘Roberts
Justices of the Peace
J. B. White
Algona
W. J.davison
Burt
What's Wrong With Iowa No. The alarm clock of other states?
A satirical 1900s style critique notes Iowa depends on goods from Connecticut to Massachusetts while residents labor hard on farms with New England mortgages. It questions taxes and prosperity, pointing to reliance on external products and long days of work. The piece uses vivid, humorous examples of cross-state products and regional pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Connecticut
Chicago
Ohio
Massachusetts
Pittsburg
New Hampshire
Grand ‘Rapids
Minneapolis
Vermont
Kansas City
St. Louis
California
Asa Soned
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Detroit
Texas
Dows
New England
New Jersey
Louis Wingert Weds Wisconsin Bride
Louis Wingert marries Leona Leonard in a church ceremony conducted by Rev. A J Wagener. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard of Ladysmith, Wisconsin, wore medium blue satin and white roses. the groom is a Wingert. A three course dinner followed, with plans to reside on the Wingert farm after a trip to Ladysmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wingert
Wisconsin
Leona Leonard
Louis B. Wingart
A. J. Wagener
Dolores Wingert
Leonard
Ladysmith
Wis
Wingert
Mike Wingert
Rulins Wingert
Bast Wisches
Many Court Cases Disposed Of In Algona Court
Judge FF C Davidson presided after returning from Emmetsburg. Criminal case Harry Crouch pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 90 days in county jail. Numerous civil actions heard include foreclosure decrees, dismissals at plaintiff costs, set asides, partitions, and div orces. New cases filed for next term include notes and attachment actions. Assistant County Attorney M D McMahon appointed in County Attorney’s absence.
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Algona
Gpneral
FF. C. Davidson
Emmetsburg
Harry Crouch
H. B. ‘White
Clyi
D. Goorwin Va
N. Ih
Gillilian
Poirot &Schattschneider
August Swanson
J. F. Sullivan
P. Ic
Jorgensen
Menton State Bank
Reimers
Andrew
Joseph Stattleman
Roy Bone
H. Hennig
Fred J L. Doty
Herman Maine
Quitable Life
Nick Fuhrmann
Metropolitan Lita
H. L. Dalton
Equitable Lita
Bergeson
Ig, A, Brunson Ve
Zada Brunson
Dominion Bank of
Equitable Life
Axel Bishop
Crowell
Violet Hoeders
Leo Brayton
Albert Doden
Ryslyn Doden
W. Bates
J. HH. Warner
Same
KR. H. Hardt
J. D, Johnson
K. BR
Krause
Theo, Smith
J. D. Lowe
Howard Morgan
Montgomery Ward & Co
W. H. Altwagg
Isgo Wall Paper. Co
Paine & Sorensen
Geo
Reformed Church Notes on Winter Attendance and Pioneers
Winter church and Sunday School attendance remain high with only rare dips below one hundred. The piece urges participation if roads are passable and weather allows, citing pioneer effort of Kogguth County families. Next Sunday schedules include Sunday School 9:30, English language service 10:30, evening 7:30. Albert H. Missal earns an honorary Majestic radios sales citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kogguth County
Albert H. Missal
Majestic
Bartett Couple Visit Grimes Area for Short Stay
Mr and Mrs Harry Bartett drove to Grimes Town on Wednesday morning to spend a couple of days. Mr and Mrs L B Larson Ario and Roger visited Ker mit and wife at Glar ion on Sunday. Ario remained the week to help Kermit move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry Bartett
Grimes, Town
President's Birthday Ball Aids Paralytic Memorial Fund
About 50 to 60 tickets sold for the event here Tuesday night. After expenses the committee expects to send roughly 15 dollars to the memorial fund, which funds a foundation or endowment to aid infantile paralysis treatment. Burt Monitor.
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CWA
Burt Monitor
Two Noble Experiments For Prohibition Failure Warned
Luverne News comments that prohibition is a noble experiment that will fail to satisfy anyone. It argues the law will not abolish bootlegging as licenses vanish or liquor remains scarce bootleggers persist. The piece urges patience while observing temperance efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luverne News
Justice Dawson Performs Fringe Wedding at Office
Justice P A Dawson officiated a ceremony last Friday afternoon uniting Edwin Roberts and Margaret Schuman of Mankato Minnesota as husband and wife. Report says Dawson appeared solemn and conducted an impressive ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Dawson
Edwin Roberts
Margaret Schuman
Mankato, Minn
P. A
John Van Ness Travels with Thompson to California
John Van Ness, son of Attorney J. Van Ness, traveled with Henry J. Thompson to Los Angeles, California, last Saturday and they are driving out. John has been attending Cedar Rapids school but has sinus trouble that is expected to improve on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Ness
California
J. van Ness
Henry J. Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
John
Cedar Rapids
Escaped Inmates Flee Cherokee Hospital Grounds
Si Stauffacher and Clinton McClelland, both of LaVerne, escaped from the Cherokee Hospital last Friday. The sheriff was alerted and searched the area for the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Si Stauffacher
Clinton McCleljland
LaVerne
Sherlff
On The Honor Roll Names From Iowa and Minnesota
A list of individuals with birth dates and locations including Eppo Gremmer from Wesley Iowa Jan 1 1935, Gordon Hangen Jan 1 1932 Titonka Iowa, Wm Mayland Jan 1 1936 Elmore Minnesota, Anton Pannhuk Jan 1 1936 Blooming Prairie Minnesota, Soren Nelson Jan 1 1985 Woodburn Oregon, Jake Gigler Jan 1 1998 Titonka Iowa, Stephen Tigden Jan 1 1886 Nelson Borough, Abbe Doden Jan 1 1085 Wadena Minnesota, Herman Wranzen Marsh Jan 1 1936 Titonka Iowa, Peter Govern Jan 1 1936 Titonka Iowa, J W Pentecost Jan 1 1938 Algona Iowa, plus other scattered names and dates in a fragmentary honor roll listing.
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Eppo Gremmer
Wesley
Iowa
Gordon ‘Hangen
Titonka
Mayland
C. G. Cunningham
Elmore
Minn
Anton ‘Pannhuk
Blooming Pratrs
Max 'Sisters
Amos Bonacker
Towa
Soren Nelson
Woodburn
Oregon
Jake Gigler
Stephen Tigden
Nelson Brog
Abbe Doden
Waden
Herman Wranzen
Marsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonstetter
Titzavfajn Yeas
I. A. Winkle
United States
Uncle Sam
Dickinson
Titania
Sunday Schools of the Nation
Buffalo Township
Kossuth County
Panama Canal
Unete Sam
American Legion and Auxiliary
Swea City
the Legion| Hall
England
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