Car of Feed Shipped to Drought Stricken South Dakota
Community reports a car of corn and oats shipped to Blunt South Dakota to feed livestock dying in the drouth. Radio speakers say thousands of cattle hogs and horses are starving across western South Dakota while Nebraska raises $60,000 for stock feed and Sioux City raises $6,000 for relief. The grain car was nearly loaded as of press time and donors will be listed next week.
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Blunt
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Loestock
South Dakota
Omaha
Iown
Nebraska
Sioux City
Vlock Relief
Luther League to entertain District Luther League on May first
The Luther League met Sunday evening with Henry Stecker leading. A committee of arrangements was named to host the District Luther League on the first Sunday in May. The confirmation class meets Tuesdays at 7 pm and Saturdays at 10 am. Lent services are Sunday mornings. Daglish services will be in morning next Sunday with no evening service. Sunday School is at 10 am and services at 11 am.
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Luther League
Henry Stecker
American Lutheran Church
Frst
Chris Brandt
Oday School
Servicas
Too Young to Wed Denied Marriage Licenses in Titonka
Robert Moore aged 20 and Jeannette Swalye aged 20 sought a license in Titonka. The county clerk refused after Moore stated he was 19, noting Minnesota law requires the groom to be 21 and the bride 13 before a license can issue.
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Robert Moore
Titonka
Jeannette Swalye
John R. Moore
Minois
Mlinnis Exchange
Buchanan Estate Said To Be A Reality
Gar Nat mother of Mrs Anton Pannkuk of Witouka learns she inherits a share of the Buchanan estate in New York as a 6 percent yearly lease expired last year. A letter from a former prateinger citizen, Lola Brooks of Glendale, reports NYC property claims reach over a billion dollars with about 100 clan members from Los Angeles Huntington Park Heally Glendale attending.
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Haskins
Gar. Nat
Anton Pannkuk
Witouka
Buchanan
New York
Graettinger Times
Prateinger
House of Friendship
New York City
Lola Brooks
Glendale
Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Heallywid
Helra
Brooks
Hichanan
Houston
Texas
Methodist Church Notes from Algoma Parish Rally
A church note from Algoma outlines an evening gathering with Rev Winnie and Mrs Brooks leading singing and scripture. Services begin midweek with supper, music, and weekly offerings. parishioners are urged to attend and support the choir and quarter-year campaigns.
Notice to Farmers Sharpening Deal At Old Price
Notice to farmers offering to sharpen discs at the usual price and to sharpen one plow free when bought with a disc. Offer valid until March 1, 1832. D A Schulta blacksmith Titonka Iowa. Also notes visits for birthday celebrations and an ice sidewalk accident injuring Conrad Gelsting. Mrs John Paton obituary details.
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D. A. Schulta
Titonka
Iowa
Deenen of Emmetsburg Announces Congress Candidacy
Deenen for Congress from this district is a World War veteran who served oversea 16 months and 188 front days. He is engaged in the produce business. Last week Titanica shipped 23 cars of hogs and cattle to Mason City and Town Falls markets. Sixteen cars were shipped Saturday night.
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Deenen
Congress
Emmetsburg
Titanica
Mason City
Town Falls
Happy Warrior Willing to Run for President
Alfred H. Smith known as the Happy Warrior in New York would consider a presidential bid this year if given the chance. The field is crowded with candidates for the presidency and other offices.
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Alfred H. Smith
New York
The
Woods
Local notices from Wesley and area outline weddings and health updates
William Foertsch suffers rheumatism for five weeks as Wesley residents share visits and travel. Attendees include Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Moe, Prof. Swanson, and Mr. Franzen family. Chet Smith family welcomes a daughter, J P Hauptmann’s daughter ill with pneumonia improving. Funeral news notes Anton Higemberzer’s death, Louise Sherman and others attend.
NOVTER DO BLOCK ELO LDS ANNUAL MEETING NOTES
The annual meeting of Monica Telephone Company is set for March 20 at 2 o clock in the LQOUF Man Reb to elect a director and conduct other business. A transient visitor described as elderly wore inner tubes and casings, claimed foot blond poisoning history, and was found with $700 in cash after seeking lodging in West Bend and another town. Now is the time to subscribe to the Titonkg Topic.
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Te Monica
Ouf
Man
Oie Direulor
Rome Beltory
Iadbinger
Storkr
Alinas
Miyar
Rites Held for Sister of Mrs Henry A Bruns
Mrs Davis dies at 28 in Webster City hospital childbirth blamed for death and infant son also perishes. She was active in Hancock County farm bureau and had six children with her first husband Marlin Selly. Survived by husband Wm Davis, daughter Mary Jade, parents C Z Sherman, Wesley, siblings Bruns Titonka and others. Catholic funeral held, burial in Britt.
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Wm. Davia
Williams
Webster City
Few Acres
Kelley
Harm Veer
Whlfamea
Davis
Kelly
Glenn
Date
Aris
Sherman
LeRoy
James
Wm. Davis
Mary Jade
C. Z. Sherman
Wesley
Jack
Williama
Henry
Royaly Wesley
Henry Bruns
Titonka
Louise
Chicago
May
Irene
Minneapolis
Britt
St. Patrick's Church
Britt News
Special Meetings by The Singing Brooks at M. E. Church
Mr and Mrs Brooks renowned in Iowa will lead special invitings in several churches. He is a song leader and she an accomplished musician. They aim to engage youth and children while preaching the gospel. Meetings begin next Tuesday with the first service Wednesday and extend over two Sundays.
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Brooks
Singing Brooks
Aig
Iowa
Glao
M's. Brooks
Woden Residents Prepare Feed Car Shipment
The people of Woden and vicinity plan to ship a car of feed to South Dakota. Solicitors are handling the matter and the shipment is expected within a day or two.
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Woden
Woden and
South Dakota
Low hog prices now and 1884 1896 Des Moines report
Des Moines reports from the weather and crop service note hog prices paid to farmers are as low as in 1884 and 1886. The article compares Chicago and farm prices, cites limited data, and explains how lower purchasing power and longer farm costs affect real returns for hog producers before World War I. It also contrasts past buying power with present costs for goods and services.
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Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Stop the Racket The Tax Waste Warning
A self described working man is urged to oppose government waste seen in post offices, commerce and agriculture spending. The piece argues Congress funds unnecessary offices, prints vast amounts of material, and pays inflated publicity costs, harming private employers and workers through higher taxes and job losses.
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Thoas
Washington
Kansas City
Congress
Missouri
Tennessee
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Frank
Judicial
Law Enforcement
United States
Postal Department
Pr. Klein
Costa
Department of Agriculture
Miss Anna Bleich Weds Sylvester Garman
Miss Anna Bleich and Sylvester Garman were married at St Josephs Catholic Church on Monday Feb 8 during a nuptial high mass. Rev George Weasling officiated. The bride, daughter of Albert Bleich, wore shell satin and carried roses and sweet peas. Bridesmaid Caroline Tarman wore a rose dal dress with corsage. Groom Frank Bleich stood as groomsman. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s sister Mrs Thomas Forburger home. The couple honeymooned at Rockwell City and Storm Lake and will settle on a farm near Britt. A wedding dance at Sexton Hall was held the same evening.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church S
George KF. Weasling
Anna Blelel
Sylvester Garman
Albert J. Bleleh
Misa Caroline Tarman
Rosedale
Frank Bletch
Thomas Forburger
Rockwell City
Storm Lake
Britt
Wesley Young Couple Married at Burt
The Wesley couple, Hdna Johnson and Halver Flom Jr, wed at Burt on Feb 3 in the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J. Clifton officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Wallace Donovan. She is the daughter of Mrs Axel Johnson and a Wesley High School alumna, employed as a Klein store saleslady. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Halvor Mom Sr and a Wesley High School graduate working with his father in carpentry. The couple, lifelong Wesley residents, honeymooned in Cedar Falls, with congratulations pouring in for a happy marriage.
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Hdna Johnson
Halver Flom Jr
Wesley
Methodist Parsonage
Burt
J. &. Clifton
Wallace Donovan
Axel Johnson
Wesley High School
Kleinpeter
Seventh and Eighth Grade News and Events
Seventh graders miss class for illness and funeral while studying the flag code and preparing for a test on February 12. Eighth graders report absences and Valentine box plans. High school notes include staff meetings, basketball pairings, theater, and a campus birthday wish. A regional church music festival, local visits, and a Gum chewers Honor Roll are noted with upcoming senior party plans for February 10.
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Leon Thorsen
Lola Boyken
Lotie Suthan
Merlyn Schram
Roy Budlong
Donald
Doakt Wood
Hmness
Elizabeth Beenken
Valentine
Um High School
Dunmire
Hoon
Lone Rock
Irene Callies
Helen Reed
Edith Reynolds
Wilbur Schram
Harley Larson
Titania
Burt
Callles
Torgersen
Algona
Ferne Krantz
Mionday
Berbice
Stanley Larson
Barbara Ball
Lucille Cosgrove
Loraine F. Peterson
Herbert Rakow
Darlas Stott
Arigona
Wm. Boyken
Ray Krantz
L. B. Larson
Carl Callies
Callies
Legion Auxiliary Radio Meeting Promotes National Defense
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary convene at Mrs. Inez Wolfe's home to hear department president Jane Pritchard broadcast on WHO about national defense and the seventh annual women’s patrol conference. The note highlights new member Mattia Harringa, a Gold Star mother, and cookies sent to Knoxville veterans hospital.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Loth
Inez’ Wolfe
Jane Pritchard
American Legion-Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Argonne
Des Moines
Martha Bonacker
Americanism
Mattia Harringa
Mary Sartor
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Wes
Wuit
Wes Moines
Neb
American Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
PVA
Woman's Clubs
Roy Sepulga
4-IL
Washington
Patelesme
Department
Community Service Division
Towa
Iowa
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Geo, I. Schmidt and Son
Albert Loenschen
Conrad Gelsting
Tice
John Patton
John Paton
Seeman’s Hospital
Cherokee
Paulina
Wesley News
William Foertsch
William Henderson
Elmer Gibson
Fort Dodge
Charles Moe
Nettie Turgeson
Eb.r. Swanson
Carl Franzen
Arlo Dawson
L. Lease
Ella Dolan
Floyd Dolan
Mable Lawler
Belmond
Valera Mayer
John Hutchison
Lawrence Ricke
Lou Ricke
Chet Smith
Alf Studer Farm
Maxine
J. P. Hauptmann
J. T. Meurer
Joseph Meurers Sr
Whittemore
Elizabeth Lemkee
Frank Bonnatetter
Ionor
Halvar Flom Jr
Edwad Johnson
Anton Higemberzer
New Hampton
Misa Louise Sherman
Chicaga
Mae
Trene Sherman
William Davis
Webster Try
Fan
Durdad
Mavis
Mra
Starman
Henry A. Bruns
Erin Township
Dullary Beth
M. E. Church
Wow
Phil 8
Hanna
Anna Bleich
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Clifton
Ben Knox
Thorwald Larsen
Ben
Larsen
Lansen
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