Public Sale Notice From Herman Nelson Auctioneers
The undersigned farmer offers at public auction near Titanica on Monday January 1 19 items include 18 head cattle calves hogs machinery wagons and farm implements with a two percent cash discount over 310 and nine months credit on approved notes. Free lunch served and cash forms of value at 10. A detailed list reads cows calves hogs harnesses and equipment such as corn planters shellers mowers wagons and a breeding mare with a variety of farm gear. Herman Nelson Clerk J M Burd Auctioneer L Bosma handles the sale.
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Valer AG Suis
Public Auction Near Bancroft February 15 1902
Auction listing by Frank Schemmel and Carl Lenander details a public sale at their place two miles east and Lamile south of Bancroft on Monday February 15 1902 at 9 30 am. Items include cattle horses farm equipment implements and household goods with cash sale and 12 month credit on approved notes. A noon lunch is provided and removal must occur after settlement. HTANS NELSON is named as clerk.
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Eash
Lamile
Bancroft
Land Ander
Frank Schemmel
Carl Lenander
Htans Nelson
Council Members Named in City Draft Report
WT Walloc J B Yylllie Al Falkenhamer RB Lane vo eee COUNCILMEN names listed include James D Breen M J Ash W A Ladeundorll A FE Frebel W J Becker and J J Bud long.
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J.B Yylllie al. Falkenhamer RB
Lane Vo
Eee
James D. Breen
M. J. Ash
W. A. Ladeundorll
A. FE. Frebel
W. J. Becker
J. J. Budlong
Algona Politician Buzz and EditorialNotes on Local Race
In Algona a sentiment favors Col Haggard for the Republican representative slot while Hingdon may swing either way after talks with friends. Local papers Titonia Topic and News-World feature in county coverage, with acknowledgments to officials Bishoff Dewel and McDonald for their help.
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Algona
Col. Haggard
Bishoff
Dewel
McDonald
I. J. Murtaugh
Bub
Livery Barn Sold and Subsequent Property Transfers
Last Saturday Milo Elwell transferred Seily Livery Barn to Albert Becker. As part payment Becker received the residence occupied by A. B. Fiete. Becker then sold the building to A. W. Young. The barn stock will be auctioned.
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Milo Elwell
Albert Becker
Titonka Firms Ladendorff Bartlett Shine In Local Commerce
An industrial review praises Ladendorf and Bartlett general merchandise and grocery firm for its steady growth in Titonka. It highlights N J Bartlett as a reliable local partner and notes their resilience after past fires. The piece also lauds Lewis House hotel managed by M C Emmons and emphasizes hospitality and quality dining.
Titonka Druggist Falkenhainer Proudly Serves Community
The enterprising Titonka resident Falkenhainer, born in the county and living here over four years, built a large drug store after a fire. He runs a full drug line with sundries, toilet articles, stationery, paints, cigars, and his own Pioneer Catgh Cure. Assisted by L A Brenner, a registered pharmacist and jeweler, he is regarded as a leading druggist in Kossuth County.
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Titonia
Falkenhainer
Chess
Titonka
Tme
Ilis
Falkenbainer
L. A. Brenner
Des Moines School of Pharmacy
Walkenhuiner
Kossuth County
Public Auction of Farm Property Near Titonka
A public sale to quit farming will be held at Titonka area 1 pm on Thursday February. The auction includes 2 horses, 2 cows, 12 sows, 4 calves, a thoroughbred bull, farm implements like a binder and planter, and miscellaneous items. Cash for sums up to 10 dollars. credit terms for larger amounts at 8 percent, 2 percent cash discount on accounts over ten. No removal until paid. Frank Orr Auditor Herman Nelson Clerk Fred Schuver Owner.
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Titanica
Glock
Titonka
J Mary
Buckskle
Buffalo Center
J Brown
Frank Orr
Herman Nelson
Fred Schuver
Local Social Notes And Marriage In Portland
PROSPECT TULL Mrs J J Graham is able to be out again after her longiness. Grindma Woodward of Titonka is visiting with Mrs Lewis Larsen. John Johnson and sister Thora of Plum Creek visited at the J J Larsen home last Sunday. Mrs Fred Ringsdorf returned Wednesday from a visit at the home of her parents in Wesley Ed Bartlett and wife and James Larsen and wife attended the wedding in Bart last Wednesday night. Scott Allen has returned from Wisconsin being well pleased with the country he expects to move soon. Miss Dora Kitchenreuther returned to her home Sunday after a weeks visit with her aunt Mrs Barbara Bartlett. The Ladies Aid Society will give a Broken Heart social at the Tox home Saturday of this week. Portland is to change the school books. Most teachers are glad for this as uniform text books would benefit schools and teachers. Last week Wednesday at the home of the brides parents occurred the marriage of Miss Jessie Miles to Ira Todthman. Promptly at the appointed time to the strains of Lohengrin’s Wedding March played by Miss Millie Stewart the bridal party took their places under an arch of lace curtains and evergreens. Rev Mint of Karly formerly pastor of the M church of Burt spoke the words which made them one. Relatives and friends congratulated them and wished joy. The guests were then served a bountiful supper by the Misses Miles Denhert Moore and Anderson. The bride wore white silk trimmed in white lace and applique and wore white carnations. the groom wore black. As both are well known to Portland people nothing else need be said of their high esteem and wishes for joy.
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J.J. Graham
Grindma Woodward
Titonka
Lewis Larsen
John Johnson
Thora
Plum Creek
J. J. Larsen
I'red Ringsdorf
Wesley
Bartlett
James Larsen
Bart
Scott Allen
Wisconsin
Dora Kitchenreuther
Barbara Bartlett
Ladies Aid Society
Portland
Ota
Jessie Miles
Ira
Todthman
Millie Stewart
Gruen
Rev
Mint
Miles
Denhert
Moore
Anderson
Grou
Degge and Schweppe Wed at German Lutheran Church
Miss Anna Degge daughter of Wm. Deege near town married Emil Schweppe of near Webster City yesterday evening at 6. The ceremony was simple with only family present. The bride is the eldest daughter of a popular neighbor. the groom a young farmer from near Webster City. They will begin housekeeping near Webster City in ten days.
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Anna Degge
Wm. Deege
Emil Schweppe
Webster City
Wm. Doege
County seat fight fuels regional turmoil and rail push
An Iowa reader laments Hancock county politics and Britt’s bid to move the county seat arguing the fight hurts farmers and delays railroad development. Letters praise Garner and North Hancock while criticizing Nosle and local leaders. A polemical note forecasts a northeast rail route via Algona and St Paul.
Poultry Wanted By A B Davie From Local Sellers
Advertises high prices for all kinds of poultry and invites owners to bring birds on Saturday for purchase by A B Davie. Sales emphasis on valuing various poultry types.
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Prlao Puld
A. B, Davie
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