Farmers Plan Co operative Elevator In Titania
A Calahan Hall meeting led by H Bartlett of Portland township formed a committee to study purchase of a Town Grain Co plant and finance a farmer co operative elevator. Members voted to issue 300 shares at 25 dollars each totaling 7500 dollars and planned 8 percent stock interest with yearly dividends. J H Dunn Tate likely to speak on advantages of membership. next meeting to form permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calahan Hall
Ha. Bartlett
Portland
H. A. Nelgon
Bartlett
Co-Operative Society
L. Oesterreicher
John Rippentrop
G. G. Kruger
Geo. Schutter
Wm McDermott
G.2
Welhousen
H. McHirey
Geo. Haugen
Henry “Myer
Hd. Bartlet
J. H. Dunn Tate
Iowa
Unsecured Claims Claimants Face New Bankruptcy Rule
A Refree Crowwal office session on the Hall Rasmussen bankruptcy revealed new law features. The case shows unsecured claimants may be liable beyond their stock, due to a general partnership between Hall and Rasmussen and a special partnership with others who had no say in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Séenia
Rodney Hill
Walter
Hall
Thera
Henking
Ioindred
Rassmussen
Local notes and visits round Town Walls area
Dell Lewis visited relatives at Town Walls. Walter Divilian returned home to run the mail route for a few days. Chas Lawler and Aukes left for Des Moines for an elevator men meeting. Emery Lewis ill this week with Quincy. Clarence Quinn at Forest City. Basket social at Skinner School well attended and baskets sold at fair price. George Dylkzen went to Algona. Miss Gertrude Ormbsy returned from Rockwell. Pred and Adolph Orthel on business at Garner. Lula Bushman and Ethyl Chine at Garner between trains. Mrs Rob Turner returned to Sharpes City. Mr and Mrs Dirksen and Ray Dirksen visited Fred Kientts at Germania. Nellie Christenson visiting Charles City. Chas Banchwana a Garner caller. News of N B Nelson’s death at Brat, Iowa surprised Liles community.
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Woden
Dell Lewis
Town Walls
Walter ‘Divilian
Chas
Lawler
Hold Aukes
Des Moines
Sioner
Emery Lewis
Quincy
Clarence Quinn
Forest City
Skinner Achool House
Syeniue
George Diylkzen
Algones
Gertrude _ Ormbsy
Rockwell
Iowa
Pred
Adolph Orthel
Garner
Lula, Bushman
Wthyl Chine
Rob Turner
Jim Turner
Sharles City
Dirksen
Ray
Fred Kientts
Germania
Nellie Christenson
Charles City
Banchwana
Oqd
N. B. Nelson
Br&t
Nol
Good Words From Rev Woods to Record Herald
Allen H Wood writes from Garner Iowa praising the Record Herald for its news coverage while noting his subscription has expired. He asks about continuing the Topic and Regard Herald combination and sends regards to Rev Woods and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Woods
Garner
Iowan
Irele
Record Herald
Sam
Regard Herald
Algana
Youra
Allen H, Wood
Maried Couple Wed at German Reformed Church
Mamted Evert Wessel and Miss Beye Dia ma were married Tuesday at 2 p m in the German Reformed church with Rev Le Watermuel der officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Jennie Weasela and the groom by Jasper Burma. The couple will reside on the John Weasels farm two and one half miles west of Bestel Center Buffalo Center Triune.
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Claus Heesch
Town
Lena Sophia
M Frank Meyer
Woden
Mueller
Conrad Conrad
Frank ‘Meyer
Anna Heesch
Carrie Walfe
Buffalo
Claus Heedeh
Meyer
Heeseli
Mamted
Evert, Wessel
Beye Diama
German Reformed Church
le Watermuelder
Jennie ‘Weasela
Jasper Burma
Peter Birma
Non
Joln Wessels
Joln Wessels ‘and f@ & young DIAN
Sterling Worth
John Weasels
Bestel Center
Buffalo Center Triune
Woden Hog Market Boosts Local Farmers and Traders
The report notes a thriving hog market last Saturday with prices around 7 25 to 7 50 as nearby towns price hogs. Amie Wester of Weslay visited with butter buyers, Buneri al services at Britt, and Gratton residents J Meyer and family traveled to socialize with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon
Woden
Britt
Chicago Men Embrace Valya Ridge Facial Trend
A quirky report notes men in Chicago adopting a new beauty routine called Valya Ridge to improve their complexions. The piece highlights a sudden popularity surge and the trendy branding behind the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Velvet-Hedge Sharpeners Offer Blade Revival Service
Old safety razor blades sent to Chicago for our new electrical sharpening process. We return sharpened blades in a few days prepaid by coin or money order. Include name and address. wrap securely in a box. do not use a plain envelope.
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Chicago
Fragmentary notice reads illogical contact detail
The text is garbled with unclear names and incomplete instructions. It does not present a coherent event or notice but shows stray words like a phone reference and misplaced terms.
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Louisiana
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Elmer Nelson Gialten
Love Rock
Williania
John ‘Murray
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Mary Caldwell
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Jessie Stashis
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Fenton
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Amos
Wassod
Power
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Nele
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Armstrong
Steve Sharp
James Reichhoff
Cal Ehute
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Lone Hook
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Hunt
Elizabeth Dunison
Wayneavilla
I Visle
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Kanawha
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Isaac Harfgrova
Shafter
Kentucky
Mra
Godden
Virginia
Minnesota
Mae Nicholas
Bryant
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C. B. Butler
Marjorie
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Siler
Poland
Eike Booard
Aen
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Herh
Mt. E. Church
M. O
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Swift & Company
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M. O. Emmons
Swift
J. M. Glasier
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First National Bank
Titoult
Towa
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