Titanica notes and local notices from Algona area
The column covers farm, business, and social notes from Titanica and surrounding towns. Highlights include local visits by Dahl, Reader, Falk, Henningsen, and others. theater purchase by Bohannon. plans for weddings and social events. farm notes on milks, coal usage, and crop updates. and community notices on sales, bank rumors, lectures, and mild weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitonka
Otta Calllea
de Seefelt
Dahl
Wa Falls
A. Reader Wah
Algona Bualus
Srnday
Arihar Falk
Emmetsburg
Art Henningsen
Gainess
Des Moines
Leonard Daniels
Partalnd Townpip
Titanka
Hanigen
J. F. Fisher
Algona
G. L. Bartholomew
Anna Haken
Titanica
Wesday
M. E. Ladies Aid
W. J. Denton
Dr. Wallace
Ed Monson
Burt
Portland Township
August Deaths Reported in Kossuth County
A state health report records sixteen deaths in Kossuth County during August. Ages ranged from infants to eighty, with causes including heart disease arteriosclerosis inflammatory diseases and injuries from fractures and other incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Mty
Etehty
Uelings
Avonia
Jone
Diarra Hoeay
Cannes
Algona Bottling Works Sold To New Consolidation
A sale last Thursday transferred Algona Bottling Works from J. W. Staley and Mark Sarchett to O. J. Stephenson. The operation will merge with Miner Candy Kitchen in a new building this summer on Salisbury heirs lot, with a corporation to include Miner and Stephenson and other stockholders. Staley retires and may pursue other business in Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Blephenson
J. W. Staley
Mark Satchett
Miner Candy Kitchen
Salisbury
Miner
Stephenson
Sarchett
National Salute Details Twenty One Gun Practice
The document describes a national salute practiced in Washington where ships fire twenty one guns for the president or a visiting ruler. It notes a single ship fires the salute at Washington's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
German Toy Trade Faces Postwar Recovery Hurdles
The piece notes Germany as a leading toy producer before the war with exports near 25 million dollars of a 26 million total and discusses postwar rebound challenges. It mentions England selling 1500 kinds of German toys at original prices, France’s booming doll output, a French bank aiding toy trade, and fears of Japanese competition in the US market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNE
Germany
Hwnthe
United States
England
France
Visitors Attend Ninth Grade Program and Absences Noted
Last Friday the first division of the ninth grade hosted a program with Moex James T P Reibkameny Geo Cogswell and others present. Absent were Miga Marie Pink and Mabel Metroy while weather caused some students to miss the High School room and exams were given later for those absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garfield
Moex James T. P. Reibkameny
Geo, Cogswell
Alice Verney
J. Breen
Jay Uadlong
R. DB. Temple
Maye Budlong
Cune- Ine Collies
Elmer Mechlar
Comey Agai
Allivera
Miga Marie Pink
Thc
Mabel Me
Troy
Rogin
Primary School Notes Patriotic Program in Primary Room
The Primary room hosts a patriotic program Friday at 1:50 p.m. with songs such as The Starry Banner and Our Flag, dialogues, and appearances by students including Leona Windlow and George Swalve. Several students are named for honors and birthday treats mark St. Valentine’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriday
Hays
Beasle
George Ree
Jeanette
Washington
Clair Motion
Welford
Arthur
Myrtle
Harold Nelson
Rerkay
Henry Sachwu
Boy Washington
Nicent Valentine
Emaa ‘Tee
Maynard
Soldier Boy
Leota Lamoreux
Windloy
Leona Wind
Loraine T
Dolly
Pearl
Mamma
USA
Kitty
Dulay
Mary
Marrice
Bath—Arms
Donald Ix
Lincoln
Flag Boys
Papa
Golden Keys
Lessia
Agnes
Cavalry Men
Helen
Carrier
Lester Frank
Loni
Maurice K
Donald
Geo
William
Leona Song
Old Flag
Floyd Frank
Carrie Back
Boyd Tiedens
George Swalve
Oscar Hemmana
Life of
Eartee Haneen
William Kaufman
Maurice Kell
Maurice
Primary Room Honor Roll And Valentine News
An account notes January attendance with several students listed as present and not absent or tardy. It mentions treats of candy and popcorn, teachers and pupils exchanging Valentines, a visit by Rev Knoer, and plans for Washington booklets in third and fourth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An¢S
William
Maurice
Oulsa Callies
Arthur Muller
Walter Anderson
Loraine Tierney
Jeona Knoer
Clair Huifner
Mary Frank
Gilnour Reibgamen
Harold Breen
Wichert Hulsmann
Maynard Lamoreux
Donald Wigle
Leota Lamoreukx
Loydedena
Rev. Knoer
Ralph Dahl
Sid
Washington
Gertie Sleper
Magdalene Muller
Mabel Wolfe
Minett’ Pannhuk
Uarrey Hanson
Geer] Lamoreux
Chirpence Cooper
Henry Jangeen
Lester Hagen
Mary Anderson
Bernard Tiernay
Louise Burts
Eva Anderson
Johonie Pannkuk
Grace Sleper
Statement of the Merl Sta figs Bank Assets and Liabilities
A 1917 bank statement for Merk Sta figs Bank in Kossuth County shows assets including gold and silver holdings, cash items, and real and personal property. Liabilities list capital stock, various deposits, and other profits, with officers Amesbury and Wolfe swearing to the document before Notary Edith Budlong on February 17 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merk Stafigs Bank
Towa
Mtonku
Kossit' County
Li Linade
Stata
Thia Bank
Rational Bank
Ocala Dew Asences Betes
Asvete Vo
Cccceisa
Enund
Cme
Konsuth
I. TL
Amesbury
Jund Lee D. Wolfe
Bank Jabove
Sald Bank
Be‘ing
Try Lassate
F. KR
Lee G.wolfe
FRK
Les O. Wolfe
Edith Budlong
Kossuth County
Beal
B. &. Pannkuok
B. A. Pannkuk
Temple Central Office Adverts For Appointments
Dit K DB temple central office at residence one block from main street offers all work by appointment with office hours 8 to 10. Titonka W B Quarton and D Quarton law offices list Kossuth County State Bank bulking phone office 427 residence 31 AM matters will receive prompt and persistent attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blome
Perry
Presbyterian Church In
Germania
Carl Perry
Titonka
Emma Blome
Elmore
Dalton
Altey
Kossack
Alice
Simon Blonie
Mrs. Perry
Jude Stevens
Dit
Temple
Main Street
W. B. Quarton
D. Quarton
Kossuth County State Bank
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Frank Bulis
Standard Oil Company
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C. V. Pendergask
Cildren
Iit
John Bohannon
Princess Theater
Thar
Trousittoeder Bros
UDMBR
Thomas A. Edison
Ames College
Miriam Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard
Lusitania
Hudson
C. Eramons
Wisconsin
UDM
Gollmar Bros
Jualing Bros. Circus
Ln Ol
Ala
Vqello “Falke
Chicago
Milenetee
Boekytd
Barney
Deiry Lilestoner
Teporta
Iowa
Atate
Otto Callies
Walte
G. G. Kruger
Geo. Cogawell
Des [Moines
J. A. Vipond & Sons
Tuttle
Kansas City
Missonr
Frank Prussman
L. Lamoraux
Gerdes
Wesley
Rosalie Moline
Drs
Albert Schauf
Jenniie Hobbs
Kell and
Reaser
Wyoming
Register
Bancroft
Dyresville Capital
D. E. Turner
Princeton, Jr
Valentine
C. BD. Hutchins
Lora M. Robinson
Cedar. Fails
H. Laugher
Laugher
Schanke & Co
Mason City
Columbia
S. L. Thompson
The
Corwith Hustler
Florida
Mercury
Olaf Berquist
Spike
A. Blatts
Blatts
Minnesota
Blatt
Lee C. Wolfe
Kossuth County Improvement Association
John Amesbury
Ford
Lara
Wether
Mrz
Paterson
Ot Lars Ha Teres
Tiveatyck
Interlaken
Bird Paint Beach
Wade
Mr. Livingston
Tle Crowde
Fairmont
Sentinal
Flock Island
Sibley
Raudeliush
Rex
Mortala
Exsthervilly
Aetherville
Hetherville Democrat
Yeggs
Adams
State
Senate
Adams Hoa
Oscar Hedwick
W. J. Dewton
Mie
Algons
BM. Wallace
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