Pioneer Dies in Woden at Seventy Nine Years
Dick Senne of Woden dies after days of illness from hiccough influenza. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m from the German Lutheran church with Rev Kilian in charge. Obituary to follow in next issue. Ringsted Santa Claus visit draws hundreds as Community Club and Legion distribute candy. Ringsted streets fill with children and carols. List of jurors for January term highlights Grand and Petit juries. subscription renewals noted for 1925 readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Senne
Woden
Kilian
Setine
Mack
Santa Claus
Ringsted
Legion
Wethope
Dispatch
Lutheran church notes announce New Year services and meetings
The St John s Lutheran church calendar lists a New Year Eve service at 7 30 p m New Year Day service at 10 80 a m and a Jan let 8pm annual meeting All voting members should attend The Concordia youth group meets at Bruno Stecker s home Next Sunday at 2 pm Sunday school meets next Sunday at 10 am German service Sunday at 11 am No evening service The pastor thanks the congregation for Christmas gifts and notes butcher business at Titonice Cafe Mike Bauman Titovka Iowa
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Concordia
Young People's Society
Bruno Stecker
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Checka
H. W. Schoenlein
Keen Interest Shown in Good Roads in Iowa
Des Moines reports widespread enthusiasm for good roads across Iowa. Glen Haynes of the Iowa Good Roads Association states residents recognize road improvements reduce car wear and fuel use. The group backs state control of primary roads, a two cent baseline tax, and a $85 million serial bond to be voted in 1926, with funds prioritizing debt service and road maintenance.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Glen ©. Haynes
Iowa Good Roads Association
Col. Haynes
41St General Assembly
Local Social Notes Chronicle Visits and Illnesses
Mr. Joe Tapper was on the sick list this past week. William Koch visited at the Broent Senne home and Carl Krause visited John Platater’s home Sunday afternoon. Willam D. Boyken visited Henry Boeckholdt’s home last week. The infant of Rev and Mrs Kilian was ill last week. John W. Plaister and his mother visited Reinder Kromminga Sunday. Eilert Hoyken enjoyed a pleasant café visit at John Ostermann’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller of Elk Mound Wisconsin visited Dr Ball Tuesday. The M E B church of Williams Iowa, former home of W F Callies, burned to the ground with a loss of 25000. Six Wibben family members are ill with the flu under a doctor’s care. Mrs Wibben was ill but improving.
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Joe Tapper
William Koch
Broent Senne
Carl Krause
John Platater
Willam D. Boyken
Henry Boeckholdt
Cafléy
John Ostermann
Chriatas Eye
Grant Miller
Elk Mqund
Wis
Dr. Ball
M. EB. Church
Williams
Iowa
W. F. Callies
Claus Wibben
Mru. Wibben
Titonka Eyes Local Cow Testing Association
County Agent Maakestad visited Titonka to discuss forming a cow testing association for 26 dairy farmers. The plan includes monthly farm testers, weighing of feed and milk per cow, cost tracking, and annual profit reports per animal for improved herd management. The group seeks support from the Titania creamery patrons.
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Maakestad
Titonka
Titania Creamery
Pheasants Not Nuisance Says University Expert
W H Over assistant curator at the University of South Dakota Museum disputes farmers claims that pheasants destroy grain and corn. He notes pheasants feed mainly on seeds and insects, not grain, especially in summer, and that winter grain loss is minimal. He argues only in crowded quarters with scarce food could pheasants threaten partridges, and urges open hunting seasons to manage numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Over
Museum of the University of South Dakota
Mr. Over
Stolen Oar Belonging to Hovey’s Father Recovered
An Essex coach owned by A. D. Hovey father of Shariffe L. Hovey was stolen in Fort Dodge on Saturday December 20 while he was visiting. The car was found Monday in Fort Dodge, with the machine stripped of accessories including the battery and other valuables. The insurance company is repairing the vehicle. Also noted, A. G. Falk traveled to Des Moines Tuesday to collect a new Overland sedan for Herman Meobler.
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Heiko Bruna
Algong
Grandpa Bruns
Fred
Herman
The
Interstate Power Company
Wovey
Andrew &. Hovey
Shariffeeot L. BE. Hovey
Fort Dodge
Mr. Hovey
Badger
A. G. Falk
Des Moines
Overland
Herman Meobler
Titonka High School Alumni Banquet Held In Church Hall
The first annual Titonka High School Alumni Banquet occurred Friday evening in the M. E. church basement due to limited dining capacity at the school. Piercey Reibsamen presided as toastmaster. officers elected for the year included Guido Sartor as president and Misa Gertie Sleeper as secretary treasurer. Numerous graduates attended, and after the banquet a business meeting selected new officers and the group enjoyed games at the I. C. O. F. hall into the night.
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Titouka High School
M. EH
Titonka
Piercey. Reibsamen
Lela M. Wolfa
Piercey Reibsamen
Britt
Guido~ Sartor
Misa Gertie-Sleeper
Frank Newville
Titonia High School
Geo. Bonacker
Estelle Bonacker
Annis Brung
Eddie Brung
Ocheydan
Stella Mass Breen
Marie Buffington
Alton Hansen
Lawrence Hansen
Gordon Hansen
Lorna Longbottom
Vilna Larsen
Vera Mechler
Allee McElroy
Frank ‘Newville
Bon. Pannkuk
of. Ames
Lela M. Wolfe
Carrie E. Wolfe
Doris Zwiefel
Ames
Beet grower Ed Looft backs rotation for beets near Ledyard
Ed Looft of southeast of Ledyard visited Bancroft and discussed beet farming. He reports yields around 14 tons per acre in 1928 and near 12 tons in the past season. He promotes clover sod rotation to control weeds and plans a one acre beet patch next year. He emphasizes thorough cultivation before and after planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Looft
Ledyard
Regiate
Looft
Bancroft Register
Good Roads Bond Debate Faces Statewide Vote
Ringsted Dispatch opposes a state bond plan of 85 million dollars for a 3000 mile paving drive. The paper argues against financing by bonds or higher gasoline taxes and urges voters to decide when the issue reaches the ballot. It notes lawmakers may still place the tax before statesmen, but favors paying as they go.
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Good Roads. Association of Town
Jong
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Geo
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Swea City
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Kansas City
Aweenie Auto School
Helen Baaks
Crystal Lake
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