Titonka High School Alumni Form Association
Reunion of Titonka High School graduates last Thursday organized an alumni association. Officers elected include Piercey Reibsamen president and Lela M Wolfe secretary treasurer. Dues set at fifty cents. banquet planned for Christmas holidays.
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High School
Titonka High School
Wim. Amesbury
Vance Reibsamen
Gordon Hangen
Piercey Reibsamen
Clarence ‘Turner
Alice McIlroy
Lela M
Wolfe
Tella Mae Breen
Guido Sartor
Lawrence Hansen
Hazel Stott
Vernon Cooper
Messra
Gordon Hansen
Andrew Wallace
Earl Stott
Lela M. ‘Wolfe
Oakville
Lowe
Annual Meeting of Kossuth County Farm Bureau
The Kossuth County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting at Cape Call Opera House in Algona, January 7. Secretary C W Hunt will speak, officers will be elected, and a full program of reports and events is planned with over 600 attendees expected last year. A Rebecca’s dinner will be served for 60 cents per plate.
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I. F. BF
H. A. Nelnan
Portland
J. BE
Erickson
Sweatno
Roseuth
W. T. Maakestad
O. R. Schoby
Ames
A. A. Graham
Farm “Bureau
Kossuth ‘County
Farn Bureau
Cape Call Opera House
Algona
Mon Sy
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Thre
Women's Department
Rebeccas
Boeing Chicago
Francea Nelson
Burton Thorpe
Shairman
Elisabeth A. Upton
Amercan
O. W. Hunt
Infant Daughter of Ledyard Residents Dies After Pneumonia
The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Batton of Ledyard died last Saturday after a brief illness with pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday conducted by Rev. Kamman, with burial in Maple Hill cemetery. The community offers condolences to the grieving parents.
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John Batton
Ledyard
Presbyterian Church
Kamman
Maple Hill
Norrow
Woman Sues Uncle Over Veterans Benefit Denial
Mra Edgar Nelson of Dows sues the U S government for 10000 claiming the Veterans Bureau refused to pay her son’s tuberculosis insurance benefits. Nelson died in Oakdale last January after serving in Company I 161st infantry overseas. An initial $57.60 monthly allowance was applied for in October but denied.
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Ham
Edgar Nelson
Dows
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Nelson
Oakdale
Minnesota Letter From New London Minn 1928
Dear Editor a reader from New London Minnesota writes of a growing crop and mild fall weather noting good yields and optimism for future years The missive mentions places such as Ming Padatths and speaks to local farming conditions and hope for continued increases in numbers of readers and supporters.
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Hans Brix
Minnesota
New London
Ming
Padatths
Adoper New
California
Minnesota Tourism Glimpses and Car Crash Near Hutchings
A state tourism note lauds Minnesota lakes like Green Lake with its 300 cottages and growing resort chatter about an Orphan Home proposed for $20,000,000. Two Stilson youths in a crash near Hutchings sustain cuts, no broken bones, after reckless driving on the wrong side of the road according to Corwith Hustler.
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Union
Green Lake
California
Minnesota
Stilson
Hutchings @ nfaw
Arch Graves
Corwith Hustler
Man Killed in Sexton Pike Automobile Crash
A young man working on a Sexton area farm died last Saturday evening when an auto overturned on the Pike. He leaned over to assist another occupant as the car began to move, fell and struck his head, suffering a fatal neck injury near Sexton.
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Sexton
Hustler
Quietly Married in LeMars Couple Begin Life in Milford
Henry A. Adden and Miss Kathryn Stenzel wed in LeMars on December 20 at Rev. J. Ballmar’s ceremony. Adden, formerly with Lea Trucking, now runs a shop in Milford Iowa. The couple left for a short honeymoon and will reside in Milford after January 1 where Adden enters the repair business.
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Stenzel
Les Mars
J. Ballmar
Adden
Lea ‘Trucking Co
Milford
Iowa
A.reichtsann
LeMarg
Abe
Marie Adsden
Herman Beck
Mrs. Adden
Mr. Adden
LeMars Sentinel
Farm near Sheldon sold for high price
The Gene Griffith 160 acre Sheldon farm was sold recently to J H Tute for 200 dollars per acre, a high price due to the property's distance from town as noted by the Dispatch.
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Gene Griffith
Sheldon
J H. Tute
Dispatch
Monroe doctrine and American influence across oceans
A historical reflection links Monroe’s proclamation to U S leadership abroad and later events in Cuba and the Philippines while noting pride in national symbols and a call to local civic effort through a Sloan community club to boost Blonx City business and oppose loss to neighbors.
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Monroe
Europe
America
South America
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Russia
Japan
Columbia
Manson Journal
Bloan
Blonx City
Star
Man Shoots Wife Then Commits Suicide Near Town
The LaVerne News reports that on Friday a man named George Miller shot his wife in an apparent attempt to kill her and then shot himself in the heart near his parents' home. Mrs Miller survived with a scalp wound. Miller died at the scene. The coroner ruled death from unknown causes after a post mortem. The Oakes case in Graettinger Spencer area is also noted with a kidnapped girl recovered and investigation ongoing.
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George Miller
Chan. Miller
the News
Mrs. Miller
Dr. Spooner
George
Milley
Fig
Clarence Miller
Dr. Jansen
Wm. Ristau
Scott W. Hanna
Arnold Wagner
Mra. Miller
Spooner
Tial
S'éfock
Spencer
Oakes
Graettinger
Misa Oakes
Saturaine
Eope
Jon Oakes, Jr
Miss Oakes
Tha Atry
Oaskea
Value of road boosts farmland price after joining buyers
A southern landowner with a bearing peach orchard worth about one hundred thousand dollars improved a rough access route to his home. Real estate men urged buyers to visit, and after spending five thousand dollars to upgrade the final half mile, the property sold within a month of road completion. The note warns that good roads raise adjacent farm values in similar cases.
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Ircumatances
Gome
Prospecc
Tive
Atata
HAD NO LICENSE Hidenwith fined for hunting without permit
Ervon Hidenwith of near Whittemore was arrested by Game Warden John Lang and brought to Algona. He pled guilty before Justice A Hutchison and paid a 25 dollar fine plus 44.35 dollars costs. He received a stay bond for three months. Meanwhile Herman Carlson reports cholera in his herd near Cosgrove, with Dr Ball attending. Ernest Schmidt and his mother attended a funeral in Ren ton county last week.
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Gerhardt Bruns
Hudson
Iowa
H. O. Peters
Woden
Chas
Anker
Alen
Minn
John Seefeldt
Wesley
W. A. Worsley
Ernest Schmidt
Titonka
Helmer Beenken
Dick Welp
Titonks
Wm. Boyken
Towa
Bessie Tryon
Mrgy Onno Brune
Lows
Peter Beenken
Geo
A. Kienk
J. N. Dawson
Mason City
Jas. Gurren
Hang Brix
New London
Mina
John Dittmer
Burt
Martin Dittmer
Guttenberg
Henry Ditter
Ireton
Ervon Hidenwith
Whittemore
John Lang
Algona
Justice of the Peace
A. Hutchison
Quiet Wedding in Lakota Township
John Gerdes and Katie Bauman quietly married at the Lutheran church in Lakota Wednesday morning. The couple will reside on the Gerdes home farm in German Township after a honeymoon with relatives in George and Everly, moving into married life with many friends extending congratulations.
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Bauman
Lutheran Church
Kota
Mr. Gerdes
R. B. Gerdes
Gereman
Lakota
George and
Everly
German i
Methodist Notes and Upcoming Meetings in January
The Dean Aid postpones a meeting to January 10 with E M Sparks. Titan ica Aid to meet January 9 with Mrs Carrie Bonacker. Home Missionary Society to meet Friday with Mrs Squire and Mrs Kell. Services planned for next Sunday. Emphasis on patriotism and honoring laws, Sabbath remembrance urged.
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Dean
Titanica Aid
Mra
Carrie Bonacker
The
Home, Missionary Society
Cwill
Joyal
Jehoval
Canadian Montana firms plan gold mining on Herke farm
A. G. Herke reports representatives from Canadian and Montana companies visited to develop gold deposits on his farm. He leased a 40 rod by 3 yard strip along the Jack Creek bed and will receive 20 percent of the gold. New mining machinery capable of 100 tons of gravel daily will be shipped this winter and work is expected to start when ground permits.
Mrs Otto Falkenhaver Of Algona Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Otto Falkenbather of Algona died Monday morning after a long illness. She was a popular, well known resident in northern Iowa. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon. Also noted an acreage fundraising effort by O. Anderson raising 61,400 in 44 acres this year, planning a larger field next year.
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Otto Falkenbather
Algona
Iowa
A. O.anberison
Drake's New Year Greeting from Mason City Iowa
Drake of Mason City Iowa offers a New Year message urging the Golden Route as guide for the republic and citizens in 10R¢, wishing prosperity and happiness for 1908.
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Drake
Republic
D. Drake
Mason City
Towa
Iowa Legislature Begins Code Revision Session 1924
The Towa legislature starts a session focused on revising the Iowa code. Early days will forecast the session's nature. If only code revision bills are considered, adjournment may come with the task largely finished by early spring, Corydon Times-Republican reports.
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Towa
Iowa
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Hans H. Brix
Hutchins
Henry A. Adden
Miss Kathryn
George Milley
Grace Oakes
Qraettinger
Herman Carlson
Cosgrove Darm
Hla
Hoz
Ball
Ernest H. Schmidt
Ernest Bechmidt
Renton
Peorple
John Gerdes
Katie
Methodist Notes
Otto Falken Haver
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