Lincoln Defeats and Determination in Early Struggles
An exhortation on Abraham Lincoln's early defeats from failed elections to business losses and a dying fiancée, highlighting his grim faith and perseverance. It argues that with grit and stick-to-it-iveness, one can prevail, contrasting discouraged individuals with Lincoln's eventual presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
Rim
Congress
U. S. Senate
Douglas
Fires Broadside At Erring Brethren
Editor J H Holcomb urges New Year fellowship and mutual cooperation among townspeople farmers merchants and banks. He cites efforts by the commercial club town council and farmers toward a rest room balanced by a cooperative grain dealing plan and local cash terms to sustain community wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O
Ord
Cooperation and dairy town pride face selfish habits
An editorial urges farmers and townspeople to support the local creamery, condemning noncooperators who tear down communal dairy efforts. It warns against dirty cream, praises patient merchants and banks, and questions motives, urging a vow to sustain cooperatives and preserve prices locally.
Hunger and loyalty urged to patronize local industry
The speaker urges brother farmers to support home industries and patronize local businesses. They argue for self loyalty and better times beyond the deplorable 1921 era, requesting unity and proactive economic patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Farmer
The Time to Think of Mother Poem Reflection
A reflective verse urges youths to consider mothers before crime and punishment. It contrasts thoughts of mother with acts of violence and crime, pressing for urgent personal reform to spare a mother's sorrow. The piece condemns neglect of maternal care until consequences loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Titonka Community Notice Board Thursday Events
Local residents in Titonka and nearby towns participated in visits and gatherings. The article lists social calls, church activities, a charity apron and overalls fundraiser, a hog sale at Algona, and a Mayo Clinic trip for Worsley, with several names and small town connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G- Gibson
Titonica
Frank Ward
Klemme
Otto Harig
St. Benedict
Walter Anderson
Geo. Larson
Kent
Sexton
Dean
Joe
Svingen
Arson
Anderson
Chicago
Mr. Larson
W. A. Worsley
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Howard Andrews
Merritt Austin
Titanka
T. Anderson
Burt
M. EB. Hoover
Rea Hutchinson
Matt Hansem
Titonia
Lou Bolenous
Bert Sanders
L. A
J. D. Andrews
L. B. Larson
Jwsus Bouacker
Britt
Fern Andrews
Algona High School
Gilbert Nelson
Local visitors and community notes from Woden area
Mrs Smith of Garner visited her daughter Mrs Emery Lewis in Woden for a few days. Woden's basketball team played Thompson, losing 20 to 47. Numerous residents and visitors were noted from Britt, Titonka, Crystal Lake, Garner, and nearby towns, with several calls, trips, and small events listed, including sales, sickness, and social outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Garner
Emery Lewis
Woden
Thompson
George Breen
Algona
Clara
Anna Orthel
Mason City
Ernest Senne
Martha Wellner
Brandt
Watbrook
Minn
Carver
Frank
Ralph Marr
Granada
Boye Delckman
Titonia
Mrs. Ray
John Davidson
Ringsted
Davidson
John Holtort
Britt
Herman Swears
Jacobs
Minneapolis
Miss Harming
Pannhuk
Titania
Henry Baack
Garner and Clear, Lake
F. Simmons
Titonka
Guy Bruns
Dalinagy
Buffalo Center
Sunaye P
Margaret and
Genévieve ‘Lawler
Cee
N. D. Ray
John Smith
Shipping Association
Amil Patel
Crystal Lake
Juanita Murr
Grace Bobiuag
Miss Hope Ulrich
George Orthel
Harold and
Hether Misaman
Titonica
John Bode
Sam Barro
Henry Bode
John Boeken
Esther
Alvin Kramer
Harry Ulrich
Carl Taotmerer
Harmina Pannhuk
John Ruddiaill
Adolph Orthel
Art Runtzel
Katie Siboldt
Lalata
Robert Kirschbaum
Farm Bureau Meeting Draws 600 Farmers in Algona
The Kossuth county Farm Bureau annual meeting drew about 600 farmers, with sessions at the courthouse and opera house. President C R Schoby, G W Patterson, Mrs A P Ives, H D Hutchins and others spoke. Auditing and treasurer reports showed solid finances and progress by county agents Monakestad and Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Kossuth
Algona
Opera House
C. R. Schoby
G. W. Patterson
Burt
A. P. Ives
Farm ‘Bureau
H. D. Hutchins
Farm Bureau speaker lauds state and national progress
Mreal. S. Fisher of Edgewood Town member of the state executive committee of the Farm Bureau spoke on the growth of the state and national Farm Bureau Federations and the need for a farm credit corporation. An audience member challenged him but was silenced as the meeting elected officers CG R Schoby president G W Patterson vice president P F Kreithe secretary Myron Schenck treasurer. Resolutions praised farm programs and urged studying grain and livestock marketing plans and proposed retrenchment for taxing bodies. A pay as you go policy and repeal or amendment of county funding bonds were favored. Notice to stockholders listed Titanka Co operative Creamery meeting Jan 28. Other shipments and farm loan offers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreal. S. Fisher
Edgewood Town
The
Farm Bureau
Fisher
State
National Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Movement
R. Schoby
Union Township
G. W. Patterson
Portland Township
Pp. F. Kriethe
Burt Township
Myron Schenck
Farm Burea Federation
Kossuth
U. S
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Lee O. Wolfe
Iowa
Reras
Canada
Oreian Advertising Representative
Se.f
American Press Association
Swee City
Owl
Sterco
Pruaffree
E. L. Hansen
Doan News
Woden News
Titanka Co-operative Creamery Company
Breagther
J. C. Nanville
Ty We Swanson
Geo. Larsen
Tarniers' Elevator Co
Bruno Stecker
Haggard & Falkenhainer
E, E. Schwietert, Auctioneer
Town
W. J. Denton
J. C. Wiese
Bancroft
BTATH
Kewl
Pierre Sartor
DR. Roy
Ball
Bergeon
the Farmers Co-Operative Society OF Wesley
Wm. Spangler
Harrington & Dickinson
First National Bank
Clapsaddle
M. BP
Henry Meyer Real Estate and Insurance
Meyer’s Real Hatate
M. P. Haggard
First Nat'l Bank
A. M. Petersen
Thtonka
Towa
W. B. Quarton
D. Quarton Kossuth County State Bank
Gus. ‘Fredrickson
Calla
Hank
Woden Woden, Iowa
Weasley
KODAK
O. J. Branford
Empire Type Foundry
Mfg
Hood
Sarees Battlo
Wev
the, Titonka Savings Bank
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