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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1916

Page

4

Local visits and obituaries mark Gerania region gathering

Mr and Mrs Jelto Beenken and Liz Ron visited from Alexander and stayed with Henry Beenlen and Mya Whitney family. Residents Andrew Julius from Minnesota and Amos Becker visited nearby towns. Barneys Logan died in Sherburn MN, funeral plans noted. Community members traveled to Kamrar and Buffalo Center for errands and family matters as others returned from visits east of town.

Germania News Jelto Beenken Lie Ron Alexander Nya Henry Beenlen M. A. Whitney Emma Jerry Schutter West Bend Gi. Schutter Andrew Julius Minnesota A. Q. Smith Amos Becker Con- Ber Elmer Smith Christ Buffalo Center Ntv John Pb Wow Shefford Myra H. T. Mossman Rake Zur Ringenbare Ventura A. Behrends Kamrar J. A. Welp A. A. Vreesman Kankar C. Tripp May Lula Brenner J. R. Johnson Kumvar Barney Logan Hwe Sherburn Minn Chas Logan Misa Lucile Patterson Wm. Railderits Ie Smith Migs Steinmery Gerled Fonds Thaves Hans John Sehlener Ivanhoe J. H. Meyer G. Seymonr Bately Busi Deas Ralph Geordes Ifehela Ed Doottchar Laura Edna Boet

Family guests Mia Christi hosted at home

Mrs. and Mrs. Christl of Blue Earth were guests the first part of the week at the home of their sister Mia.

Icher of Blue Earth Mia Leonard Christi

The Problem of the Retired Farmer

A long discussion on retirement for farmers outlines two main paths. One keeps ownership and some activity on the farm to stay connected, and the other emphasizes relocating to a community with a church, school, stores, and cooperative networks to improve quality of life and social ties. The article cites Wallace's Farmer and notes reader responses and observations from Montana and Titonka, Iowa.

Ion the Geome Farm Fe Hgh Ife Lfe Golden Gates Wallace

Diet cures rheumatism claims in health note

The Hygienist magazine asserts rheumatism is diet related and can be cured by proper cooking and eating. It urges readers to obtain January issue for full information and provides purchase details through news dealers or a 10 cent mail request to The Hygienist Publishing Co.

Hygiest Hr. R. R. Daniels Hygileniat Publishing Co Majeste Bidg Denver Golo

Lincoln Items From Germania and Nearby

Rev Nolta of Elmore conducted German services in Germania last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F A Welp and daughter left for their new home at Kamrar where they had traded their farm for a hardware store. John Craig and Anton Helmer went to Blackberry Minnesota after Mr Craig's stock and farm machinery. The Brinkman twins of Kamr are here caring for Hasbrok’s farm. Eight youths left Germania for the Presbyterian College at Dubuque. A large crowd attended the dance at John Hagendorn’s. School started in the Chis Selbold district with Mrs Fanny Harris as teacher. Disease death news reached Mr and Mrs C C Rippentrop with Herman Greathouse passing in Montana.

Blackberry Minn Mr. Craig Brinkman Twins Louis and Jake Kamar Henry Hasbrok Mrs. Hasbrok Tye Warren Lepley Eldora Mrs. L Max Wisher Mousel Bros John Hagendorn John Dornbush Buffalo Center Andrew Julius Borup Miain Viait Chis. Selbold Fanny. Harris Thompson C. C. Rippentrop Herman Hous Montana Peta Weasels Brinkman Boys Hasbrock Place Raymond and Clarence Hill Apent

North West Wesley News Highlights Local Visits and Meetups

Mr John Kuchenreuther and daughter Anna visited Titonka on Saturday. Mrs Archie Barnabee stayed with sister Mia. Robert Ward and family called on Titonka neighbors. Loretta Reilly visited Wesley to stay with Adele Reilly and attend a teachers meeting in Algona. A skating party and sleigh ride occurred Saturday evening. Frank Ward visited Klenvik. Jacob Johnson set up a windmill for Gus Carlson but weather delayed completion. Will Ward and family visited Brill Goetz. The Peter Christensen home hosted a Young People meeting forming the Dasne Young People’s Society to help fund the minister. The next gathering will be at John Kuchenreuther’s home in two weeks with a short program. Lynn Kuchenreuther bought property near Titonia from John Briggs and plans to move by March. Gibson, N A Smith, and Arthur Ward hauled hogs to Sexton. John Wabben to Wesley. Walter and Ellen Ward visited Wesley.

North West Wesley News John Kuchenrenther Anna Titonka Archie Barnabee Mia Robert Ward Arthur Ward Nellie Loretta Reilly Wesley Adele Reilly Ben Yeit Algona Frank Ward Klenvik Iowa Jacob Johnson Gus Carlson Will ‘Ward Brill Goetz

Community Notes From Portland Area Visits and Illness

Portland community items record visits among the Fitch, Ringsdorf, Smith, and Ollom families. Several members recover from grippe and influenza while others host relatives, travel to Burt and nearby towns, and handle farm tasks and farm goods sales.

House Contract for E. O. Mann and Jay Grover Occupancy

A two story house contract is planned to be started in February for Jay Grover's occupancy with E. O. Mann as owner. The local scene shows frequent travel and family moves with residents like Albert Leek and Martin Nelson preparing moves to Wisconsin and Minnesota. The report records several illnesses grippe and rheumatism affecting Burt area residents, plus new and ongoing home builds and family visitors.

E. O. Mann Jay Grover Albert Leek Grand River Mrs. Leek Albert John Cunningham Jas Cunningham Burt Geo. Allen Herman Pitts Alberk Elizabeth Dittmer Arthur Harry Hobson Mike Bauman Martin Nelson Wisconsin

Peace and Prosperity Slogan Sparks War Tax Question

A Palo Alto Reporter note questions why war taxes exist if the nation enjoys peace and calls the Democratic slogan Peace and Prosperity. The piece critiques political messaging and reflects on tax policy amid public debate.

J. W. Hinchon Democratic Party Certa Ed Hinchon Palo Alto

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