New Bank Opens Feb 1 at Topic Building
The Titonka Savings Bank will operate from the Topic building until its new facility is ready around February first. The charter has been loaned by the State Auditor, enabling the bank to begin business. Al Falkenhainer of Algona serves as president with F R Amesbury of Titonka as vice president and cashier. Most stock is held by Titonka residents, and supplies are ordered for immediate opening.
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Titanka Savings Bank
al. Falkenhainer
Algona
Titonia
Swriter
Titonka Citizens
One Breed to a Community Boosts Wisconsin Dairy
A Wisconsin agricultural note urges farmers to select one breed for a community to keep stock uniform and easier to market. Breeders in Waukesha County sold over 200000 dollars worth of breeding stock in a single year, underscoring the plan's value to dairy states.
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al Ames
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Health Grains By Dr. Daniels On Winter Health Tips
Dr Daniels outlines causes of asthma and goitre links and suggests habits to prevent illness. He warns against overheated sleeping outdoors in zero weather and recommends covering the face when sneezing, burning nasal secretions, and balancing winter diets with fruits and vegetables.
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R. B. Daniels
Death Notices Terman Groathous of Wolf Point Montana
Telegram from B A and B A Pannhuk announces the death of Herman Groathous from pneumonia fever in Wolf Point Montana. He was son of H Groathous of North German and married to Effie Patakute. Funeral to be held at Buffalo Center after remains ship from Montana. He and his wife farmed in German township before moving north and had visited here several times. His death brings gloom to relatives and friends.
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Terman Groathous
B. A
B. A. Pannhuk
Herman Groathous
Wolf Point
Montana
Mgr. Groathous
2. H. Groathous
Pannituk’s
Buffalo Center
Greathous
Effie Patakute
A. Patakutk
Auction at Haswell prompts Grant township move
The Swea City Herald reports A M and W A McAninch of Haswell Colorado sent auction bills and moved stock and machinery back to Grant township. The notice notes public sale practices differ west and east with a noon free lunch and a cash terms requirement.
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Grant Two
Herald
A. M
W. A. McAninch
Haswell
Colorado
Grant Township
Swea City Herald
Thieves Slaughter Reifer Near Algona
Thieves struck at the Robert Kain property just north east of Algona last week Tuesday night, killing a fat reifer and leaving head, feet and entrails in the yard. Local butchers call the act amateurish, noting improper severing of legs and neck. no clues found by Mr. Kain.
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Robert Kain
Algona
Mr. Kain
Kain
Painting Under Neighbors Scorn and Doubt
A poem-style caution advises ignoring critics who mock your work and push you to abandon your craft. The speaker urges persistence, painting steadily despite harsh opinions, until the task is complete. It cites a quip attributed to Davy about pursuing credit while not fearing neighbors.
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Davy
Walt Musan
Money Order Theft Suspects Held After Find
A rural mail carrier’s pouch left near Plum Creek contained Bancroft post office money order blanks stolen last fall. Charles Miller turned the pouch in to Algona Postmaster Finnell, who notified the department. Three men are jailed in Fort Dodge awaiting hearings on robberies of Bancroft Kanawha and possibly other offices.
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Charles Miller
Plum Creek
Bancroft Post Office
Algona
Finnell
Fort Dodge
Bancroft
Kanawha
Local pharmacist honored at Iowa City Short Course
Distinction for local man Al Fallkenhainer as he joins the Short Course in Pharmacy at the State University of Iowa City. He is listed on the program as an instructor and will deliver a lecture to students Thursday. The course gathers leading pharmacy educators from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Kansas.
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al Fallkenhainer
State University
Iowa City
Palkenhainer
Iowa State University
Schools of Pharmacy
Minnesota State University
Wisconsin State University
University of Kansas
Falkenhainer
Dea Hoines
School Notes and Class Rankings From Recent Week
Primary room showed half day absence due to blizzard while all pupils attended exams. Second Grade completed Jones Second Reader eleven books this year. Doris Wiler received a Christmas spelling board loaned by Darlas. Top students listed include Grace Steper Annie Javers Martha Stecker Harvey Shulla Bernard Tierney Howard Longbottom with advancing and beginner groups named Leota Lamoreux Maurice Kell Myrtle Sachau Jorala Tierney Maynard Lamoreux Doris Filer.
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Pearl Javers
Doris Filer
Erma Anderson
Louise Callies
Jones
Doris Wiler
Darlas
Boyd Tiedens
Grace Steper
Annie Javers
Martha Stecker
Harvey Shulla
Bernard Tierney
Howard Longbottom
Leota Lamoreux
Maurice Kell
Myrtle Sachau
Jorala Tierney
Maynard Lamoreux
Ackley visits and local notices from Wesley town column
Miss Belle Haverly visits Ackley and John Loebig heads to Mason City while dance at Belle Theater elicits pleasant reports. Mrs. Henry Kunz returns from St Paul. Dr Adams hosts two Dallas Center nieces. Richard Lloyd back from St Paul for medial care in St Luke's hospital. Mr Hubbard fractures hip after icy fall en route to Chapin home. Leap Year dance rumored. Martha Wagner returns from Fort Dodge. W F Friese relocates to Burt. bank officials attend arnst meeting. Editor A H Westphal sells Bancroft Register stake to R D Hutton and may leave Bancroft.
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Wesley
Belle Haverly
Ackley
John Loebig
Mason City
Belle Theater
Henry Kunz
St. Paul
FP. L. Adams
Dallas Center
Richard Lloyd
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Hubbard
Preston Chapin
Lucia
New Mexico
Hubbard
Chapin
Martha Wagner
Fort Dodge
Iowa
W. F. Friese
Burt
Library Club Notes and Upcoming Meeting
Library opens Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 with Mrs. M. C. Logan as librarian for the day. Mrs. C. V. Critz selected as a member at the last Ladies' Club meeting. Next meeting will be January 28 with Mrs. J. MaFisher.
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M. C. Logan
C. V.critz
Ladies’ Club
Mra
J. MaFisher
Statement of financial condition of bank with reserves
The document presents a bank balance sheet dated January 11 1916 listing overdrafts secured unsecured and bond deposits for circulation. It shows assets including reserves due from federal and approved reserve agents and other banks and liabilities such as capital stock surplus profits circulating notes and deposits with a total around 14 425 21 dollars. The cashier J J Cosgrove signs sworn statement before a notary Hulth Budlong on behalf of the directors A Schram B Murtagh J W Sullivan and G D Wel housen.
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Oni Sieerseses
Burplus
Iowa
Kossuth
I. J. J. Cosgrove
J. J. Cosgrove
Hulth Budlong
A. Schram
B. Murtagh
J. W. Sullivan
G. D. Welhousen
Weer
Pena
Whittemore Boar Rampage Injures Four Horses
North of town Whittemore owners patched up four horses badly cut by a four year old boar with long tusks. The animal attacked while calm, injuring a belly wound, neck slash, stifle jab, and leg wound. veterinarian Potter treated the beasts and warned two remain serious.
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Potter
Whittemore Chamion
Ginseng Grower Sells 200 Pounds to East for $900
Webster City resident N. J. Loring sold 200 pounds of dried ginseng root to an eastern firm for $900. The crop, from one acre, averaged about $4.56 per pound. Loring, a six year ginseng farmer and rural mail carrier, notes the need for shade and staggered planting to harvest in sections.
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Times-Republican
Webster City
N. J. Loring
Loring Han Heey
Mr. Loring
Teachers Examination Set For January At Algonia
The regular January Teachers Examination will be held at Algonia on January 26 27 and 28. Applicants must have six months teaching experience or twelve weeks training at an approved normal school and must be eighteen by April. William Shirley County Superintendent. CURLS MIDDAY BLOUSES Fashion hints by Mrs Bottomley with middy blouses for outdoor exercise and mourning hats described.
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Algoia
Wm. Shirley
County
Titonka Livery Barn Notice to Settle Accounts
Titonka Iowa notice to settle all accounts by cash or bankable note on or before January 1, 1918 after selling hardware business. All persons owing me are requested to call and settle promptly.
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Satele
Annual Titonka Creamery Meeting Notice
The Titonka Co-Operative Creamery Co. calls its annual meeting at the Hall in Titonka on June 29, 1916 at 2 a.m. Shareholders elect a Secretary Treasurer and two directors to replace Geo Schuster and Geo Kruger and may transact other business. J C Newville, Secretary.
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Titonka Co-Operative Creamery Co
Titonka
Geo, Schuster
Geo. Kruger
J. C. Newville
Piano Contract Arrears Prompt Pledge From Schmoller Co
A local customer near Tritonka fails to finish payments on a piano contract. The Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co of Omaha Neb recounts turning the piano to the first satin factory party who will settle the balance in cash or five dollars monthly.
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Tritonka
First Satin
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Omaha
Nebr
Cash for Poultry Market Seeks Birds for Cash
All poultry sellers are urged to bring birds for spot cash at the best market prices. J. B. Buna invites farmers to bring in what they have to sell as the country butchering proceeds as usual.
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Pillsbury
J. B. Buna
WIM
Complete moving picture outfit for Princess Theater
Bsale offers Frade or Rent of a full moving picture setup installed in the Princess Theater in Tilonka Iowa. Includes electric light fixtures seats and all necessary equipment. Theater building available for rent on reasonable terms Callum P R Gilligan owner Tilonka Iowa.
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Princess Theater
Tilonka
Iowa
Callum P. R. Gilligan
Harrington and Dickson Attorneys at Law Ad
Harrington and Dickson Attorneys at Law located at 212 214 First National Bank Blog Algons Iowa offer legal services through phone 289 to prospective clients seeking counsel.
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Harrington & Dickson
First National Bank
Algons
Iowa
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