Frank Ringsdorf Dies Very Suddenly
Frank Ringsdorf died unexpectedly Monday night after a brief illness described by physicians as heart failure. He had been active locally, served as a long-time farmer, and leaves a large family. Funeral services are planned for Friday at 2 p.m. at his home and church with burial in the local cemetery.
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Titonka
Mrs J Smith Hosts Woman's Club meeting
Mrs. J. Smith entertained the Woman's Club on Monday. Mrs. Clapsaddle read five items which were greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Treptow planned a Friday trip to Half Moon where they will visit.
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J. Smith
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Clapsaddle
Ally
Treptow
Twenty Years of Prayers at Burts Advertising
Fragmentary text reflects a long kept faith or ritual at Burts advertising. It mentions years and a residence of someone aged seventeen and references old residents. The exact events or dates are unclear.
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Burts
Tuyerne
Ella Rike Weds Will Stenzel at Britt Farm Home
Ella Rike, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo Rike of Britt, married Will Stenzel of Britt in a Thursday evening ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev Mueller officiated with few close friends witnessing. a four course dinner followed and the couple will reside on Mrs Rike’s farm west of town March Ist.
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Rika
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Will Stanzel
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German Lutheran Church
Julius. Uebler
Mas .Ketl
Titonka
Horn
Marehist
Portland Notes Mention Visits and Local Happenings
Portland township residents report social events and personal visits as Jim Bleich arrives from Algona for a few weeks on the farm. Census work by Lute Melizza and a Farmers Line meeting outline community activity and a telephone transition. A surprise party honors the Hugo Bleich family with 41 guests and a farewell gathering for neighbors, while Miss Dorothy Reseger returns home from Goldfield.
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Algona
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Leckliter
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Cogsdil
Graham &Hawcett
Brace
Will
Jim, Armstrong
Merle
Lowe Rock
Sharpe
Tom Trenary
Durwond Moore
Bert “Moore
Adhdol
Portland Township
Martain
T. Peters
Carda
Elza Woltz
H. G. A. Sewick Farm
Portland
Hugo’ Bleich
Jim
Ed Weiske
Bluff View
Dorothy Reseger
A.A
Christensen
Hugo Bleich
Tod Martin
Harbart Moore
Burt
John
Lute Melizza
Jas, Sewick
Tee U
Chrete
Pearson
Fairview
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Taying
Farm Bureau
School House
Bolinger
Hugo Bieich
Lewish
Show Fever Links and Society Notes From Local Page
Residents recall a lively show night with the Ringsdorf trio and others touring Algona in snow. Social columns highlight gowns, fashions, and contrasts between city papers and rustic celebrations as a lecture by Southern musicians is announced for January 24 at the M. E. church.
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Closing Out Sale At Kunz and Geerdes Farm
A January 30 1920 closing out sale at Kunz and Geerdes farm 40 miles southeast of Titonka features 15 horses and colts 83 Holstein and Shorthorn cows and heifers three 27 year old brood cows 8 head of 100 pound shorn hay supplies and all machinery. Sale starts at 11 A M with HLMER WILSON as proprietor auctioneers Kinz and Vaughton First National Bank clerk. Also notice warns against hunting or trapping on premises and cites legal penalties Keepers promote tanning catalog ads.
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N. CG
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Kunz & Geerdes
Titonka
Brad
Sala
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Prop. Kinz & Vaughton
First National Banc
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Lynden
Waeh
Desombar
Boosr
L. Oesterreisher
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Arthur Jackman
Liberty
Sagk
Canada
Edith Budlong
Jackman
Crace Cruickshank
A. M. Petersen
Mason City
Gol. Dorsey
Towa
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Buffalo Center
Titonia
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Bob Sherwood
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Thont
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Titonkay
W. H. Sehwietert
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Ayader
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Harrington declines attorney general honor after careful consideration
Hon Harrington states he must yield to business and personal interests and forego the office of Attorney General. He thanks supporters and says he will reciprocate when opportunity arises, expressing gratitude for public trust and kindness offered.
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Local notes from Titonka and surrounding towns
A sprawling recap highlights social visits, farm sales, and civic events in Titonka and nearby Algona. Reports cover medical illnesses, travel to Plymouth and Sioux City, auctioneers, school matters, dances, a church box social, and political warnings about the Democratic split over the League of Nations.
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