New Civil Cases Filed in District Court This Week
The paper lists twenty plus new civil actions filed in district court over the week and notes previously published cases. Filings include Batley versus Pertl, Naas versus Schepman, Isencaon versus Butler, McGetehle versus Gregerson, and multiple foreclosure and accounting actions among others. Damages sought include $7,403 from an auto collision in Plum Creek township and various contracts, notes, and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Batley
Adolph Pertl
Daniel Naas Va
Henry Schepman
Nita M. Isencaon
James Butler
Alice McGetehle
Martin Gregerson
Same
M. Gregerson
Midwest Mfg. Co
C. Gerber
H. M. Weeks
A. Peters
P. A. Danson
Laure Beckly Campbell
Bailey
Jess A. Valentine
Frederick H. Laabs
Admi
Haase
Praderick H. Laabs
Christian Haase
Champin Refining Co
Ernest Punke
Bankers Life
Orville R. Rowley
Central Life Assurance Society
Selma Anderson
G. J. Schuell
William, Wenzel
Schuell
BE. Telkamp
M. P. Haggard
Gdmr
Seventh Grade Sees Absences From Bad Roads At THS
Seventh grade notes report many absences Monday due to bad roads and illness last week. The grade discusses new readers and physiology replaces history, with Civics studies and readings from The Hoosier Schoolmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Rickless
Sigwell Wood
Kenneth Lindhorst
Herber Schram
Robert Schwiter
Arthur Rode
Byron Lamoreux
Hoosier
Misbach Mayoral Talk Circles Algona Native Politics
Rumors swirl in Algona about Leighton Misbach as a mayoral candidate with early chatter of councilmen Gelgel and Kaln resisting current incumbents. Source notes unconfirmed reports and names mis-spelled, suggesting local political speculation rather than finalized plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misbach
Algona
Leighton Mis Bach
Atyong
Gelgel
Kaln
Algona A
St Agiin
Leighton Mishach
Msona
Chips Of The Old Blook In Buttsdale Township
Clonesy Hiden family member Howard Oden of Butts dale township reported a peculiar incident Thursday. A young local farmer noted as the unnamed subject allegedly found or displayed a 3 8 gold hand. The event refers to the old blook and remains unclear in details but is tied to local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Oden
Wesley
Buttsdale
Wicking A New Broom The News World at Wesley
The News World at Wesley reports a house cleaning effect as a new broom sweeps clean. Six year old Geo Stocker, son of Mr and Mrs Mred Stocker, recovers from several days of pneumonia and is on the road to full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News World
Wesley
Geo, Stocker
Mra
Stocker
Sale Continues Mills Weet The Callies Dstats pre-inventory sale
The store notes ongoing pre inventory sale will continue all week. It praises strong business during the sale period and reiterates continued discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callies
Vingon Sues for Divorce in Clay County Court
John M. Vinson, a former Republican politician from Algona, is being sued for divorce by his third wife, Marie Vingon, in Clay County Court. The action names both spouses and seeks dissolution of marriage amid ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vingon
John M. Vinson
Algona
Marie Vingon
Clay County
Cracks His Shoulder in Barn Door Incident
Lewis Bacon, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Bacon from east of town, broke his shoulder blade when a barn door fell on him after slipping on ice. He had just recovered from a severe bout of the mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bacon
Mark Bacon
Grant Consolidated voters to decide on bond proposal
The electorate of Grant Consolidated will vote February 18 on extending the school facilities by borrowing 15,000 in bonds. This bond issue aims to fund an addition to the school building and serves as the immediate plan for improving local education infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Consolidated
Itor
Planning Fog Next Spring Ahead for Andrew Petersen
Andrew Petersen receives tips from a Field and Stream contact on how to catch big fish in lakes and rivers. A. Hansem at Ruddmiark digs out an itinerary for the first of next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Petersen
Field & Stream
A. Hansem
Ruddmiark
Bruns Breaks Hip While Slipping on Icy Walk
Ben G Bruns, seventy, suffered a broken hip after slipping on an icy sidewalk in front of his home Sunday morning. He was taken to the local hospital where his condition was reported as serious but stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben G
Bruns
Brung
Tribune
Thaves Buys Burt Monitor Supplies New Era Editor
Gus Thaves, editor of the Kossuth Daily Record, bought the Burt Monitor from Mrs. W A McArthur and took immediate possession. The first issue under Thaves arrived Friday.
Man Shot Over Jealous Moment In Indiana
A man returning from hunting encountered his neighbor leaving a house and, in a jealous act, fired a gun injuring the neighbor with shot. A lawsuit ensued, costing $75 in legal fees and $25 for a doctor. The killer stated a dollar could have prevented the trouble and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Estate Property Sold at Burt Court Sale
The Meinzer Estate at Burt held a court sale last week disposing of the north quarter of the farm northeast of Burt to Lewis McWhorter of Portland township and the south quarter to D. W. McDonald of Burt. Town properties were sold to B. M. Harsch, Lillian Sigler and Dora Schultz. McDonald bought as investment and the tenant on his south charter is W. HE Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinzer
Burt
Lewis McWhorter
Portland Township
D. W. McDonald
B. M. Harsch
Lillian Sigler
Dora Schultz
McDonald
Murray
Algona court news reports ten year sentence for break in
Judge Waylagon presided at Algona dispatching two criminal cases. Stanton Stubbe of Lakota waived arraignment and received ten years at Fort Madison for breaking and entering Schroeder’s private property. Henry Meier, resident of Algona, pleaded guilty to illegal possession, fined 300 dollars plus costs, 90 days, parole to sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waylagon
Algona
Minetabure
Humboldt Wharf
Fallowa
Stube Va
Frad Stubbe
Lakota
Stubba
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Schroeder
Henry Meier
Uayor
Straw and Hay Shipped From Ricklefs to Southern Towns
Shipped BL Cars of straw and hay up to Saturday total fifty-one cars sent to southern Iowa points. Some consignments include alfalfa hay and a small amount of seed corn bought locally. Ricklefs employs Relnder Kromminga and four men for weeks baling hay in Titanka and Woden areas. He recently purchased hay and grain from Gag, Lester, Woden, Titanka residents, and Mr Norman Misanian aiding the farm group around Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ricklefs
Towa
Ricklefs
Gag
Lester
Woden
Titankaits
Norman
Misanian
Cong
Woden Rons
First Sign-Up Day Announced for 1935 Corn Hog
Kossuth County farmers are urged to attend sign up days for the 1935 corn hog production control contract. Sign ups occur January 25 through 26 in Buffalo Wesley Lincoln and Portland townships with specific locations and hours. Farm owners must bring necessary evidence for new bases or worksheets if land or tenancy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County ‘Farmera
Bonnestetter
AAA
Buffalo
I. Q
O. F. Hall
Tronka
Wesley Township
Weasley
Lincoln Township
Riday
Portland Township
Burt Savings Bank
Court In Session This Week In January Term Opens
The January term of Court will open next Monday with Judge De Land on the bench. The docket lists numerous civil cases for trial including Dodson Fisher Co versus Andrew S. Elbert et al and Metropolitan Life Inc. Co versus Martin Peter Krapp et al, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge de Land
Law
W. W. Tooleys
H. W. Plotch
Dodson Fisher Co
Andrew S. Elbert
Chtea Service of Co
Andrew Beck
Norton & Son
Agnes Seeley
Reed Va
L. A. Nitz
W. G. Smith
Quaker Oats Co
Tom Rowell
Nannie Kh
McMalon
Clara GC. Thompson
Charles Hoffman
Louise Hyde
John Marty
H. O. Chambers
Walter Klamp
Mathilda Ingersoll
Millie Klamp
Equity
Anthony Schmitt
F. J. Balgeman
John Taylor
Moe & Sjogren
Morten Pedersen
John Ryson
Ervin H. Castell
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Johnson
B. J. van Noss
Frank Cooks
Irma D. Adama
John W. Brown
Moore & Moore Inc
Alex Hischen
Metropolitan Life Inc. Co
Martin Peter
Keith GC
O'Neil
Merke McAn
Inch Va
Lave Skaar
Doc Berndt At The Callies Estate Auctions
Doc Berndt directed the Callies Estate Store auctions north of Titanics Farm ur on several occasions last week. The manager praised his performance noting he was as lively as Col. Pringle and as pretentious as Col. Brummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Berndt
Doc Brandt
Titanics Farmur
Callies
Col. Pringle
Col. Brummond
Local spending shifts support to distant communities
A fragmented note emphasizes that purchasing within one’s own community strengthens local prosperity while sending money outward powers other places, suggesting a call to prioritize local shopping to sustain local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aavear Places
Shoot 7 pheasants judged costly hunt in Minnesota
Game Wardens Schutz, Farret, Safra, and another from Scott county nabbed four men east of Jordan for illegal pheasant shooting. Three suspects were Minneapolis residents and one not from Jordan. They faced Jordan judge. fined $100 each plus $8 costs. The four hunters logged a $4265 trip, had seven pheasants, one hunter kept three for $108, pheasants confiscated. Likely future hunts may be cheaper, possibly Africa for elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutz
Waconia
Farret
Motind
Safra
Scott
Jordan
Minneapolis
Costa
Africa
iElmore
Basking In The Sunshine Card From Frank Mulligan
Harold Johnson received a card from Frank Mulligan of Los Angeles showing full bloom scenes of boys and girls swimming and sunning on the sea shore. Mulligan likely enjoys the same warm climate as Iowa residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Frank Mulligan
Los Angeles
Thirty Below Reported Across Regions
Yesterday morning was the coldest of the winter, with John Pink and John E. Sleper reporting 30 below at their rural homes. Towns showed 26 below, Minneapolis 32 below, while New Orleans, Louisiana, saw falling snow the first in 42 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pink
John E. Sleper
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Titotka Co operative Creamery annual meeting notice
Stockholders of the Titotka Co operative Creamery Company are summoned to the annual meeting on January 26 at 2 PM in the I C QO Hall. Officers will be elected and other business legally brought before the meeting will be discussed. H P Hansen Secretary. 2 3 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. QO
Titotka Co-operative Creamery Company
H. P. Hansen
Marriage Licenses Issued This Past Week
Marriage licenses issued the past week include George Jengen of Pocahontas and Florence Kelsey of Rolfe. Also Harry E. Simmons and Adelaide Hisenbarth of Algona. Vernon Pederson of Hardy and Iola Stott of Burt. Geralt W. Waters of North Bend Nebraska and Edith M. Putastuck of Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jengen
Pocahontas
Florence Kelsey
Rolfe
Harry E. Simmons
Adelaide Hisenbarth
Algona
Vernon Pederson
Hardy
Iola Stott
Burt
Geralt W. Waters
North Bend
Nebraska
Edith M. Putastuck
Britt
Feeding Stations Help Pheasants in Kossuth County
E V Pierce deputy game warden Algona notes pheasant losses were light in Kossuth County due to late fleet snow and cold. East of the county more rain sleet caused higher deaths. Many residents started feeding stations, with over 450 birds fed countywide. Pierce offers corn supply to volunteers who feed birds regularly. a Mike Loss farm station recorded 25 pheasants plus 16 quail and squirrels feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Pierce
Algona
Kossuth
Here
Mike Loss
Methodist Church Notes on Attendance and Services
Bad weather kept worshippers home last Sunday but churchgoers are urged to maintain habit. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at ten and morning worship at eleven. Doan services begin at one thirty and two fifteen with Titankg and Doan Ladies Aids meeting this week. A church night gathering is planned at Doan Church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titankg
Doan Ladies
Doan
On the Honor Roll Names and Dates in Iowa and Minnesota
A fragmented list lists individuals such as Edward Eden and Bennie Eden with dates ranging from 1896 to 1996, tied to towns like Wesley Lakota Titonka and Winona. Included are entries for Jows Fred Pannkuk Kobus Tjaden and others, with multiple misspellings and inconsistent spellings across Iowa and Minnesota locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eden
Wesley
Fred Pannkuk
Lakota
Iowa
Kobus Tjaden
Titonka
J. ©. Newvdlle
R. W. Gingerich
Nitonka
Gso
Towa
Onno
Union Slough for Game Refuge Plan Urged
Union Slough for game refuge advocated as part of a national wildlife restoration movement. J N Darling told Secretary Wallace the survey found an appalling waterfowl shortage and outlined efforts to create refuges, fund through a $1 stamp, and control disease and rats in other campaigns. Readies refuges include Lake Mattamuskeet, Beltsville, Mud Lake, Union Slough, Wingo Swamp, White River, Turnbull Slough, Spalding ranch, and Upper Mississippi refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N
Ding) Darling
Lebel
Wured
Uring
Bureau
Georgia
Alabama
Public Health Service
Public Works Administration
Cluaf
Darling
Lake Mattamuskeet
N. C
Beltsville
Mud Lake
Minn
Union Slough
Iowa
Wingo Swamp
White River
Ark
Turnbull Slough
Wash
Spalding Ranch
Cal
Upper Mississippi Wild Life and Fish Refuge
Tribune
Bonus and Inflation Split Soldier Support in Congress
Washington debate over the soldier bonus intensifies as inflation issues divide advocates. Representative Vinson introduces a bill with Legion backing but no inflation protection, while Representative Pattman opposes partial pay and pushes for full immediate payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Vinson
Congress
Legion
Pattman
The Ideal Housewife and Moderation in Home Life
A Pathinder excerpt says the ideal housewife keeps a tidy home while prioritizing her husband, balances work and rest, greets him with a smile, and avoids overworking. It urges fairness and access for husbands in all rooms, warning against excessive strictness.
Girls Serve Hot Lunches in Home Economics Class
Home economics girls completed a unit on luncheons and suppers. Groups hosted luncheons for peers, and two students were assigned weekly to manage school hot lunch duty. Meals cost two cents for cocoa or milk and two cents for bread and butter sandwiches, plus four cents for a daily hot dish such as creamed peas on toast or spaghetti with hamburger.
Lutheran Church Notes and Meetings In Village
The Luther League led by Harry Barrett will meet next Sunday evening. Confirmation class convenes Wednesday evening and Saturday at 1 PM. A wooden kitchen floor was installed in the church basement by carpenters Ed Rilke and Ban Arthur. English service next Sunday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Syening
Harry Barrett
Ed. Rilke
Ban | Arthur
Rural teachers paid 360 a year amid higher officials
A Northwood Anchor reader highlights a town legislature setting rural teacher salaries at 360 a year while clerks in a state quarry store earn 560 and mayoral commission members receive 3600 a year. The letter questions what action to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwood
Mayor Commission
End of the Drouth Promises Wet Weather Ahead
Humboldt Republican Scientists claim the drought may be ending and predict a long period of wet weather after this dry spell. They cite weather maps showing cycles of drought followed by rain and say history may not repeat. They caution that a precise forecast depends on January and February conditions, but indicate a wet year ahead.
World War Costs Hit 42 Billion For United States
The total U S cost of the World War up to now nears 42 billion dollars with nine billion in interest and six billion paid to veterans as part of the government’s wartime expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brief History of Titonia High Grads 1917 1919
A compact retrospective lists Titonka High School graduates from 1917 to 1919, noting names, spouses, current locations, and occupations. Entries describe Ava Breen’s marriage to Elmer Petersen, Wm Amesbury and others in Carroll and Denver careers, farming spouses, county agents, and teachers, with scattered details across Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Ava
Breen
Mra
T. E
Elmer Petersen
Eva
Wm. Amesbury
Elizabeth Amesbury
Carroll
Iowa
Andrew W. Hansen
Gus Richter
Totanka
Denver
Colorado
Mabel McHlroy
Titonkgon & Farm
Gordon Hansen
Charles Reibsamen
Logan Kengle
Minneapolis
Dualese
Vanes Reibsamen
Washington, D. C
Ruth Gartner
Capitol
Percey Reibgamen
T. P. Belbsamen-Baker
Waterloo
Clarence Turner
Cherokee
Cherokee County
Vida
Floyd Longiattom
Stevensvilie
Montana
Stena Javers
Marrley
Sioux Falls
Ruby Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferne Ailts
Shirley Bruns
Vivian Stott
Erwin Geisking
Tream
Henry Netagitty Neteoy Dipa of
Goo
Judd
Methodist Church
Lutheran Church Notes
Titonea HI Grads
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