Whippet Prices Slashed by Willys Overland Leader
John N. Willys of Willys Overland Inc. cut Whippet prices by a record margin to directly compete with the lowest priced cars. The move follows a buildup of new body plants forge and heat treating facilities and signals stronger production efficiency while preserving Whippet quality and style.
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John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Inc
Whippet
Willys-Overland
Mr. Willys
Twa
Willys
Willys S
Linstight
Firet
Los Angeles
New York
Rockkingham Park
Salem
N. Y
Thes Cousumap
Joe
Michigan
Obituary of Frederick Koch of Wesley Iowa
Frederick Koch born February 19 1852 in Germany immigrated to America at age eight. He settled on a farm near Wesley Iowa after 1882 and died January 18 after a long illness. He is survived by seven children 19 grandchildren a sister and two brothers and was preceded in death by his wife. Funeral services were held in Wesley with Rev H W Schoemann.
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Frederick Koch
Germany
America
Wisconsin
Iowa
Augusta Marcks
Wesley
Pearly Haynes
Albert
Fred
Joseph
Clara
Martha
William Koch
H. W.schoemann
Wesley Cemetery
H.W.S
Patterson Endorsed for State Senator by Kossuth Farmers
A meeting of about one hundred Kossuth County farmers at Algona Court House favored Geo Patterson of Burt for state senator to replace Breckenridge. They also opposed the one hundred million bond issue and endorsed J A Barger of Lakota for state representative amid widespread dissatisfaction with Breckenridge's candidacy.
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Kossuth County
Court House
Algona
Geo. Pitter
Burt
Breckenridge
Cylitder
J A. Barger
Lakota
Rumored Broadcasting Station Planned by Haggard and Backus
The article notes Haggard and Backus aim to build a broadcasting station rivaling Chicago Tribune and WHO Des Moines in size to provide telegraphic stock reports and daily news. It mentions potential wide uses and comments on Northern Town lacking a station, with congratulations to Sid and Bill.
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Haggard
Backus
Chicago Tribune
WHO
Des Moines
Sid
Bill
Senator Skromme Speaks at Algona Court House
Senator Skromme of Roland Iowa will deliver a political speech at the Algona courthouse next Friday night. Attendees may hear a lively address on current issues and find value in the talk by a noted orator. Kunz elected fellow president and Wesley leader at annual association meeting. old directors re-elected.
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Skromme
Roland
Iowz
Algona
Court House
Kunz
Fale
Jullis’Kunz
Wesley
P’ Association
V1ce
P. P.zerfals
Algona resident speculates on future lifespans and local resignations
Bill Haggard of Algona predicts people may live 150 to 200 years in 300 to 400 years based on married lives. Blanche Crose resigns from the treasurer’s office after twenty years, citing salary cut from 125 to 100 dollars monthly as the reason for stepping down from the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Haggard
Algona
Lutheran Church Community Talk and Meetings Schedule
A Lutheran church bulletin notes prosperity talk and Christian service aims. It invites Sunday school teachers to a monthly discussion meeting and outlines a February schedule including religious instruction, Sunday school, English services, and a Luther League meeting led by Hugo Lindholm.
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United States
Christ
Hunt
Luther League
Hugo Lindholms
Ladies Aid
Robert Callies
How To Regain Youth Diet and Exercise Plan
How to regain a youthful figure through ample exercise and a safe reducing diet. Emphasizes low calorie foods, watery fruits and vegetables, and limiting concentrated fats. Suggests simple vinaigrette with vinegar and little oil, or mineral oil as a flavor carrier.
Hancock County Farmer Champion Beet Grower
J. M. Townsend of Hancock near Britt won the gold cup for the largest sugar beet yield in 1927. He delivered 118,565 tons net per acre on 16 1/2 acres, with beets averaging nine tons per acre and a price of six dollars per ton.
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Hancock County
American Beet Sugar Company
Mason City
Hancock
Britt
Townsend
Townfields
Down Bend
West Bend
Local Residents Gather for Past Week Notices and Visits
Wm Goche and Joe Recker of Bancroft visited Titania yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Wolcott of Algona served on official business yesterday. L Lamoreux of Britt attended to matters and greeted friends. Mr and Mrs Heyo Roekelman hosted the WM Doster family at Ledyard Sunday. Lydia Wiese and Henry Winen of Lakota called at H Roekelman home Monday. LL LeBarre and Mr Chubb of Algona were in town on business yesterday, traveling from the county’s north part via Titonka. August Meyer, longtime local figure, visited with his son Henry Meyer near Irvington last week. August now farms in Pine City Minnesota near St Paul.
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L. Lamoreux
Britt
Hern
Heyo Roekelman
WM. Doster
Ledyard
Portsale
Tonic
Lydia Wiese
Henry Winen
Lakota
H. Roekelman
LL. C. LeBarre
Mr. Chubb
Algona
Yasterday
Titonka
August Meyer
Henry ‘Meyer
Irvington
John Badie
August
Pine City
Minn
St. Paul
Stat Farming
Titonka Reunion Held in California
A Titonka reunion occurred in Dana Point and San Juan Capistrano California with many attendees from Los Angeles Glendale Inglewood and San Diego. The letter notes plans for future gatherings in Southern California and invites Mr Wolfe to visit and write a Topic update.
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Dad
Mother
San Diego
Allen Wood
Shaw
C. L. Packard
Los Angeles
M. C. Loson
Maurice
Geo. Cogswell
Herman Nelson
Glendale
Judd Packard
Southern California
Tirrance Westlake Chappell
Stohr Bruns Nuptials Celebrated at Emmanuel Lutheran
Miss Dita Stohr married Mr Walbert Bruns in a Wed afternoon ceremony at Emmanuel Lutheran Church near Woden. The event featured Lohengrin’s wedding march, pink and white decor, and a wedding supper at the bride’s parents home. They plan to reside northeast of Woden after Jan 20.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Woden
Dita Stohr
Walbert Bruns
Kilian
Lydia Stohr
Lohengrin
Caroline
Gertrude
Lydia
Gertie Bruns
Henry Stohr
Helmtaym
Where Brilliancy Would Shine In Consolidated Newspapers
A West Bend Advance excerpt praises the idea of merging the Algona Republican and Palo Alto Tribune. It lauds Anna Donovan editor of the Palo Alto paper as brilliant and the Republican editor as brilliant, imagining a wonderful newspaper from their combined intellects.
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Algona Republican
Palo Alto Tribune
Anna Donovan
Bichelor
Republican
West Bend Advance
New Beverage Appears in Des Moines Hotels
Des Moines hotels add a bone sweeter drink to menus costing ten cents. Physicians endorse its value for certain ailments. Bottled or canned by many grocers it expands cabbage related products. State Senator Kern of Warren Clark district suggests turnips mixed with cabbage in kraut improves both vegetables.
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Des Moines
Kern
Warren-Clark
Car Skids on Ice. Miss Bruns Escapes Injury
Algona resident Miss Anna Bruns, visiting with Miss Diedrich, escaped unharmed after her car skidded on icy pavement at Hutchins corner on Monday morning and rolled over on the way home. Broad sows and Poland China hogs advertised for sale February 22 by R Luike of Klamme Iowa.
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Anna Bruns
Algona
Miss Diedrich
Hutchins Corner
Miss Bruns
Kanawha
Poland
China
Luieke
Klamme
Fowa
Badje Family Farewell Party Held at John Badje Home
A farewell gathering for the Badje family drew nearly 100 neighbors and friends at the John Badje home Monday evening. Guests brought well filled baskets and enjoyed various amusements followed by a sumptuous feast as the family prepares to move to Rake around February. The Bancroft Register notes the community’s best wishes go with them.
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Bade
John Badje
Badje
Febist
Rake
Ms. Badie
Bancroft Register
Fearless Journalism in North Kossuth Record
A fragmented local column discusses church records and a member spared removal after proposed investigation. It notes Len Fox’s visit to Burt and travel details, plus Mary Wirtiss’s leap year remark. It highlights plumbing ads and civic protests in Emmetsburg over public services and calls for municipal ownership of a Diesel engine.
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North
Kossuth
Thea
Iowa Public Service Co
Hmmetsburg
Bro. Branagan
Political Strife Forecast Before November First
Observers warn the state faces intensified political strife ahead of November first. Analysts suggest a shift in viewpoint could ease tensions and reduce partisan friction amid mounting rhetoric.
Indians and Lions compete in bowling tilt at Lakota
The Lakota Record reports the Lions and Indians facing off in a bowling match, with the Lions finishing strong in the final game and three-game total. The Indians are described as strong rollers, but the editor asserts confidence in their own team and challenges a rematch.
Dick Boyken Sale Date Change Noted
Dick Boyken alters sale date to February 22. Report urges readers to watch for sale details and notices.
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Dick Boyken
Titonka Creamerystockholders to meet at Hagen Hall
Stockholders of the Titonka Co operative Creamery are called to an annual meeting at Hagen's Hall on January 28. Officers will be elected and other business legally brought before the meeting will be discussed. J. C. Newville, Secretary.
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Anil Creamery
Hagen's Hall
Titonka Cooperative Creamery
J. C. Newville
Notich iP Kons uicing pain and grain from the premise
A cryptic note references the AWS and Gael Company, stating they may face prosecution if the practice continues. The fragment hints at concerns over pain and grain related issues tied to a location or premise.
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Notich
AWS
Gael
Syvill Bet
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