Algona area road and rail notes and Fairview School election
The piece discusses improving roads to aid Algona commerce and train service on the Northwestern, mentions Secretary of State Lansing replacing Bryan, and notes a Buffalo township election call for five directors in the Fairview Consolidated Independent School District on July 14 1915 with six candidates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Des Moines
Thorne
Fairview Eleclion
School Board of
Buffalo Town
Ship
Fairview Consolidated Independent
Porter Schoo Kotine
A. IT. Rakow
Geo. Schutter
C. J. Hanie
L. Oesterreicher
Chas Treibsamen
Geo. Schulter
Phil Bullington
R. Mu Klewk
Harry McElroy
Local Social Roundup Includes Birthdays Visits and Trips
A flood of neighborhood news lists visits and travels across Algona area towns. They report Mrs. Gee hosting and relatives visiting, Viola Schuldt and Marjory Staehle birthdays, guests from Hampton and Cresco, trips to Cedar Rapids Des Moines and St Paul, plus hospitalities at Gibbs and White Cafe.
Captttat stevk paid In y Surplus fund profits
Property records show a surplus fund distribution totaling 25,000.00 with net gains and adjusted figures reaching 317,987.87 in the accounting ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedividea
Social News From Local Homes and Visits
Wanday Claise Helsiey and Hill Kapergst spent Tuesday evening at the Wim Oltheif home. Robert Seball was a caller at the L Helmer home. Herman Mels and August Maasa sold hogs to Wm Baum of Germaments Thursday. Claude Smith recently returned from Chas Seibold placement. About thirty young people enjoyed a Friday evening at the C C Rippentrop home with games music and dancing followed by a midnight supper. Clarence Hill visited his aunt in Buffalo Center last week. Mrs Julius returned to Buffalo Center Sunday after weeks with her daughter Mrs J Han.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hill
Buffalo Center
Julius
J. Han
M E Church Notes and Church Activities at Epworth Leagues
A local church notes page outlines activities at Epworth Leagues with sermons, services, choir appointments, and Sunday School plans. Rev B G Klamp will lead next Sunday's service in the pastor’s absence, with morning and evening services and weekly choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Dan Cupid
Epworth
Tordy
Pride
Daniel
Doane Hope Church
B. G. Klamp
Roy C. Bail
Schram
Raynolds
jBevil
Christ
Redeemer
Emile
Lwitch
Local Gossip Items From Titonka and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Jullud and daughter Alice of Budulo Center helped at Mrs JH Hi’s home during illness. Annie Bauman of Qermeta visited last week. Chas Seibold’s family added cement walks. John Wirtles family from Germania spent Sunday with William Olthof. Elnora Olthoff returned from Thtonka after two weeks visit. Hanry and Rufus Olthoff visited Mrs J J Wirties in Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jullud
Alice
Budulo Center
John Hi
Annie Bauman
Qermeta
Httle
Chas. Seibold
John Wirtles
Childrend
Nouth
Germania
Chas
Sethold
eHanry
Rufus Olthoff
Tai Ine Mra
J.J. Wirties
Titonka
Punishment of Dishonesty in War Goods Makers
Readers note allied rebukes to U S factories for selling inferior soldier goods. One east factory altered fabric composition for clothing. boots makers supplied poor material. Critics urge honest practices, citing commandments, covetousness and the need for swift punishment to restore American commercial integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
East
Trrm
Germany
Belgium
Eda
Eight preachers discuss religion and ethics in daily life
The piece argues religion must apply to all life areas including family, business, politics, and government. It condemns dishonesty in trade and urges adherence to honesty and righteousness as the foundation of lasting success and a just society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Roosevelt Foctrine
Farm Womans Pledge To Modernize Rural Life
A 1920s farm life pledge expresses a farmer wife’s commitments to economic contribution, labor saving, home beautification, sanitation, nutrition education, cooperative outreach, church role, and making farm life appealing to children to curb urban migration and advance agriculture. The creed emphasizes modernization and community progress.
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UHL
Bryan
Alame
California
Wilson
Robert. Lansing
New York
J. Bryan
Robert Lansing
Elfin Root
Robert Basset
Selec
Clarkeshburg
W. Wa
W. Davis
Jonited States
Chicago Tribune
Davig
Davis
Lansing
Virginia
Burt Jews
Gee. Manta
Pere
Mise Marte
Viola Schuldt
Gileon
Aberdean
Vialt
Bulk Smith
Cedar Rap
C. P. McDonald
Minnesota
Frank Day
Hampton
Gibbs
Fred
Ringadort
Wesley
Huth Moore
Bila Baetacher
Will Anderson
Seneca
Guy Giddings
Nmber
P. C.kreithe
Builer
Frederick Beilford
Aglona
Gusto
H. C. Buell
Will. Davison
Corwith
Eva Whitney
Mattie Warner
Lyndh, Mine
Quinn Albright
Armstrong
Fred Bauman
Chas. Becker
Geo. Patterson
Nelle. Patterson
Mary Dowd
Lake Mills
Lucille
Alma Stenslund
Machouse
Beatrice Kearns
Minnie Holland
Maxwell
Hiss
Marjory Butler
Marjory Staehle
Birs
Nore
Storm Lake
Bart Asd
Harry Hobst
Capitala Price
Grandma Fish
P. Quenings
Will
John Zwiefsl
John. Wood
Bancroft
Elijah
Chester
Munday
WM. Spangler
First National Bank of
Titoulra
U. S
Federal Reserve Baul
Federal” Reserve Bank
Chicago
St. Louis
Vamks
Bamkeras
Risyeiaeigyae
National Banka Total Coth
U. S- Treastn
Ah Jasosa
Esepaeerssesneteenye
Nand Amdin
Troiel
County of Kinseuta
J. A. Cosgrove
Galemaly
Sabiesi
Notary Public
Ousen
Lincoln
H.C. Adams & Co
Iowa
Fisher
Atv
TOM Farmer & CO
Amer
J. J. Budlong & Sons
C. W Tuttle
Drags Titonka
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