Knoll Mitchell wed at Good Hope in Algona area
Naomi Mitchell and James J. Knoll united in marriage June 20 at the bride’s home. Rev C B Mitchell officiated. About forty relatives attended a three course dinner. The couple will reside on the Knoll farm near Burt township after a brief honeymoon to Clear Lake. Both are active in Good Hope church.
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Algona
Naomi. Mitchell
James J. Knoll
C. B. Mitchell
W. A. Schram
Kathryn Schram
Loretta
Max
Fred
Schoby
Miga Nellie Knoll
Ibride
Cg, B. Mitchell
Wm. F. Knoll
Burt Township
Good Hay Church
Clear Lake
Knoll Farm
Knol
Koolhof and Aukes Wed in Webster City Nuptials
Mise Elsie Koolhoff and Chaodore Aukes were married by Rev. OG Chandler in Webster City on June 14. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. Oster and the groom is a son of EB Aukes. they will reside on the groom's father's farm eight miles north of town after March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Elsie Koolhoff
Chaodore Aukes
Webster City
OG. G Chandler
Blairaburg
M. Oster
Aukes
Yousser
Kanawha Sees Burning Cross By Ku Klux Klan
A burning cross on Kanawha public school grounds last Thursday night between 10:30 and 11:90 sparked debate over a suspected Klan presence. Observers disagree whether it was a hoax or evidence of an active organization, with discussion noting a six foot wooden cross wrapped in cotton and silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Hooted venders prompt plea in Kaw Nation report
A fragment from the Kaw Nation report criticizes vendors dragging young men into trouble, labeling them as immoral influences. The note reflects community concern over youth welfare and public behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Land Case Verdict In Favor Of A Pitcher
Estherville Democrat reports that FR R Bishop, who bought a 200 acre farm from Arthur Pitcher in 1919 for 286 dollars per acre, failed to recoup the purchase. The court directed a verdict for Pitcher after plaintiff’s evidence, with costs taxed to Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Laat
the Democrat
Fairmont Sentinel
R. Bishop
Martin County
Arthur Pitcher
Pitcher
Bishop
Olaf's Relatives Plan Westward Trip
Harry and Glenn Klwss left in the former's car Monday morning for the west. Their first stop is Shelby Montana to see the Dempsay-Gibbons fight on July 4. They will visit various western states and may settle there for a time according to the Fenton Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Glenn Klwss
Shelby
Mont
Fenton
Armstrong Ball Team Withdraws Before Titania Indians Game
The Lakota Record notes Armstrong pulled out as the July 4 match against the Titania Indians looms. Arrangements with North Kossuths set the contest at home, promising a stronger showing than the Lonesome Valley boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Lonesome Valley
Amelsberg Family Wins Prizes at County and State Fairs
The Amelsberg family of thirteen wins top prizes for largest family at the farm bureau picnic in Buffalo Center and a ten dollar award from a Chicago firm via the Winnebago shipping association. Dad and Mother, still young, accompany the children to events and expect further prizes at the county and state fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Amelserg
Farm Bureau
Olll
Winnebago County
Pirnic
Buffalo Center
Chicago
Shipping Association
Amelsberg
Neck of the Woods
Cash Real Estate Deals Reported in Bionx County
A 164 acre Remmendos estate near Carmel sold in a cash deal for 9300 per acre to Henry Woltwinkle. Two farms near Hun also sold cash, including Peter Baker farm to Harry De Haan of Lester and A Volkamp farm to Mr. Winfield for 246 per acre. Emmontsbure Democrat.
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Bionx County
John G. Remmendos
Carmel
Henry ‘Woltwinkle
Hun
Peter Baker
Harry de Haan
Lester
A. Volkamp
Mr. Winfield
Emmontsbure Democrat
Man elopes with neighbor's wife amid family flight
Emmetsborg man Joe Miller borrows his brother's Ford and elopes with a neighbor's wife and their five children. The Hum poldt Republican suggests such family duty should be encouraged if the husband does not object. The article notes Keagle family members arriving for a visit southeast of City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsborg
Joe Miller
Humpoldt Republican
Son City
Keagle
Gib
Two Burt DaughtersWed In Sunny Portland Home
Two sisters Viva and Ardis Mann married in Burt under pink and green decor. Viva Wegner wed William Wegner of Oelwein. Ardis Mann wed Melvin Peterson. Receptions featured Lohengrin and Oh Promise Me, with family members helping as bridesmaids, petal bearers, and musicians. The couples plan to reside on farms near Burnside after July 1.
Chautauqua Festival Opens With Daily Programs
Chautauqua begins today with five days of entertainment. The Junior Lady will meet children each morning at 9 30. Farmers ticket confusion clarified. it covers one adult admission to all ten programs. Afternoon events start at 3 00 and evening at 8 00.
Titonka Town Council approves cigarette permits and bills
The Titonka council met at Titonka Savings Bank at eight P M with Mayor Gallmeyer and six council members present. Bills for payment to Geo Onkem, W G Gallmeyer, W H Ricklefse, D A Schultz and Titonka Topic were approved. Permits to sell cigarettes were granted to Wm Callies W J Denton and Nathaniel Walsh pending compliance with the law. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Wolfe
Meyer
F. Callies
W. J Denton
Nathaniel Walsh
Boyken
Measles Reach Nearby Homes In South Woden
Local notes report beginning measles cases in neighboring homes and Ted Hinders being very ill. Mrs. Otto McCall and Miss Birdella Hellen appear on illness and work updates. Community activities include a sand hauling project, a Crystal Lake Sunday School picnic, a baseball outing, a radio concert for townsfolk, and sewing circle gathering.
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South Woden
Ted Hinders
Otto McCall
Birdella Hellen
Palmar Darby
Monson
Richard Weig
Missman
Chas, Monain
G. A. Missman
Crystal Lake
Woden
San Francisco
Andy Phillips
Tena Limberg
John Huainga
Oing Fine
Bleich Family Heads to Wisconsin Visit via Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs R A Bleich and family left Saturday for Minneapolis to visit relatives then proceed to Wisconsin for two to three weeks visiting various places Burt Monitor.
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Wisconsin
R. A. Bleich
Minneapolis
Burt
Fishing trip yields fine catches in Minnesota
A. Wilson and Robi Hamilton of Lakota returned home last Friday after a northern Minnesota vacation. T. A. reports the party had a fine trip and caught many fish, but the distance prevented bringing them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson
Robi. Hamilton
Minnesota
T. A
Tribune
Former Titonea Girl Married In Rochester Ceremony
At 10 30 this morning Miss Pearl Opal Kleist daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Kleist of Rochester became the bride of Harold A Moore son of Mrs Caroline Moore of this city The ceremony was performed by Rev H G Leonard The bride wore grey canton crepe with lavender hat and carried sweet peas and roses The groom’s sister Miss Anna Moore attended, his brother Robert Kleist was best man They plan a brief wedding trip and will reside in Rochester The bride worked for Rochester Telephone Co and Mr Moore works at Lawler Dry Cleaning Works.
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Ardis Mann
Melvin Peterson
Roy Lind
Ruby Peterson
Lohengrin
Letha Mann
Wilma Peterson
Elna Mas Peterson
Eunice Peterson
Nadine Mann
Lois
Natalia Mann
Mrs. Wegner
Amber Mann
Aton
Hdna Hall
Pearl Opal Kleist
B. F. Kleist
Rochester
Harold A. Moore
Caroline Moore
H. G. Leonard
Anna Moore
Misa Moore
Robert Kleist
Rochester Telephone Co
Moore
Lawler Dry Cleaning Works
Minn
Press
Automatic plow tests at Iowa State College show driverless operation
Iowa State College engineers test an automatic plow that may work without a tractor or horses. The prototype uses a gasoline engine, dual plow bottoms, and a guiding drive wheel with a reversing bar to handle field ends. Davidson and Lucas lead the development, noting potential labor savings despite rough terrain.
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Iowa State College
J. B. Davidson
D. B. Lucas
Davidson
Lucas
Iowa
Honor Roll of Subscriptions Paid
The list notes subscribers paying since the last issue including Ray Hansen Titonka Iowa Alfred Jensen Ames Iowa Jacob Faber Wedley Iowa G J F Vogel Burt Iowa Tom Hefner Titonka Iowa F Roth Buttato Center Iowa Li F Callies and family spent the Fourth at Ft Dodge visiting with his wife's sister Mrs L A Reaver and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hansen
Titonka
Jows
Alfred Jensen
Ames
Towa
Jacob Faber
Wedley
G. J. F. Vogel
Burt
Iowa
Tom Hefner
F. Roth
Buttato Center
Methodist Notes and Chautauqua Update
Regular services planned for next Sunday at both churches with no evening service at Titanka due to the chautauqua program. Sunday school attendance above 100. The Dean church to host an ice cream social at Geo H Johnson home on Tuesday July 10. Epworth League Institute runs July 16 22. Rev G M Squires pastor.
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Titanka
Chautaudua
Kingdom of God
Dean Church
Geo. H. Johnson
Beason
Epworth League Institute
Notice to Property Owners on Thistle Control
Public notice warns real estate owners and tenants to remove noxious weeds including Canadian thistles along property adjacent roads by August 1 1923. Noncompliance will be charged to tax accounts as ordered by Township Trust with Clerk Worsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jees
W. A. Worsley
Library hours shortened for Chautauqua event
Notice to patrons that the library will close early on Saturday due to Chautauqua. Those with books to return or renew should attend to this matter by 5:00 p m. Diab to attend to this matter at that time.
Farm sales near Charter Oak total $57,000
In Crawford County near Charter Oak June 22 Fred A. Petora bought 160 acres from O L Voss one mile west for $39,000 or 244 per acre. In Denison H Rienen bought an eighty acre farm of T J Flaherty four miles south for $18,000. This amounts to 225 an acre.
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Crawford County
Hillgn
Charter Oak
Fred A. Petora
Ll ‘Voss
Denison
Iowa
H. Rienen
T. J. Flaherty
Lone Rock celebration draws crowd for two visiting players
The Lakota Record notes the Lone Rock celebration attracted spectators last Thursday mainly for two visiting players who charged 60 cents admission, about 49 cents more than white attendees should pay, per the Ringg ted Dispatch.
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Lone Rock
Vail Farm Land Sale Brings $24 000 at $300 per Acre
Ed J Ewoldt bought eighty acres from Anne Brandenburg for $24 000, five miles southeast of Vail Iowa. The price equates to 300 per acre. O J Kluenmann and wife of Waften attended the Titopka business visit Friday.
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Vail
Iowa
J. Ewoldt
Anne Brandenburg
O. J. Kluenmann
Waffen
Titopka Business Vieltore
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Good Hope
Naomi Mitchell
Koolhof-Aukes
KU Klux Klan
A. Pitcher
Olaf
Jit
Cash Real Estata
DEAIA
Portland
Mrs. B. Us Mann
By Zada Grover
Lois Mann
Rav. &. H. Aten
Presbyterian Church
Taide
Peterson
Burnaide
Council Proceedings
Jor Jenks
Bancroft
Virginia Jubilee Party
J. W. Zellner
Charter
Liap Top
Dean W. J. Shannon
Henn Boyd
Trio
Edna Emich
Peg O' MY Heart
Centre Six
Orchestra
H. W. Sears
Martha Trimble
Doctor H. W. Centre
H. BE. Godden
C. G. Dennis
Warren Woltz
Burt Monitor
Fairmont Board of Trade
Titonea
Miss Pearl Opal Wheist
Saturday Evening Post
Woman's Home Companion
Good Housekeeping
Hearst
American Legion Weekly
Christian Herald
Methodist Notes
G. M. Squires
Vail Farm
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