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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

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Republicans Name Sheriff and Clerk in Kossuth County

The Republican county convention at Algona selected candidates by secret ballot. Sheriff L. Hovey won on the fourth through seventh ballots, while Clerk A. Frech led various ballots before Ort on was nominated on the seventh ballot. Delegates also adopted resolutions praising Congressman Dickinson and farm relief efforts.

Alona Torder Ray McWhorter Portland Wissip Lee Ball Clark Orton Newandidate Sheriff Lovey Mr Wolcott Closeehind Algona Tay Lee.o. Wolfe Fred Kultz Edw Genrieh Mark Orton Vank Thorpe Freeh Biv Genrich Tank Thorpe Repkins Lark Orton Thorpe Honing Atton Swenn L. Hovey Geo. Hackman Li. Wolcott Rae Hutchinson H. H. Boettcher Clark L. E. Hovey E. L. Wolcott Kossuth Clenk Q. Wolfe Fred'k Schultz W. J. Dickinson House of Representatives George W. Patterson Natidh County Board of Supervisors United States Committee of Twenty-Two American Farm Bureau Republican Party Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis Mississippi Valley Allen H. Wood Hanna

Indians Defeated Lone Rock at Hands Park

Lone Rock defeated Ledyard 1 to 0 at Hands Park on the fourth. The Indians faced the tournament winners Lone Rock and lost 3 in that clash.

Hands Park Lone Rock

Young Boy Rescued From Drowning At Lake Mills

A boy was saved from drowning at Lake Mills after being swept from a boat by rough waves. Moved by distress, onlookers and the Macks crew helped reach the lad and initiate rescue efforts. Immediate medical attention followed as the boy was brought ashore and revived.

Meee Vic Bors Obert Nottler Lake Millis Lake Mills Britt News

Lela Marguerite Wolfe Weds Lester D. Prewitt at Little Brown Church

Miss Lela Marguerite Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Lebo Wolfe and Mr Lester D Prewitt were married at the Little Brown Church near Nashua Iowa last Thursday The ceremony was performed by the church pastor and witnessed by close relatives The couple will reside in Osage Iowa where Mr Prewitt has started his law practice They met at the University of Iowa and both graduated in 1925 The pair left for a motor trip to Duluth and Nipigon Ontario after a wedding breakfast at Milgro City The couple will be at home to friends after August first

Lela’ Marguerite Wolfe Lebo Wolfe Lester D. Prewitt Little Brown Church Nashua Iowa Carrie E. Wolfe George W. Stillman ofAlgona Milgon City Iowa City State ‘University Forest City Summit Titonka State University Towa City Burlington Towa Jue Osage

Skull Fracture From Fall While Jumping Onto Moving Auto

Clarence De Boer, son of Mr and Mrs Claus Der De Boer of Woden, fractured skull after being thrown to the ground while attempting to jump onto a moving car. He was unconscious, rushed to Algona hospital, with medical help called immediately. De Boer boys had gone to town for band practice. Algona gains a new attorney as L A Winkel returns from Iowa City after law degree. Winkel will practice in Algona this fall representing a merchandise firm locally soon plans to enter private practice. Mrs Winkel stays with Titonka mother for the summer.

Algona L. A. Winkel Iowa City Winkel Law Department The State University Town City Jake Winkel Union Township

Old Time Politics Echo At Kossuth County Convention

A Saturday Algona gathering recalls ye olden days before the primary as old timers recount past political battles in Kossuth County. The convention appeared harmonious with nominations and a call for a full delegation to the State convention to keep the county on the map. Mr and Mrs L A Reaser spent the Fourth with J A Keil family during a short vacation.

Algona Kossuth Delezat Kossuth County A. M L. A.reaser J. 4. Keil Hare

New Postal Rates and Fair at Algona Prompt Busy Day

Congress passes and President Coolidge signs a bill cutting postage for metropolitan papers while raising third class rates. start date July 1. At Algona Fair Grounds crowds of up to 10 900 attended as weather and rain disrupted plans and insurance covered the day’s $5 000 risk.

Congress Coolidge Geist House Moses Senate Post Office Department Fair Grounds Algona Hartford Insurance Company Floral Hall Jubilee Singers

Titans and Mason City slate Sunday basketball doubleheader

The Titania Indians host Mason City Sunday on the local diamond. The second game features Crystal Lake following the Mason City matchup.

Mason City Titania Indians Crystal Lake

Dooley Begins Earnest Campaign for District Clerk

Democrat J J Dooley campaigns for the district clerk post with his Creighton College student son in tow. He advocates active outreach and political effort as he moves to secure the office.

Dooley J. J. Dooley District’ Court Creighton Colleges

Dr Lease Lays Corner Stone at Crystal Lake Church

The cornerstone of Crystal Lake's new brick community church was laid on Sunday with Dr W H Lease district Methodist superintendent giving the address. The $18,000 project will replace the frame church destroyed by fire last January and drew three to four hundred people despite cold weather.

Tragic deaths shock Klemme community

Clark Bredbenner 36 of Klemme died by self-inflicted gunshot after a barrel forced into his mouth Tuesday evening. He had struggled with heavy drinking and aimed to break his habit. Funeral held Thursday. Rev. A W Gauger officiated. Also, Charles Medaus 55, a farmer near Klemme, was found hanged in a barn and later died in Mason City hospital after rope injury and a fall. Family troubles were cited as a possible factor. Britt News reported.

Clark Bredbenner Kiemme Martha Lau Novella A. W. Gauger Klemme Charles Medaus Mason City

Three Cars Roll Into Crystal Lake

On the Rock Island tracks east of Crystal Lake depot three cars of a train rolled into the lake after a broken ram caused a wreck. The train was delayed for hours. the stock train made two late trips to Garner with the final run after midnight. L C Meisner rode on the train and later returned home. mail service was late due to the accident. Swea City Poultry Co buys county wool pool offering 43.75 cents for top trade. buyers from Shenandoah and others were outbid as market fell. about three quarters of the 7,000 pounds clip graded first.

Rock Island Crystal Lake Garner L. C. Meisner Afton Titonka Swea City Poultry Co County Wool Pool Swea City Poultry Company Henry Field Shenandoah Barker Herald

Michael Matern Buried Tuesday in Wesley Community

Mike Matern a Wesley stock farmer and longtime prominent breeder died at home after a stroke aged 73. He leaves a widow and fifteen children. Funeral held Tuesday at Wesley Catholic church with burial in the local Catholic cemetery.

Mike Matern Wesley Star B. N. Lee Lou Victor Tania Washington Otto Kunz John Sherman Sisiter Hettie Primising Melvin Iowa Stella Frank Wesley Catholic Church A. D. M. Rie

Iowa Farmers Embrace Horse Demonstrations Across Counties

Town Horse and Breeders Association expands demonstrations to thirty three Iowa counties. Attendance ranges from ten to three hundred, averaging about sixty. Demonstrations aim to boost buying young horses and teach harness making. Farmers gain power and efficiency by using two lines, increasing team output by up to twenty five percent. The association offers aid for grade colt classes as trade shows multiply, with last year averaging twenty six colts per show and expected doubling this year.

Town Horse and Breeders’ Association Iowa Iowa Horse and Mute Breeders “Association

No Pigs In Oklahoma Excerpt Told By Robert Hamilton

Robert Hamilton recounts a western trip staying in a small Oklahoma town. A hotel operator serves him a large jar and urges him to drink as much as he wants, noting they do not keep a pig. The tale reflects a humorous regional anecdote.

Oklahoma Robert Hamilton

Indians Win Narrow Victory in Tight Home Game

Indians edge Loaé Teland 10 to 9 in a closely contested Sunday clash. The game stayed competitive from first inning to last with both sides trading leads.

Loaé Vo Teland Indians

German Township Sealed Bids For Caretaker Opening

Township trustees of German Township invite sealed bids for a caretaker at the German Township cemetery until July 13 1928. Trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids. John Boekelman Clerk.

German Township John‘Boekélman

Bremer County Leads Iowa in Intensive Dairying

Bremer County, one of the state's smallest, hosts 21 creameries, 20 cooperative, with most milk sold as whole milk. The dairy sector enables high butterfat prices and strong cream shipments, averaging 53 cents per pound for butterfat, the highest in the state.

Bremer County Iowa

Independent bid urged for county clerk by local friends

The Political Pot Is Still Boiling Jake Fred is urged to run independent for county clerk by friends who think the primary winner should not have the nomination. If pressure continues he may consent. A lively fall election is anticipated from president down. Old Time Dance announced at Stevens Iowa on July 11 with music by Meachem and Wilson of Mazon City.

Jake Fred Ite Jake Down W. D. IM Stevens Iowa Meachem,and Wilson Mazon City

Mid-Summer Dance Season Opens at Hands Park

Commencing the summer dance season at Hands Park this Sunday evening July 7, Al Menke and his band will lead a six pm event. The hall boasts the largest and finest facilities in the state with lunches and refreshments available. The venue has thirty seven years of stable management.

Hands Park

Lutheran Church Announces Cornerstone Laying Service

The Lutheran church invites parishioners to a cornerstone ceremony next Sunday at 2 30 led by Rev A Killian and Rev O Boetting. A cheese social by Luther League was held on Jennine's lawn and religious instruction for children runs Saturdays 1 to 4 pm. Confirmation class to be formed. inform pastor if you have a child to confirm. Sunday School at 9 30. services at 11 and 10 30.

Lutheran Church A. Killian O. Boetting Luther League Jennine

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Ovion Burt Hovey Osage, Iowa Clarence de Boer Bredbenner Crystal Inne Michael Matern Wesley | Vicinity Corwith M. E. Epworth Leazon Clint Bill Wmitchel County Press
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