Indian Day Celebration Set for Aug 15
A Friday evening meeting of forty six business and professional men at the Savings Bank elected officials and committee members for the Indian Day celebration set for August 15. Wm Boyken was elected chairman with G C Schweppe secretary and treasurer. Committees include Concession Advertising Rose Ball Booster Rest Room Entertainment Street Sports Rain Insurance. Next committee meeting will be Thursday July 18 to fix each committee’s spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Wm. Boyken
G1. C
J. de Vries
Ay Bletch
Pierre Santer
Jobh Taebrand
F. Callies
Harry Reed
John Falk
Callies
Anton Pannhuk
Ray Bonacker
A. Mayfield
Harold Johgon
L. B. Larsen
Craven
Rain Insurance
Howard Wrench
Oscar Miler
Legion Auxiliary Notes on August Meeting at Legion Hall
The Legion Auxiliary held a delayed monthly meeting with poor attendance at the Legion Hall. Reports praised work for Indian Day and scrap-book entries. Officers were noted for installation and future plans, with updates on flag education and county history submissions.
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Gari Veer at Kanawha
A baby girl weighing nine pounds was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Gari Veer of Kanawha. The family already has five-year-old twins. Grandparents Pankuk are visiting Kanawha to meet the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girwaa
Mra
Gari Veer
Kanawha
Grandpa
Grandma Pankuk
John K. Rippentrop
Kruse
Woden
Haken
Sioux Falls
Hen U. Meyer
Nantje Tiedens
Migs Violet O'Meyer
Tom Lents
Local Items and Social Notes From Arnolds Park Area
Henry Schrader has been quite ill this week. Signal Wood was sick with acute appendicitis. Paul Brung carried water to Conroy's elephants after the paper was out last evening. Miss Irene Sherman of St. Paul visited over Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Henry Evans and family and Mrs. L. Boggesa and Virginia Daw were guests of the Craven family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J C Newville and family and Mrs. Craven were Arnolds Park visitors Tuesday. Dr. Torgerson recalled his childhood belief in rosy cheeks as a sign of health and noted a Burt girl he met last Saturday looked healthier on one side than the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schrader
Signal Wood
Paul Brung
Conroy
Irene Sherman
St. Paul
Henry A. Evans
L. L. Boggesa
Virginia Daw
Hethenville
Craven
Mra
J C. Newville
Marriage of Gertrude Ludeking and Theodore Gerdes in Fairmont Minn
Miss Gertrude Ludeking wed Theodore Gerdes at the Lutheran parsonage in Fairmont Minnesota in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Steck. The couple planned a motor trip after, the bride a teacher who has lived in the area. Guests included siblings and friends, with attendants in white and pink crepe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ludeking
Theodore Gerdag
Fairmont
Minn
Steck
Quid
Dale Rittenhouse
Ise Brand Granted Beer Permit At City Council Meeting
At a special Friday meeting, John D Ise brand received a beer sale permit. He opened Saturday in his own building on the east side of Main Street.
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John D. Isebrand
Main Street
Henry Franzen Buys Farm Near Woden Purchase
Henry Franzen contracted to buy the Higeman tract of 180 acres a mile east of Woden for 49 dollars per acre. The farm is well located and deeds and buildings were repaired. Franzen plans time and money to bring the property into first class shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Franzen
Woden
Franzen
Chicago hotel suicide of Hartley man lands in headlines
Chas Leibsohn Hartley and a former Fitonka merchant, identified as a local man who had lived in Hartley, Iowa, reportedly hanged himself in a Morrison hotel room in Chicago a week ago after writing to his wife that he would visit her. He had been in Chicago with his wife for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Leibsohn
Hartley
Towa
Fitonka
Iowa
Chicago
Folke
Morrison Hotel
Goat mixup ends in disputed goat return tale
Wm Rickless buys a baby goat for 25 cents and later returns it after John Loeschen mistakes it for Mayland’s. Mrs Ricklefs resists removal of property, but the goat remains at its new home. Homer Downs plans to enter the goat business, drawing jokes as Win Ricklefs and Sons grow their herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rickless
John Eoesaen
Wm. Mayland
Rickiefs
Mayland’s
Loeschen
Homer Downs
Portland Township
Win, Ricklefs and Sons
Homer
Legal to use artificial light for night fishing clarified
The Fish and Game Department addresses a common question about legality of artificial light for night fishing. The new regulations list tackle and equipment but do not include artificial lights, making their use for taking fish illegal under current rules.
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Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
No Hunting Signs and Farm Cattle Chased
Local farmer notes signposted no hunting on property but recounts repeated gate left open by Christian visitors. He laments chasing cattle across fields and says he cannot afford further trouble from sinners after recent incidents last summer.
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Signa
Childhood Hopes and a Mother's Comb
A speaker recalls a question about childhood hopes and answers yes, then reflects on wishing to have had no hair as their mother used to comb it. The reminiscence centers on parental care and self-image during youth.
Pressure From the Voters on Tax Exempt Bonds
The piece argues about $28 billion in tax exempt bonds across government levels. It notes estimated federal revenue losses from the exemption clause totaling $100 million to $300 million annually. It discusses propriety concerns about taxing already issued securities and cites a Supreme Court judge and scholars urging Congress to act under the Sixteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Lutheran Church Notes and School Activities
The Gummer School closed on Thursday and children enjoyed a plains dinner with ice cream and afternoon races. Lutheran Bible School at Clear Lake hosts a jam session. Leaguers plan to attend next Sunday’s services with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and German service at 10:30 a.m. Singing school for Junior Choir meets Wednesdays at 3:30 a.m. Ladies Aid to meet next Wednesday in the church basement with luncheon served. hosts Mrs Dirksen and Miss Amanda Heach.
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Gummer
Thorsday
Luthern Bible School
Clear Lake
Ald
Charch
Dely
Lynch
Mrs. Dirksen
Misa Amanda Haeach
Suneh
Wallace Maps Out Bread Battle
Washington D C The agricultural adjustment administration warned it may invoke the publicity clause to name profiteers in bread price increases tied to the 30 cent a bushel wheat processing tax While Frederick Howe consumer counsel appointed by Secretary Wallace studies the matter and pressure mounts for action Wallace condemned unreasonable bread price rises as the tax takes effect at midnight He notes costs other than wheat also influence bread prices and suggests loaf prices should rise only slightly more than one cent Above May levels Two weeks ago a local market raised dark bread from six cents to ten cents a loaf sparking public outcry and questions on how long Wallace will wait to restore reasonable prices
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Washington, D. C
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Fredrick Howe
Consumers Counsel
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Des Moines Register
Wllace
Mitchell Lix Exonerated in Tax Defraud Case
The article reports banker Mitchell Lix of New York being exonerated by a jury on charges of defrauding the federal government of income taxes. It criticizes current tax laws and calls for drastic reforms, noting millionaires from J. P. Morgan down to the Mitchell class as examples. The piece cites Emmeraburg Democrat.
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Mitehall
New York
United States
J. P. Morgan
Mitchell
Emmeraburg Deamocrnt
Titonka Co operative Creamery Benefits Town and Farmers
The Titonka creamery in Kossuth county provides steady income to the town and dairy farmers. May payouts totaled 8500 dollars with forty top checks ranging from 211.14 down to 61.88 dollars. Higher checks extended from 211 to 178, and 120 to 100.8 dollars, illustrating dairy income as a dependable cash source in dairy heavy communities.
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Uttla
Titonka
Kossuth
Ackley World Herald
Methodist Church Notes Haworth League Institute and Farm Service
Methodist Church notes say services Sunday at usual hours with the pastor returning from Haworth League Institute. Mtonka League will send fourteen delegates to the League Institute at M. B Camp this year. A farm home service will be held Sunday at 8 PM at Andrew Hansen’s south of town, an outdoor service on the lawn, with a planned joint service with the Doag people.
Quail Areas Established In Southern Iowa
The Fish and Game Department started a program to create quail management areas in southern Iowa to boost quail numbers. More than 9,000 acres have been inspected and designated as quail areas with farmer cooperation to provide food and cover and protect waste areas. Vernon DB of Fairfield leads the commission’s quail program.
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Fish and Game Department
Iowa
C. ‘Db
Vernon
Fairfield
Fish and Game Commission
Trout stocking figures aim to boost Iowa streams
The adult trout were stocked in streams across the state including Mill Creek near Bellevue, Waterloo Creek near Waukon, Cold Water Creek near Cresco, Silver Creek near Waukon, Benr. Greek near Decorah, French Creek near Waukon, Coon Creek near Waukon, Frog Hollow Creek near West Union, and Patterson Creek near Waukon. Every effort is being made to make Iowa's trout streams produce the best fishing.
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Mill Creek
Bellevue
Waterloo Grank
Waukon
Cold Water Creek
Cresco
Silver Creek
Benr
Decora
French Creek
Coon Creek
Frog Hollow Creek
West Union
Patterson Creek
Iowa
Five From The Sky Shocks Forest City Neighbors
A dramatic flash at about ten o clock Saturday night lit the southwest part of Forest City as large sky rocket like chunks of fire rained down. Witnesses near the Bob White residence reported sparks striking pavement and ground amid wind and rain, with audible reports over the storm.
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Walouta
Bob Whiteis
Holt
Forest City
Isummite
Town Fish Jumping at Spurwing Slough Meet
The Fish and Game Department reports Iowa fish show unusual pep or are training for high jump at Spurwing Slough. Burlington residents Hatner Ufleman Willem Holmen Hackman verify a large crappie leaping into a family boat after two small ones returned to water. Julius Snow and Willard Fain sight a 20 inch pickerel leaping into their boat on Medium Lake.
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Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Jon Hatner
Roy Ufleman
Ollie Willem
H. H. Holmen
George Hackman
Burington
Spurwing Slough
Julius Snow
Willard Fain
Syenlng
Town Council Proceedings July 7 1883 Titouka Sayings Bank
Town council meeting at the Titouka Sayings Bank 8 p m with Mayor Wolfe and councilmen Pannkuk Sartor Brohackat present. Budget publication planned for July 25 hearing date set. Library board appointments made for Plarre Sartor and R F Bonacker. Bills approved and warrants authorized for Ricklefs Himer Peterson Stott Rasmus Hansen and others. Class B beer permit granted to John D Isebrand. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titouka Sayings Bank
Wolfe
Pannkuk
Sartor
Brohackat
Ayea
Plarre Sartor
R. F. Bonacker
Lbrary. Board
Bonacker
Sama
W. Ih
Ricklefs
Ricklefs & Anderson
Himer Peterson
W. H. Stott
Sescues
Rasmus Hansen
Ray
John D. Isebrand
Matlan
Wm. Boyksn
Unclear Names Reported In 1934 Iowa Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Ditouke Chan Stroabel Jan 1 1934 and Titonka with dates in 1934. Hard to extract a coherent event. No clear action, organization, or outcome identifiable from the legible items.
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Angie M. Christenson
Weasley
Jawa
Wii Rode
Wall
Ditouke
Iowa
Chan
Stroabel
Dick Franzen
Titonka
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Ueaday
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Legion Hall
Martha Bonacker
Irene Paterson
Legion
Bancrest
C. M. Toad
Maple Hill
J. GC. Underkofler
Aleady
Martha i Bonacker
Americanisy
Nelson Sisters
Gal‘ta Zwiefel
Olive Brung
Nellis Nelson
Miss Nelson
Tha
Aruit
Legionalre
Sony
Department
Olga Fe Bie
Ross Plumb
Wiltsow
Archie Whitlow
Swea Ohy
Naglatant Stata
Merbutture
Rey Murray
Miller Nelson
Raymond Bonacker
Odd Fellows Home
Magon City
Raymond Krantz
Albert Lonschen
Wim. T. Wickerman
Coleman
Mrai Ioyd “Wickerman
Gray
O¢ Rock Falls
Orie Peterson
Mr. Vickerman
Grey Vickerman
Petersons
Floyd Vickerman
Rock Falls
Geerdes
Town
John Trarks
Bill Schutter
Billy
Everette Hitt
Ole and
Lewis ‘Opedabl
Lou ‘Bruns
Frank Meyer
Wilbert
Bert Putestalk
R. M. Lindhorst
George Schutter
Raymond Behutter
Harman Fritz
R. Schutter
Mildred Beth Schutter
Boyd Miller
Mas Bi Fritz
Billie
Carl Cathies
Bridge
J. B. Hansen
Iowa ‘City
H. I, Targersen
Low
Ted Dunmire
Newton
Drayton Wasson
Mortality
New Mexico
Horace ‘Schenck
Earl Stott
Kenneath Fisher
Magdalene ‘Sartor
H. W. Schoentein
Okoboji
Armstrong
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Herman@ranzen grove
Batty Lee Durland
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
Lee C. Wolfe
Fremontaul
Edith Mae Budlong
Cleota Oestarreicher
Kathryn Schram
Mildred Krantz
Fern Krantz
Barbara‘ Ball
Pauline Blakely
Violet Stack
Arlo Larson
Donald Callies
Lewis Bacon
Lake Okahoji
Epworth League Institute
Epworth
Lutheran Bible School
John Woods
Larkin Club
H. G. Schweppe
William Ricklota
Leibsohn
Lutheran Church Notes
Mitchell L. Lixonerated
Methodist Church
Council Proceedings
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