Titonka Topic Recording Post Office Listing and Bank Case
The Titonka Topic notes second class mail status and a push on reformatory produced plates. It reports the Shenandoah First National Bank asset defense against a federal suit led by Spurway and directors Field Sheets Gwynn with Read family oversight, aiming to settle liabilities and form a trust to repay depositors, plus a Des Moines hearing. It also previews the Iowa State Fair with auto and tractor shows and a push for compulsory automobile insurance reform tied to license applications.
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First National Bank of
Shenandoah
T. H. Read
B. A
Henry Read
Henry Field
Des Moines
Spurway
Field
Sheets
Gwynn
General Assembly
Bank heirs seek settlement in Shenandoah case
A special to the Register reports a dispute arising from the defunct Shenandoah bank. The case concerns property waivers and an interesting set of claims tied to the bank’s posthumous matters.
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Shenandoah
Calf Club Tour to Iowa Dairy Leaders Visit Kossuth County
Grub Calves Floyd Johnson of the State Dairy Association will visit Kossuth County clubs August 3 4 and 5. About eighty Calf Club members in eight clubs will tour starting at various locations with parents accompanying the youths. The schedule covers Wesley Algona Lone Rock Lakota Swea City and Titanka with cattle judging possible if time permits.
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Floyd Johnson
State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa
Kossuth
Johnson
Wesley
Algona
Lone Rock
Lakota
Swea City
Cows Appearance Misleads Dairy Worth Says Expert
C M Long of Blue Valley Creamery Institute argues cows may look unpretentious yet still be high producers. He notes a large wedge shaped frame, deep broad barrel, wide rib expansion, large fine textured udder, and prominent milk veins as keys to milk output, while warning evening milking does not reveal full capacity.
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Lowa
C. M. Long
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Long
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Mr. Long
The Cow Constitution Is Key to Dairy Profit
Mr Long argues the dairy cow’s rugged constitution drives high milk yield. He notes cows producing 25 to 40 pounds daily work harder than horses and labor daily, unlike a horse team that rests Sundays. A deep broad heart and strong frame underpin this capability.
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Long
Larger Dairy Herds Prove Most Profitable
Blue Valley Creamery Institute endorses a twelve cow herd replacing the common six cow herd in the Mississippi Valley. Iowa State College research suggests larger herds improve efficiency and income, with quicker cream shipping and higher premiums for sweet cream, boosting annual income.
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Mississippi Valley
Blue Valley
Institute
Old Settlers Picnic Draws Large Crowd in Wiel
A list of attendees and participants for the Old Settlers Picnic in Wiel Oklahoma shows a wide turnout. Names include Tressie Giddings-Ringsdort Burt H A Whithall and many residents from Bancroft Algona Titonka and surrounding towns. The roster spans births from mid 1800s to late 1880s and shows local families and neighbors gathering for a community event with noted attendees from multiple settlements.
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Wiel
Oklahoma
Ay Stowe
Okla
Tressie Giddings-Ringsdort
Burt
Ba. Bartlett
Thonka
H. A. Whithall
H. H. Hunt
Bancroft
H. A. Jamnings
Titonka
Joseph W. Hartshorn
Ledyard
Leonard Sheldon
D. A. Haggard
Algona
Florin Bartlett
Thompson
R. E. Goddard
Eva Kinnemond Godden
J. W. Godden
T. A. Wilson
Buffalo Canter
J. M. Cunningham
Volga City
Thos, Kain
O. P. McDonald
J. J. Cosgrove
V. R. Hunt
Lemuel Stockwell
J. E. Fairbanks
D. L. Godden
Ellen Hannah
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
George C. Allen
Maelowe
Minnie Sarchett
Lavinia Jennings
Mtonkca
Martin Rahm
St. Benedict
Barbara Rahm
Jos. Rahm
Francis Rahm
Walter H. Smith
Grant Ballsbury Burt
Katie Frick-Annig
Elizabeth McArthur-Donovan
W. OH. Reed
Sadie Hannah-Schenck
Harvey Coleman
Myron Schenck
Algoma
Kerry Dyers-Bradley Abona
Geen Nyees
List of Local Residents and Addresses 1800s Informal Register
A fragmentary roster lists residents with surnames Turner Bensehoter Harvey Bates Schenck Ward Grose Nutt Hutchinson Minkler Drake Hudson Fox Reibsamen Woodstock Palmer Palmer-Wheeler Wheeler and others. Entries show surnames connected to Algona Wesley Burt Titonka and Buffalo Center with years ranging 1860 to 1877.
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K. Turner
Wesley
Geo. Bensehoter
Algona
Mary Harvey-Bates
Fannie Schenck-Ward
Louise Grose-McNutt
Olive St. Andrews
Burt
S. H. McNutt
Rea Hutchinson
Bart
Ida Minkler
Dewitt Drake
Titonka
Lauite Hudson
Menus Fox
Pel. Jain
Burt S.seessee
F. Woodstock Buffalo Center
Desse J. Palmer
Titanka
Louise Ash-smerson
Titanka Oeseseeeuen
Leto
Marinia Palmer-Wheeler
H. Wheeler
For Sale multiple farms in Iowa Minnesota and Iowa Dickinson
Several farms are offered for sale including 160 acres six miles west of Forest City Iowa with good buildings and price 180 per acre, 280 acres near Fairmont Minnesota with $2000 contract, 120 acres near Buffalo Center Iowa with 175 per acre, 160 acres near Buffalo Center in German settlement 150 per acre, 480 acres near Staples Minnesota with 86 per acre and $16000 mortgage, 200 acres near Comfrey Minnesota with 90 per acre and 5 percent terms. Listings by Wolfe’s Land Agency Titonka and nearby towns.
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Steven’s
Minnesota
Alfred O. Clare
Morries Mina
Forest City
Dickinson County
Iowa
Lake Pake
A. Y. P. Trail
Nica
Wolfe's Land Agency
Titonska
Towa
Fairmont
Minn
Frome One
P. H. Lute
Patravont
Buffalo Center
Lee
Peter Helman
Wolfe
Foy
Aqvers
Swenson
A. Wolfe
Surveyor Lilly Bucks the Strain with Bands and Farm Work
Surveyor Andrew Jackson Lilly is noted for his record across multiple bands including Garner Klemme Britt and Hancock County providing tuba parts while also managing lawn care large garden strawberry and raspberry picking and drainage engineering duties. He currently surveys a long district to drain south of Ragle Lake.
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Britt
Andrew Jackson Lilly
Garner
Klemme
Hancock County
Mr. Lilly
Ragle Lake
Man seeks buyers for farms in Iowa and Minnesota
A 68 year old man linked to Mb P promotes affordable farm purchases through Wolfely Land Agency. He claims many farms in Iowa and Minnesota can be bought on easy terms with little upfront cost. He invites inquiry and inspection, urging potential buyers with savings to visit the agency.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wolfely Land Agency
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