Logals Win First Game of Season in Titonka
Titonka hosts Woden for a season opener that ends 14 to 13 in favor of Titonka. Dugan delivers a go ahead two-base hit in the ninth after a seesaw game with three Woden first-inning scores. Bilmer Petersen Ernest Petersen and Helris Bruns pitched for Titonka as Bob Fisher umpired calmly.
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Titonka
Woden
Rustie Bruns
Dugan
Titanka Boys
Bilmer Petersen
Helris Bruns
Ernest Petersen
Ernest
Bob Fisher
Titonka Loses In Ten Inning Duel At Wesley
Titonka and Wesley played a close ten inning game on Wesley grounds. Fisher for Titonka pitched well with twelve strikeouts while Fox for Wesley matched him with twelve. A late ninth inning baserunning decision cost Titonka a chance to win as Wesley finally scored in the tenth to clinch 3 to 2.
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Titonka
Wesley
Fox
Wolfe
Fisher
Guy Brung
Titanka
Titanka Boys
Bob" Fisher
John Fisher
Mr. Wolfe
Wesley Fisher
Sia
Fox Guy Brung
Wolle Hagen
Vitz Karn Petersen
Killion
Brung
C. Gibson & Bruns
Klinepeter Denton
Sue Blaich el. Petersen
B. Gibson
Lloyd
Popular Young Lady Becomes Wife of Wesley Banker
Miss Hazel Hopkins and Inne A. Gerdes wed at 6:30 am at the bride’s home in Wesley. Rev. R T Cook officiated. only family attended. The bride, a Wesley native and former music teacher, wears a blue traveling suit with pink sweet pea corsage. The groom has long stood in Wesley business and social circles.
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Wesley
Hazel Hopkins
Inne A. Gerdes
Flint National Bank
Marrley
Darenta
Benjamin Hopking
R. TD. Cook
M. E
Wesley High School
Oberlin
Ohio
Conservatory of Music
Trhee
Thno A Gerdes
Gerdes Honeymoon Tour Honored by Wesley News
The News-World extols Ihno A Gerdes as a trusted community builder and friend to all. Mr and Mrs Gerdes depart on a long honeymoon visiting Des Moines Chicago and the western coast while wishes from Wesley pour in for a blessed union.
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Hst
Ihno A
Gerdes
Des Moines
Charles City
Mr. Gerdes
Chicago
Wesley
News- World
News-World
Gold prospect near Osgood sparks town debate
Excitement rises in Graettinger over a Bernard Smith farm sample believed to contain gold and silver. Jewelry tester Weinholzer and assay company Thomas J. Dee & Company report $21.50 per ton gold and $6.42 per ton silver, prompting further tests as Smith sinks deeper wells and awaits Minneapolis and Ames assay results.
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Graettinger
Bernard Smith
Osgood
Smith
Jack Creek
Rock Island
Greattinger
Weinholzer
Thomas J. Dee & Company
Chicago
Weinholzey
Mr. Smith
Minneapolis
Ames
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Emmet
For Sale Cheap Cars and Winter Top Text
For sale a Buick and a Dodge winter top plus a few good second hand cars at reasonable prices. Also inquire about horses or cattle for pasture with good water and fences. Contact Rosy Oesterreicher in Titonka Iowa and B RR Tatermill Titonka Iowa for details.
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Rosy Oesterreicher
Tionka
Lowa
Tatermill
Titonka
Iowa
Grain Growers plan to finance own marketing system
Farm Bureau notes back the Committee of 17 and the U S Grain Growers Inc urging recognition of the Equity Co operative Exchange and support for the Chicago terminal elevator project with over 250000 dollars subscribed. The article cites unity among Equity members and other farmer groups to build farmer owned markets and eliminate unfair practices.
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Committee of 17
U.S. Grain Growers, Incc
Iowa State Union
American Society of Equity
U. S. Association
Equity Co-operative Exchange
Iowa Farm Bureau
Chicago
Iowa Society
Iowa Equity
Dakotas
Minnesota
Equity
U.S. Grain Growers Inc
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Farm Bureau
Lowa Farm Bureau
C. H. Gustafson
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Information Service
Department of Education and Publicity
American Farm Bureau Federation
Committee of 15
Cooperative Commission Companies
Farmers
Express Commission
South St. Paul
Real Cooperative Livestock Commission
Cothe
F. E.osborne
Farmers’ Finance Corporation
Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Countywide Attention
The Kossuth County Farm Bureau picnic in Algona attracts large anticipated turnout with merchants closing shops for the afternoon. A tentative program lists Ledgara Band, address by D. Quarton, and a basket dinner at noon followed by races and ball games.
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Farm Bureau
Wossyth
Algona
Kossuth
Ledgara
Fair Grounds
Grandstand
Walcome
D. Quarton
the Hagles
Roy Keen
Farm 4
Bancroft
Northenders
M. M. Morrow
Southsiders
W. EH. McDonald
American Legion
Bob" Young
Plum Creek Township
Kossuth County
Bancroft man sounds warning on Kossuth county debt
J H Sheridan of Bancroft writes to the Bancroft Register warning that Kossuth County is already near one million dollars in debt and merits careful consideration by every resident.
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J. H. Sheridan
Bancroft
Bancroft Register
Kossuth County
County Debts Prompt Skeptical View on Road Bond Sales
In Algona readers learn that county road and bridge plans may trigger new bonds while current drainage and road debts total 800 600 and drainage bonds reach 1 206 760 10 as of January 1 1921. J H Sheridan urges the board of supervisors to slow new contracting beyond necessary needs.
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Sheridan
Algona
Board of Supervisors
Txapayera
Supervisory
J. H. Sheridan
Corwith Wide Open Sunday Attracts Alarm
The Corwith Hustler reports a day of rampant drinking and reckless driving as the town returns to frontier excesses before alcohol restrictions. Booze flowed from morning till night with no preventing authority, leaving residents fearful and calling for a sheriff.
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Corwith
Des Moines
Rippling Swoymes by Walt Mason
A humorous verse celebrating living in the moment and cutting losses from the past. The speaker rejects remorse, vows to do useful work, and claims moral steadiness today while recalling old misdeeds with a wry, carnival tone.
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Walt Mason
Burleyeorn
Omar
No Middle of the Road Course
A motivational note urges young men to choose the straight path over crooked choices. It argues self determination and parental influence shape, while success favors discipline and restraint. The piece ends by declaring there is no middle course in life.
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Jose
Whittemore
Andrews Wins Another Wrestling Match at Titanica
Howard Andrews defeated a Mason City youth in two falls at the Titanica Theatre on Friday night. The first fall lasted four minutes, the second twenty five, with Andrews dominating as the heavier wrestler. A separate note lists a lost Macbeth dimmer lens for a Ford car and a lamp door, seeking return to Dr. Sartor.
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Qdast
Howard Andrews
Mason City
Titanica Theatre
Mason Ia
Howard
Land prices in OWA down with plowed land fall
The average price of plowed land in OWA fell from 219 to 200 dollars per acre, about seven percent, per U S department of Agriculture statistics. U S national data show March 1 prices at 83.78, down from 90.01 in 1920 and 74.31 in 1919, with drops concentrated in southern states and tobacco impacted Kentucky.
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United States Department of Agricultura
United States
Georgia
South Carolina
Kentucky
Iinois
Towa
Alabama
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Colorado
Proper Use of the Flag Rules and Etiquette
Educational note outlines flag handling standards including sunrise rise and sunset lower, no overnight display, half mast on Memorial Day until noon, proper hoisting order, saluting in parades, standing for the national anthem, and rules against using the flag in ads or merchandise. It also covers display orientation when hung, distress signals, and pinning the flag to the left breast when worn.
Accidents Mar Sunday Baseball Game
In a Klemme Sox versus Woden match one player broke a bone above the ankle when a runner stepped on Jack’s leg at home plate. Another player, Milvern Ell, suffered facial injury from a line drive, though no bones were broken. Both injuries were nonfatal and impact farming duties and work.
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John Woods
Klemme Sox
Woden
Jack
Milvern Ell
Klemme
Register Compared With Blade
The Des Moines Register derides the Saturday Evening Blade and links it to sensationalism in a critique suggesting editors fail to resist allurements. The piece targets editorials on ladies extremities as filler to boost paper appeal.
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Des Moines Register
LaVerne News
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Logals
Farm Bureau Notes
Schoby
Pres. G. R
Andrews
Ewo
Chautatqua
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