Memorial Day Observances Mark Heavy Attendance At Coliseum
Memorial Day exercises drew large crowds at the Coliseum and cemetery services followed at Wedley and local townships. Hon. Jas Dolliver delivered the principal address, with readings and a benediction closing the observance. Extensive planning by the American Legion produced strong results. Time To Spray Fruit Trees Again notes first cover spray timing for apples pears plums and cherries to control pests and improve yields. Weather and pest forecasts suggest continued emphasis on orchard care including two cover sprays starting mid May through June.
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Thontn
Wedley
Buffalo
America
Jas. Dolliver
Dodge
Farm Bureau
Iowa
H. EB. Nichols
Iowa State College
Hamburg
Mitchelville
Sinister Circumstance Ties Hoover Budget Clash to Steel Salary Cut
A sinister connection emerges as President Hoover rebukes Congress over the budget timed with United States Steel announcing a 15 percent pay cut for all employees. The move, seen as aiding budget balance, boosts stocks while critics, including Representative LaGuardia, question how big interests profit from such timing.
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Hoover
Congress
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Ward
Innocent
Eallystan
LaGuardia
New York
Meade
Titonka Baseball Sinks Mallard Then Falls to Woden
Titonka defeated Mallard 7 to 3 at Mallard on Sunday. The following day Titonka lost to Woden 16 to 8 at Woden in a high scoring game.
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Titonka
Mallard
Ed Woden
Woden
Titonke
Reform Ladies Ald Meet at North Reform Church
The Ladies Aid of North Reform Church will meet Wednesday June 8 at the church. Hostesses Mrs Sonnenberg and Mrs Panukuk will preside with all members expected to attend. Walcoma is noted for attendance and fellowship.
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North Reform Church
Sonnenberg
Panukuk
Walcoma
Titonka Burghers Invite Fans to Fenton Game Next Sunday
Titonka baseball team hosts Fenton on the local grounds next Sunday inviting community support. Management urges attendance to help raise funds for the team and cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Hala
Fenton
Notice to Stockholders Farmers Elevator Company Meeting
Notice to stockholders informs of the Farmers Elevator Company annual meeting to be held Monday June 6 at 2 p m for transacting any legal business. Secretary Jay Budloney signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Company
Jay Budloney
Accident Kills Hugena DaBruyn Son in Yard Accident
Hugena Rike two year old son of Mrs Mabelle DaBruyn was accidentally killed Thursday afternoon May 26 while playing near a corn shelter. He reportedly fell when the shelter toppled, a sharp point striking his forehead and fracturing the skull. he died about ten minutes later. This follows a previous family tragedy eight months earlier when Syiug DoeBruyweather died in an automobile accident.
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Hugena Rike
Mabelle DaBruyn
Syiug DoeBruyweather
Hugene
Home Candidate Pishor Seeks Sheriff Backing
In Titanica and vicinity, residents urged turnout to support W F Pishor on the republican ticket. The message praised his home-town suitability and called for a strong show of local pride to back his sheriff candidacy against rivals Bennett and Clark who were accused of hidden agendas and party machinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Pishor
Townyman
Titanica
Senator Bennett
Clark
Des Moines
Bennett
Iowa Senate
Poppy Sale Gratitude From American Legion Auxiliary
In Appreciation the American Legion Auxiliary thanks the community for cooperation and support in the Poppy Sale and Memorial activities. Gratitude extends to all who contributed flowers for wreaths and assist in the sale, signed by Sadie Denton, President.
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The
American Legion Auxilary
American Legion Auxiliary
Sadie Denton
Reibsamen Family Hosts Kin Visit In Burlington
The Raymond Keagles Logan and Stanley Eagles Roland Shaws and the H B Robbenhouse family from Mineapolis traveled to Burlington to visit Mr and Mrs Chas Reib they spent Sunday at the Reib’s home and Burlingtons Reibsamen returned home with the Keagies for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Keagles
Logan
Stanley Eagles
Roland Shaws
Mineapolis
Glen Reibsamens
H.B. Robbenhouse
Deg Moines
Chas
Reib’ Peeegee
Burlington
Reibsamen
Glen Reibsamen
Keagies
Gritz in Town Distributes Campaign Literature for Branagan
Q V Gritz, a grain dealer from Emmetsburg, visited yesterday to distribute campaign literature on behalf of his neighbor Bill Branagan. The appearance underscored Branagan’s local support and mobilization efforts ahead of the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. V. Gritz
Emmetsburg
Bill Branagan
County Women to Hold Seventh Achievement Day
Kossuth County project women plan their seventh annual County Wide Achievement Day on Monday June 7 at the Presbyterian church in Burt. The program, printed in the Topic two weeks ago, includes a German township demonstration on window curtains at 11 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Project
Presbyterian Church
Burt
German Township
Methodist Church Notes and Local Meetings
Thursday afternoon the W H M S meets with Mrs Ed Zweakel and officers are elected. The Dean community ladies host Mrs Moyer. Sunday morning the W H M S conducts worship at Titonica church with Mrs Wi HL Lease of Algona as speaker. BE S devotional at 7:45 and worship at 8. Sermon titled The Man Who Had the Best Start. The D H B S begins sessions next Monday. Sub district Haworth League rally set for the evening of June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Zweakel
Dean
Moyer
Titonica
Wi. HL
Algona
BE. S
Haworth League
Dinner Party Held at State Park for Local Families
Mr and Mrs John Pink and family Marl Stott and family drove to Algona Monday afternoon for a dinner party. Relatives from Alpert Lea Minn Hawleys Mason City Mr and Mrs John Amesbury Wesley Louie Bolenus family Dean Will Amesbury Carroll and Sanders family Saxton attended. North Kossuth Cow Testing Association tour and picnic will be at Mascher and Droessler farms east of Bancroft on Tuesday June 7 with judging contests for association representative. Floyd Arnold of the Dairy Extension Service will speak on dairy feeding and management. Members and friends invited with basket lunches. coffee ice cream and milk provided.
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State Park
John Pink
Marl Stott
Algona
Elizabeth Amesbury
Clara
Alpert Lea
Minn
Hawleys
Mason City
John Amesbury
Wesley
Louie Bolenus
Dean
Will Amesbury
Carroll
Sanders
Saxton
North Kossuth
Mascher and Droessler
Bancroft
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Floyd Arnold
Dairy Extension Service
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday School Institute at Britt
The Sunday School Institute of the American Lutheran church district met in Britt with Prof. M Steuer of Luther College as main speaker. Rev Tangholz spoke on Luther's Catechism. Rev Ringhand was elected president and Miss Maria Brandt secretary. Local members from Good Hope attended. several names listed. Iowa Luther League convention set for Clear Lake June 4 to 6 with delegate Arthur Rike. Sunday School starts next Sunday at 9, English service at 10. Infant baptism for Herman Edward Rachut recorded. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Bonno Schutter's home. Vacation Bible School begins Tuesday in the church basement for three days weekly. shift to Monday next week.
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American Lutheran Church
Britt
Town
M. Steuer
Luther College
St. Paul
Myrtle Johnson
Marie Brandt
William Fritz
Ray
Schoentein
Josephine Stecker
Iowa Luther League
Clear Lake
Iowa
Arthur Rike
Luther League
League
Herman Edward Rachut
Harman Rachut
Ladies Aid
Bonno Schutter
B. Schutter
Wm. Tiaden
German Golden Glice 4 H Club Meeting Report
The 4 H girls met at the home of psena Tjaden on Saturday May 28. Cleve members were present two mothers Mys Intermill and Mia plus guests Roll call was answered by a picture study plans for Memorial Day and a memory contest were held Two captains were chosen Anne Abbas and Bertha Hofbauer Anna's team includes Ver gie Jeanor Fanny Harriet and Bertha's team includes Sylvia Lena Diana Ruth and Wisle Lunch followed. The next meeting will be June Lith at Grace and Harriet Steper's home with rally day plans to be completed.
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pSena Tjaden
Cleve
Mys
Intermill
Mia
Pjaden
Anne Abbas
Bertha Hofbauer
Anna
Vergie
Jeanor
Fanny
Harriet
Bertha
Brookhart’s record fuels Iowa primary fight for Brookhart
Brookhart campaigns on fighting graft corruption and reform measures. He opposes subsidies and the railroad law, backs the soldiers' bonus, and supports anti yellow dog contracts, postmastership reforms, labor fairness, and relief for the unemployed. He is described as a progressive Republican with a clean, anti machine record ahead of the June 8 primary.
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Old Guard
Senator Brookhart
Muselo Schonis
Henry Ford
Harry Dougherty
Judge Parker
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tlal Follatte-Costigan
Brookhart
Iowa
Debenture farm relief plan fails in Senate vote
In a Tuesday test vote on the debenture farm relief measure the amendment went down 46 to 33 Dickinson opposed the debenture while Brookhart supported it President Hoover had opposed the plan, killing the bid for relief.
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Brookhart
Dickinson
Hoover
Lakota Residents Attend Forres ton Funeral of Mrs Christ Wagens
Mr Jake Wagens and Bert Amelasburg of Lakota left Monday for Forreston Tinois to attend the funeral of Mrs Christ Wagens, the former's mother.
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Jake Wagens
Bert Amelasburg
Lakota
Forreston, Tinois
Christ Wagens
Tiger bass and quail care from Missouri notice
Natural history notes describe the small mouthed black bass and tiger bass, its size, habitat, and winter habits while offering Missouri quail management tips. Holmgren recounts a pheasant versus crow encounter illustrating wary upland game behavior.
Hand Crushed in Corn Sheller Accident
Vaughn Hoover four year old son of My Hoover and Mrs Ted Hoover sustained a painful injury Wednesday forenoon when his right hand was caught in a corn shelley chain. The hand suffered a crushing injury and multiple bone fractures.
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Report and Memorial Plans
The Legion Auxiliary notes a May meeting held at Mrs Grace French home with strong attendance. Mary Young organized Poppy Day plans and wreath making while Martha Bonacker led Flag Code exams. A successful street sale raised 80.02 with three fourths kept for welfare and one fourth sent to the state, aided by many volunteers. A new member Minnie Hulsman joined from Marshall and Memorial Services were held for a son lost in World War I. A Kossuth unit meeting is planned at Algona Legion Hall with Mrs Rasmus Peterson ill.
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Grace French
Department
Mary Young
Martha Bonacker
Hinch Way
Fern Garthner
Rowan
Olive Bruns
Sartor
Cleo Nelson
Martha ‘Bonacker
Hansen
Mary Sartor
Carrie Bonacker
Nettie Pannhuk
Julia Nelson
Nellie Nelson
Hua Peterson
Jennie Breen
Titania
Estelle Bonacker
Mary Sartar
Pearl Rickless
H. Rex Austin
State Department
Raymond Krantz
Britt
Minnie Hulsman
Marshall, Orla
France
Legion Hall
Algona
Rasmus Peterson
Luther League Convention at Clear Lake June Fourth to Sixth
Representatives from nearly 160 Luther Leagues of the American Lutheran Church will gather at the Methodist Camp in Clear Lake from June 4 to 6. Faculty includes Rev. G. Wiedelanders national president, Prof. A. Guetalaft, and Wm. Bock, Paul Schviewer t of Toledo. Program features motion pictures, Red Cross life saving course, boat races, and motorboat events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Clear Lake
Luther Leagues
American Lutheran ‘Church
Clear Lake Jute
Wiedelanders
A. Guetalaft
Wartburg Normal College
Wm, Bock
Dubuque
Paul Schwei+bert
Toledo
Ohio
Clean Lake
Red Cross
Lfe
Engelbrecht
Belmond
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Reform Ladies
Wil
Reibsamens
Methodist Church
Lutheran Church Notes
Golden Glice
Buffalo Township
J. F, Fisher
Little Storlen
Woode and
Waters
H. J. Metcalf
Missouri
Towa
Missouri Fish and Game News
Missouri Game and Fish Department
Holmgren
A. Holmgren
Kossuth
Mads
Legion Auxiliary Notes
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