Three New Directors Elected by Stockholders
The Farmers Co Operative Grain Co stockholders met in the M B E church basement Monday afternoon to set up the business for the past year and elect officers for the coming year. Old officers were re elected except three directors Frank Kline Phil Nelgon and Heyer moved away and three new directors were elected John Pink Roy Budlona and John Koestler with Oesterreicher president Reynolds vice president Cosgrove treasurer Welhouse secretary Cosgrove Bruna Stecker John Pink and John Koestler directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kline
Phil Nelgon
Mr. Heyer
John Pink
Roy
Budiong
John Koestler
Oesterreicher
Accounting Ledger Shows Yearly Business Total
A ledger item records dues for the Insurance Association and various expenses. It lists advertising, drayage, convention costs, office supplies, repairs, and a total business amount for the year of 487,990.48 with related receipts 364.13 and 254.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Association
Graduating class notes and local life at Algona
May and June see many graduates nationwide with schools praising the teachers and the role of preparation. The Algona area reports seven graduates aided by Miss Olson and Miss Reynolds with thanks to Prof Williams. Fred Weichern and Herbert Nelson recount their wartime service. Obituary of BE G. Seymour, Buffalo Center banker and farmer. Seniors visit Algona for cap and gown photos and a Wesley play, plus local visits and a Rebekah Home Coming set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Alma Marie Olson
Carrie Reynolds
Nicola
Fred L. Weichern
Herbert Nilson
Barron, Wis
Mr. Nelson
Henry A Nilson
Mr Weichern
W. J. Denton
Barron
Wis
France
Herbert
Fred
Tuscania
Henry
BE G. Seymour
Buffalo Center
Germana
Ed Seymour
North End
Olson
Reynolds
Algona
Peterson
Wesley
Titania
Belle Theatre
Mabel
Vera Maclroy
Gordon
Hansen
Vera
Vance
Ruth Reibsamen
Vida Zwiefel
Reuben Longbottom
P. Sartor
Miller -Nelson
John Richklefs
Mayme Sartor
Minnie Nelson
Phil Nelson
Clarence Turner
Vance Reid- Ramen
Sherwood
LuVerne News
Schram & Pannkul Dissolved by Mutual Consent
Notice declares the firm Schram & Pannkul dissolved by mutual consent dated June 6 1919 signed by B F Pannkuk and A Schram. Included is an unrelated ad line for window screens by E L Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schram & Pannkul
Pannkuk
A. Schram
Daylight Saving Law Faces Repeal Call by Senator Capper
Kansas senator Arthur Capper urges Congress to repeal daylight saving legislation, citing 36,000 petition signatures and widespread rural opposition. He argues the law wastes billions, disrupts farming routines, and harms milk shipping, harvest work, schooling, and market timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Congress
We Oa
Farmer Critiques Daylight Saving from Nebraska View
A letter by J N Nichols, a practical farmer from David City Nebraska, argues daylight saving harms field work and worker welfare. He cites dew in hay fields, late starts, afternoon heat, and workers neglecting duties, urging US Congress to repeal the law as Canada did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N.nichols
David City
Neb
Canada
United States
House of Commons
United States Congress
The Cost of Progress and Public Spirit
A editorial urges civic unity to advance progress, warning that ridicule from critics deters leaders. It argues progress requires visible leadership, broad backing, and supportive action rather than envy and opposition.
Small Town Social Roundup in Britt and Surroundings
South west women Bertha Dirksen and Agnes Larson return from Mankato Minnesota for a brief visit with home folks. Local families including the Schutters Eden and Madole host and attend gatherings with neighbors and kin during a span of recent days. A notice seeks about 20 head of cattle for pasture from Henry Holm of Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dirksen
Agnes Larson
Mankato Minu
George Schutzer
Miller
John Eden
Nick
George Schutter
Fox and Eden
Jin
Britt Thurwnight
Ethel Madole
Eisenman
Onal
Iola Avie
Eric Eden
Willie Woods
Jerry Schutter
EB McCall
Raymond
Clair Oftedah
John Cromes
Frank Phil
John Crone
Nick Eden
Frank Madole
Henory Holm
Titonka
Commencement Exercises Held Last Week at Bucalo High
The third annual commencement at Bucalo Consolidated High School honored seven graduates Piercy Rolbsamen Clarence Turner Floyd Longbottom Lela Wolfe Alice McElroy Ruby Nelson Christena Jugers. The week featured a patriotic class play For the Old Flag and a Class Night with speeches music and recitations. Dr. G W Walters Cedar Falls gave the address Friday, diplomas were presented by Supt Williams, and Rev Cuthbert delivered the Baccalaureate sermon with organ music and benediction by Rev Mueller. Decorations by Juniors echoed red white and blue Over the Top motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucalo Consolidated High School
Piercy Rolbsamen
Clarence Turner
Floyd Longbottom
Lela Wolfe
Alice McElroy
Ruby Nelson
Christena Jugers
New York State
H. S
G. W. Walters
Cedar Falls
Miss Olson
Supt. Williams
Cuthbert
Anton Holcomb
Mueller
Lutheran Church
Rubbish Removal Deadline Affects Local Property Owners
Town Council cracks down on unsightly trash with a June 15 deadline. If not cleared, the council will order removal at the owners’ expense. Notices from Mayor J F Fisher and Clerk Witt Boyken endorse the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP. Fisher
Witt. Boyken
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Elevator Co
Barldy
Bks
Welhousen
Boyken
Kerry Band
Tayenee
Vane
Bank Tee
Nconte
Sanat
Rev
Canrance
Germania
Guy Dalton
Iowa
Ana & Man
E. L. Hansen
Daylight’ Saving Law
el Tey
Southwest
Titonka High School
Lift
James Henderson
L. C. Heifner
Storden
Minnesota
Titonka Savings Bank
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