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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
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James Russ Waller, a fugitive from quarantine justice, reports he and his wife left for a cottage on a Minnesota lake to serve time at home. He states the act was an error of judgment and expresses remorse while promising to obey the law again. Local press notes his prior loyal record but questions remains.
The Laverne News reports locals teased Russ Waller over his future marriage. The note mentions his illness with scarlet fever and a private nurse. Attendees at a Ban croft game include Mr. and Mrs. Heyo Boekelman and others.
The notice explains that the Supreme Court voids Frazer Lemke provisions in bankruptcy cases and outlines steps for distressed farmers to protect their property under state Moratorium Laws. It details continuances, extensions of redemption, and appeals to the State Supreme Court within specified four month windows, urging contact with County Farm Debt Advisory Committees and Des Moines officials for guidance.
County agent Brown advises farmers to cut alfalfa when it is one tenth to one fourth in bloom to balance stand longevity and hay quality. Full bloom favors longevity but yields coarser, lower protein hay. In northern Iowa last cut should occur by September 1, with some seasons allowing only two cuttings.
Wortman business visitor in Algona and many area families spend Memorial Day visiting relatives in Lakota. Miss Wolcott of Mankato and Mr and Mrs Coleman of Algona are among those listed as visitors. Mrs Penny ill with pneumonia. Several whooping cough cases among local children. 4-H club hosted at the Heetland home. Numerous travels to and from Buffalo Center Mason City Bancroft and Fairmont noted among residents and guests over the weekend.
Local residents visit and care for Mrs Laura Penny who is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Dundee of Burt and Mr Sturdevant of Fort Dodge stay with relatives in Mason City. Emma Thaves sustains a gash. Dr Williams treats her. Mr and Mrs Hans celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Memorial Day programs at the high school feature Rev Arthur Hueser and a band. American Legion Auxiliary Boy Scouts and Flower Girls lead a parade. prizes awarded for the poppy and history contests.
Canadian mounted police member G R Montague spoke at the Rotary club luncheon and later to Athleti Park children and a large high school audience about life among Eskimos. He noted their intelligence, survival tactics, Arctic dogs, tanning arts, and Eskimo food largely compensating for winter sun loss.
Mr Montague recounts Eskimo life including igloo construction and cold habits. He notes snow packing and igloo temperature around 20 degrees. He contrasts Canadian mounted police conduct with U S issues and warns cold weather in Iowa may shrink the corn crop.
A fragmentary social item mentions Mr Jowin Lak and Mrs Wm Amasbury visiting Fort Dodge. They met Mr and Mrs Irank Kithe at Eagle Grove and a party involving Carrol residents was noted this week with some misrendered names and relations.
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