Classifieds: Farm ads and used cars in Titanka area
A dense classified page lists loans with 4 percent interest and no commission from Tam in Algona, truck and farm equipment ads, farms for sale near Titanka, autos for sale including a 1937 Ford LWB and a 1941 Plymouth, used car buyers, and local notices. Also included are memorial verse for Ludwig H Stenzel, dog and copper wire notices, and community updates from Titania Implement Co and Electric Shop. Local names include Nancy Adamson, Ted Hinders, C. W. Nicoulin, W. E. Ley, Martin Larsen, and August Schram among others.
Young Girl Injured Falling From Pony At Home
Doris Limberg, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Limberg, fractured skull last Thursday after falling from a pony his father had bought. She is recovering satisfactorily but will remain bedfast for some time. Mrs George Pommer returned home after visiting relatives at Ames and Des Moines. Her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Kahl of Des Moines plan to move to Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Limberg
Conrad Limberg
George Pommer
Ames
Des Moines
John Kahl
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Town Dog Tax Notice from Mayor French
Notice to all dog owners to pay the town dog tax to W H Stott before July 1st. Mayor H A French warns that unpaid dogs will be picked up by the town, enforcing the ordinance.
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W. H.stott
H. A. French
Local social notes from Rake and area events
Lucille Knutson of Rake visits relatives in the past week at the Andrew Verle home. Ted Bode of Ceylon Minnesota spends Sunday with kin. Mrs Bode and daughter Marilyn return home after days with relatives. Myron and Mrs William Wood visit the concerner home. Corp Stanley Valley leaves for Kearns Utah for an extended assignment after 30 days furlough from Van Nuys California. Bertha Nelson of Britt weekend at Dr Tindall home. Mr and Mrs Robert Turner of Charles City and Mrs Wm Bertram and daughter from Herman Minnesota dine with the Herman Buns family Sunday. Sylvester Hoff and daughter visit his mother Mrs Frank Hoff in Titonka. Catholic Ladies Guild entertained by Mrs James Fitzpatrick and Mrs Ed Cink at Fitzpatrick home June 6. Mr and Mrs Donald Kayser and son of Mason City spend Sunday at Dale Rittenhouse home. C W Goslin and wife business trip to Des Moines last week. Mrs Ray Valley and daughter Hazel join Mr and Mrs Herbert Hansen to Mason City Thursday. Lavonne Verle visits grandmother Mrs Altha Knutson near Rake. Charles Christiansen attends blacksmiths meet at Gasfield Sunday. Donald Hoff of the U S Navy visits Sylvester Hoff and family last Tuesday. Supper guests at Herman Buns home include Mr and Mrs Wm Bertram and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Knutson
Rake
Andrew Verle
Ted Bode
Ceylon
Minn
Bode
Marilyn
Myr
William Wood
Corp
Stanley Valley
Kearns
Utah
van Nuys
Calif
Titonka
Bertha Nelson
Britt
Dr. Tindall
Robert Turner
Charles City
Wm. Bertram
Herman
Herman Buns
Sylvester Hoff
Frank Hoff
Catholic Ladies Guild
James Fitzpatrick
Ed Cink
Fitzpatrick
Donald Kayser
Mason City
Dale Rittenhouse
C. W. Goslin
Des Moines
Ray Valley
Hazel
Herbert Hansen
Lavonne Verle
Altha Knutson
Charles Christensen
Gasfield
Donald Hoff
U.S. Navy
Farm's Normal Earning Method for Farm Values
Prospective buyers can estimate a farm's worth using the production method from Iowa State College Extension Service. H. E. Stalcup explains a three step process: list crop acres, estimate normal yields including exceptional and lean years, and multiply acres by yields to project total output.
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H. E. Stalcup
Iowa State College Extension Service
Farm Valuation Rules From An Old Guide
The text outlines landlord and operator shares in farm profits, methods to estimate era prices over 15 to 20 years, and total income. It itemizes landlord expenses like taxes, insurance, seed, lime, fertilizer, and maintenance. It also discusses capitalizing net income at about 5 percent to value the farm, noting repairs or local amenities can affect value without boosting profitability.
Real estate prices up 49 percent amid war
Fatt warns that town land prices have risen 49 percent from prewar levels, signaling risk in speculative buying during the war period.
Seventh War Loan Bond Appeal Urges Citizens to Invest
An appeal claims war costs demand doubled bond investments this year, urging Americans to fund troops and wounded care. It promises liquidity six days after issue, safety, and long term growth, noting bonds support children’s schooling and postwar prosperity while linking personal patriotism to national finance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tam
Paul Meyer
Atock
M. P. Woden
Woden
Haggard
Algona
Titanka
Nancy Adamson
Titania Implement Co
Murphy’s
Ted Hinders
Briggs & Stratton New Motors and Repairs
Frank D. Fisher
W. E. Ley
Lakota
Iowa
Titania Implement Co. On
Ludwig H Stenzel
Ronie Janssen
Martin Larsen
Titania
W.P.B
Hancock County
Rawleigh’s
Freeport
Carl Krause
August Schram
John Buns
Martha
Halverson
Yon
Martin Smith
R. M. Smith
Mary Ruchaill
Louis Paul
Corwith
Charles Murr
Hugen Wood
Alvin Hanna
Thompson
W. Goalin
Woden News
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D
Nitonka
Pierre Sartor
Esponkay
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Petersen Building
Titonka, In
M. F. Calhoun
Dr. F Be 1
Torgersen X-Rayne Dalding Titonka
Robert E. Wagner
Towa
Kossuth County
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Algona, In
E. J. van Ness Law Offices
E. J. van Ness
Della Welter
New Horse
Quarton and Miller County Savings Bank Bldg
W. L. Tindall
D. D
Poset Woden
Lyre
Evovhice
Electric Shop
Starcup
Elmore Nursery
Elmore, Minnesota
America
Normandy
Jungles
Luxon
Turkey
Europe
Germany
Pacific
Erwin Eden
Ray Welp
Herman Dreesman
Henry Nelson
Louis Bartlett
C. H. Christensen
W. H. Grover
WM. Fritz
John Welhousen
Aonty
Robert Bunkofsee
WM. Penning
ED Zwiefel
John Sachau
Elmer Peterson
John Boekelman
WM. Welhousen
Clarence Scrutier
Bruns
el, Dickmeyer
Henry Baade
George Schroeder
Tiares
Bonda
U. S, Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
Ben Franzen
Herman Franzen
Chris Brandt
Arthur Rike
Nelson Brothers
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