Florence Stott dies after long illness at 19
Florence Stott of Titonka Iowa died Friday morning June 3 1927 after a prolonged rheumatic illness. Born February 21 1908 at Fonda she lived in Montana Titonka Fonda and returned to Titonka. She joined the Methodist church in 1922 and was active in Sunday school and Epworth League. She leaves parents brothers and six sisters as well as many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church and burial followed in Buffalo Township cemetery.
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Florence Stott
Algom
Florence
Fonda
Iowa
Titonka
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wpworth League
W. H. Stott
Guy
Earl
John
Pearl Slinker
Detroit
Michigan
Julia
Doris
Ruth
Maxine
Vivian
D. GC. Stott
Mankato
Minnesota
John Perry
Will Perry
Ray Perry
Dorothy Squires
Agnes, Pannhuk
Beulah Schutter
Ffimma’ Schiitjer
Jeynette Welhousen
Hila Welhousen
Children Day program at Lutheran Church this Sunday
The Lutheran Church invites Sunday School children to celebrate Childrens Day with an all children program on Missionary Work. The pastor will address older parishioners on missions. Service starts at 10 30 with a basket dinner planned in Oakdale Grove near Burt if weather permits.
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Gerwil
Oakdale Grove
Burt
Ladies Aid
Ted van Hove
Luther
Look Out For Cholera Says State Agriculturalists
Agricultural officials tracking hog crops say 1928 prices will exceed 1927. They note Iowa losses from cholera were low last year and stress early vaccination of young pigs to prevent outbreaks. Vaccination is inexpensive when pigs are small, as sixty percent are vaccinated early and the remaining forty percent later.
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Iowa
A Fine Old Gentleman Visits Bertha Loft Home
J N Dawson a pioneer of Wesley lives in Mason City Odd Fellows home and visited Bertha Loft home over Sunday. He will be 81 at his next birthday and is described as spry despite small size. He is highly regarded in Wesley by local residents.
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J. N. Dawson
Odd Fellows
Mason City
Bertha Lcoft
Wesley
Mr. Dawson
News- World
High Gun in Amateur Class at Elmer Petersen Shoot
George McCutcheon of Titonka led the amateur class at a registered clay bird shoot held last Sunday at Elmer Petersen’s. Joe Kautzky’s daughter Miss Marlo Kautzky of Fort Dodge competed in the amateur class and kept local shooters busy.
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Elmer Petersen
George McCutcheon
Titonka
Cross of Kansasity
Claru Joe Kautzky
Marlo Kautzky
Ft. Dodge
D.D. Gross
Kansas City
J. R. John
Spirit Lake
Jd. F.fisher
Stoutenburg
J. Katey Cuee Creer
Jewell
Iowa
Farm Boy Flies to France A Lindbergh tribute
A lengthy tribute recalls Charles Lindbergh's solo flight from New York to Paris covering about 3 700 miles in 33 hours and 30 minutes. The piece highlights his Swedish farming roots in Minnesota and Wisconsin links, his family, and the global admiration for the historic feat.
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Sweden
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iCharles Lindberg
Congress
Madison
Winconsin
School of Mechanical Engineering
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University of Wisconsin
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Missouri
Missouri National Guard
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San Diego
California
St. Louis
Christopher Columbua
Bofentista
J. John's
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The Wise Old Bee Learns to Work Together
A fable from the Michigap Bulletin tells of a hermit bee who hoards wealth and labors alone. His solitary venture collapses as predators raid his store, teaching that collective effort yields greater sustenance and survival. The tale ends with a refrain that unity makes societies stronger.
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Hee
Michigap
Acknowledgments for Kindness After Illness and Death
Sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during serious illness and death of a devoted husband and father. Gratitude also to those who assisted in the music. Mia, 1.M. Helfner and children.
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Florence
W. H. Stott
Mia
M. Helfner
Well to Do Farmer Dies by Own Action
Worrying over his wife in hospital, John Tanner a fifty year old farmer on a 320 acre Twin Lake township farm hanged himself Sunday morning. His body was found hours later leaving a wife three sons and three daughters. Funeral at Klemme with burial in Klemme cemetery. The death caused widespread sorrow in southeast county. Britt News
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Cherokee
John Tanner
Twin Lake Township
Klemme
Farag Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Arm Bureau
Myron Johnson
Avery
Kossuth County
Grant Township
Vern Gross
Algona Community Club
J. Solberg
Story County
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Harvey Ingham
Kossuth
County
Des ‘Moines Register
Ingham
Hugh Raney
Floral Hall
Twenty Years Ago Local People and Events Snapshot
Twenty years ago on May 18 1907 snow covered the ground as J J Cosgrove prepared to teach in Reichsamen district and local residents prepared moves and plans. George Still anticipated moving household goods to Estherville while Verne Ellis moved with family toward Denver Colorado and many small business notes filled the column.
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J. J. Cosgrove
Reichsamen
Paul ‘Clement
Sioux City
Mra
H. M. Wallace
Burt
Titonka
Chas
Anna
Alkanta
Wis
Hig
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Glen
Reibsamen
Bancroft-Sanday
George Still
Hstherville
John Zwiefel
J. F. Fisher
G. Brunsie
Main Street
George Breen
Indians
Verne
Ellis
Swea City
Strait Farm
Denver
Colorado
Ed. Sherman
The
Wesley News- World
Leo J. Wagman
Benedict
A. L Dexter
National Land Company of Algona
Ft. Dodge
M.co
Il. A. Stacey
Algona
Titonia
Grant Johnson
Bancroft
Olaf Funnemark
Wesley Township
Chet. Lamoreux
Death of Earl Sandt Casts Pall Over Bancroft Community
Earl Raymond Sandt died at his parents home near Bancroft on May 26 at 9 p m after a year of ill health and hospital care. Born January 14 1904 in Bancroft he was highly regarded locally. He left surviving parents and brothers and sisters including Nick Peter William of Bancroft Roy Hatherville and Clarence and Lawrence of Bancroft, plus Mrs P Krapp Buchanan ND Mrs M Kapp Swea City and Hida Bancroft. Funeral held at St Joseph's Church with Rev J D Fisch officiating.
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Bancroft
St. Joseph's Hospital
Man‘kato
Nick
Peter
William
Roy
Hatherville
Clarence
Lawrence
P. Krapp
Buchanan
N. D
M. Kapp
Swea City
Hida
Bancroft Register
Council Proceedings Tune 6 1927
A town council meeting was held at eight o'clock p m with Mayor Wolfe and councilmembers Nauman Missal and Jennings present. Motion passed to allow listed bills and authorize warrants for payment to vendors including Ray B Hansen Fred Hagen Falk Motor Company Farmers Elevator Co and others. Meeting adjourned by Clerk Boyken.
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Nauman
Missal
Jennings
Ray B. Hansen
Penage
Fred Hagen
Hansen
Titonia Topic
Falk Motor Company
H. Ricklofe Cs
H. A. Brung
Dena E BO ‘Farmers Elevator Co
Ly Krante
Ecceev Erry
Messing
Boyken
Clork
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