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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1927

Page

4

Boys 4 H Club Camp at Clear Lake a Success

The 4 H camp at Clear Lake drew 76 youths from ten counties including Winnebago Kossuth Hancock Carroll Cordova Worth Floyd Butler Howard Chickasaw and Bremer. Leaders led discussions on weed control corn borer horse hitching and forest lore with demonstrations and a Sunday service.

Clear Lake Lows Winnebago County Kossuth Hancock Carro Cordo Worth Floyd Butler Howard Chickasaw Bremer J.C. Cunningham Ames James Wilson Towa Secretary of Agriculture Tama Jim ‘Wilson J. ©. Cunningham F. D. Butcher Wi Snyder Animal Husbandry Department T. ‘Bode Hove W. H. Stacey Theo, Mehlin Drake University Eleo Magon City Red Crows Life Squad Red Crow George Godfrey Iowa Board of Education Kanauth County

Otto Kunz Called to Eternal Home

Otto Kunz died at his Wesley home on Tuesday June 14 1927 aged 48 years 6 months 16 days after a long illness. He was a prominent real estate dealer grain buyer and auctioneer, vice president of Kunz Grain Company and a longtime Wesley council member. Survived by his wife nine children mother and siblings. funeral at St Josephs church with a Requiem Mass.

Otto Kunz Mise Anna Therasa Matern Mrv M. C.matern Kung Mia J Wealey Bi Pin Northest Pwa Kunz Julian Kunz Wesley Kunz Grain ‘Company Kunz Grain Company Wesley Ity Council Woodmen Lodge Anna’ Kunz Aime Jolly Otto Bia Daily Hidehureh Otto ‘Kunz Weasley Luvile Anna Juliaa ‘Michael Gordon Eugene Francea Adella Stelle Louise Hetty Louine Mary Agnes Otto Jerome William Henry Myre Anna Kane Hawara Juliua Henry Albert Wealsy John Reno Nevada T. ‘Cermody Danville Tiluole A. R. Corey Das, Aines St. Joseph's Church George Wessing

Cooperative creameries boost prices and land values statewide

The article argues that organized creameries raise butterfat prices by three to ten cents and improve farm land values by providing a local market. It highlights community benefit from cooperative pooling, local patronage, and stable dairying as core motives behind successful creameries.

Acknowledgments for Sympathy After Bereavement

Henry Stecker and children express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness, sympathy after the death of their wife and mother. They note appreciation for music help and floral offerings from those who supported them during the funeral and burial.

Ernest H. Schmidt Henry Stecker

Fair Association Plans Spectacular Fourth Celebration

The Fair Association in Kossuth and surrounding counties plans a grand Fourth of July event with a record fireworks spectacle "Smashing the Hindenberg Ling" and aerial acts. Captain Davis the Human Skyrocket performs a high dive with gasoline and water tank ignition. The Smiletta Bros. promise a thrilling aerial bar act.

the Fair Association Kossuth Iowa U. S Captain Davis Smiletta Bros. Sre Aure

Marion Schmidt Son of Schmidt Family Passes After Short Life

Marion Schmidt daughter of Ernest and Marie Schmidt died after three days of life marked by birth pains and convulsions. Baptism awarded by Rev. A Kilian, prayers asked for comfort and divine will. Survived by parents, Luellie, brother Lowell, and other relatives. Rest in peace and hope for reunion in heaven.

Jacob Marion Kingdom of Heaven Ernest Schmidt Marie Nee Kammeler Luellie Lowell Rev A, Killan

Donation From Lutheran Church Aids Mississippi Flood Victims

The Lutheran church north of town under Rev Kilian sent 77.80 to the Red Cross for disaster relief. The money was sent to headquarters for work with flood victims. The article notes ongoing need as refugees return to ruined homes, livestock dead, slime on land, and polluted drinking water.

Lutheran Church Kilian Gout Red Cross Altho Ed Sakee

Fourth of July fair and games promise top attractions

A local celebration features three party events, a fast paced game at top speed by Fourth of July, and top acts including the Venetian Trio and Algoné Military Band. WCCO will broadcast from station. Midway shows and concessions add to a day of festivities as crowds gather for the fair.

Ana Tare United States WCCO Algoné Military Idgmany Willine

It Happened In June A Comedy Drama Presented By the Epworth Seague

A Shady Grove village stage production features Betty Bronson as Pretty Young Owner with Beulah Schutzer Susie and Dorothy Squires among cast. Local residents include Maribeth Squires Mollid Jessup Emma Buchumner and Viola Heifner with characters in a simple living room setting. The show stars Charles Atkins as a visitor and Kermit Larsen as a village insurance seller, plus Pritchett and Blanchard as local figures.

Epworth Seague Siater Maribeth Squires Mollid Jessup The Bronsons Emma Bchumner Hvalina Schogda Viola Heifner Charles Atkins Shady Grove LYSH Kermit Larsen Avdy Stewa WM Pritchett Oscar Blanchard Nell Crundel Boual

Meyer Family Tour Through California and Brief Mexico Visit

A letter from Ontario California dated June 13 describes travel with Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. L. Helmers. They praise California’s climate, Long Beach, and local fruit while noting a dairy farm with 261 cows and a 609 acre barley field. They plan to visit Old Mexico, Los Angeles, Hollywood, then San Francisco and Seattle before Canada and St. Paul.

Ontario California Wolfe New Mexico O. K Butler John Hunter Celia Meyer Long Beach Tuttle Old Mexico Los Angeles Hollywood San Francisco Seattle Washington Charlie Canada St. Paul A. Meyer L. Helmers

Open Season Extended for Pheasants in County

Algona game warden notes from a state official that next fall’s pheasant open season will be lengthened and the bag limit raised to thin male birds and reduce spring damage. He argues that pheasants, though damaging crops, prevent worse cutworm losses seen in southern counties, noting every gain has a cost.

Fred Algona

Methodist Aid Societies Meet and Epworth Notes

The Titonka and Don Aid societies meet this week led by Mrs. Schram and Mrs Hedwick. Sunday evening’s children day program at Titonka drew a large crowd. $22 for education and $13 to the Wesley Foundation of Iowa. Remember the Fourth of July picnic at Camp Ground near West Okoboji and Tabernacle dedication with two speeches. Epworth League notes include home talent play It Happened In June and Institute preparations July 11-17 at W Okoboji camp grounds. Buffalo Busy Bees 4-H meet June 28. Rebekah Memorial services at Burt.

Titonka W. A. Schram Don Aid Helen Hedwick Titonke Wesley Boundation Iowa Camp Grounda Weat Okoboji Ew Tabernacle F. Hi Day Dickinson Viola Helfner Epworth League Notes

Substitute Feeds for Corn in Fattening Pigs

Iowa Experiment Station tests on four pig groups show substituting hominy, oat meal, and wheat middlings for corn can affect days to market and feed per hundred pounds gain. Results vary by pasture type. oat meal and wheat middlings perform better on rape pasture. Barley or oats may also work.

Iowa Agricultural John M. Fivward Ames Byvard Iowa

Milk Flood Expected on Kossuth Farms and Dairy Quality Tips

A Blue Valley Creamery Institute estimate predicts a flood of about 4.46 million gallons of milk reaching Kossuth County farms over 150 days. About two thirds will be used within 48 hours after production, while 1.487 million gallons will be separated into cream and marketed as butterfat, with warm-weather handling impacting farmer profits. The article stresses cleanliness and cold storage as critical to high quality dairy products and cites Prof. B H Farrington on proper cream production and cooling methods. Local notes mention visits and eye troubles of Miss Fite, plus a brief fragment about Titanka and Milas Tile Reis.

Kossuth Blue Valley Creamery Institute B. H. Farrington University of Wisconsin America Auberance

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Rea George Petersen Will Sikes Faye Buffington Avoca Down M. L. Peterson Will Boyken Co-Operative Fair’ Association Marion Doria Welhelmina Schmidt Pretty Bhady Grove Srove Betty Bronson Beulah Schutzer Susie, Grundel Betty Dorothy Squires Wan Jarvis Snbeed the Meanest Resereeress Wellis Phelps Shady Grove Bank Eeebener Methodist Church Buffalo Busy Bees Marguerite Budlong Titania Rebekahs Burt Rebekah Rev. Squires Harry McElroy J. B Kell Maurice Fred Adama Minn Crystal Lake Paul France Janart Eae A. Misxal Fenton Pauraday Viet Milas Tile Reis Miss Fite Titanka
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