Miss Esther DeBoer Weds Ralph Tjaden in Wesley Church
Miss Esther DeBoer married Ralph Tjaden of Woden last Monday at 1 20 p m in the Christian Reformed Church. Rev Kruse and Rev Mayer officiated. About 125 guests attended a basement reception after the ceremony. The couple plans a Chicago honeymoon and will reside in the Woden area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther DeBoer
Ralph Tjaden
Woden
Lohengrin
Ming Marguerite Tjaden
Live
Kruse
Mayer
Stephan ‘Tjaten
Anna DeBoer
Claus de Boer
Wesley
Wesley High School
J. Tjaden
Herman DeBoer
Wim. Tjaden
Louise Humke
Rose Janssen
Ackley
Minneapolis
T. T. DeBoer
Sam Miller
Buffalo Center
Henry Tjaden
Algona
Wm. Tjaden
Frank Franzen
Steven Aden
Heiko Bruns
Fred Bruns
Bruno Stecker
Kobus Tjaden
Geo. Tjaden
Anna Tjarks
Lou Krause
Ted VanHove
Dick Franzen
Titonka
Everett Brewster
Famly
Loné Rock
Eilen Tadeu
LeMars
News-World
4 H Club Organizes in Algona and Burt
The 4 H Club formed with Mrs Wessels of Algona and Mrs J B Dittmer of Burt hosting a meeting at Mrs Roy Bud Jong to organize a first year clothing project. Officers include Phydelis president Edith Reynolds vice president Blanche Buffington secretary treasurer Violet Slack historian Marie Brandt reporter. The first training school was held in Algona yesterday with fourteen girls and six mothers attending. a club leader had not yet been secured.
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Wessels
Algona
J. B. Dittmer
Burt
Roy Bud- Jong
Phydelis
Edith Reynolds
Blanche Buffington
Violet Slack
Marie, Brandt
Eld
School Directors Run In March Election
Two candidates Geo Peterson and A Reynolds filed petitions for the March 10 school director election. If elected they will serve a three year term as the town and country directors under the consolidation agreement. The Topic urges calm and fair participation by town and country voters.
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Geo. Peterson
A. Reynolds
Grass hopper capture sets stage for West Bend event
Theo Zaugg from West Bend brought live grasshoppers to the Journal of Ice last week. The creatures were captured on February 20 and turned over to the Flapper, West Bend Journal. The rink plans skating on Wednesday and Saturday nights with a wristwatch prize on March 5 and two other gifts from Sever Pannkuk & Son.
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Theo
Zaugg
West Bend
Journal of Ice
Sever Pannkuk
Local church notes invite newcomers to Sunday services
The Ladies Aid met in the church basement with Mrs. John Pouslsen hosting. Several children were absent from Sunday services due to measles. German services are planned next Sunday at 11 a.m. Confirmation class meets Thursday evening and Saturday afternoon. Services 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m.
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Ladies Aid
John Pouslsen
Paving Planned for No 9 Imperial Highway Extension
The eastwest No 9 Imperial highway from Swea City to Lakota is slated for paving this year per the Herald. Surveyors are present for the initial road survey. Panukuk buys Welhausen home for 3000 dollars in cash. his soninlaw Henry Butler and family move in. The vacated Dahl residence is rented to O E Miller of Wesley.
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Swea City
Lakota
Herald
Panukuk
Welhausen
Fenton Wins Declam in State Preliminary Meet
The state preliminary declam held Friday night in Penton featured four towns Burt Fenton Lone Rock and Titonka with Fenton taking top honors. Elvira Wehrspan won first in dramatic and August Krause first in humorous. Her student Schel Warman earned first in oratory. Lone Rock’s Ha is represented by Ha. Burt took second in humorous with Wendall Patterson. Titonka failed to score. Winners advance to the district declam this month.
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Fenton
Penton
Burt
Lone Rock
Titonka
Elvira Wehrspan
August Krause
Her
Schel Warman
Lone - Rock
Wendall Patterson
70 000 CHANCES FOR ERROR IN PUBLISHING COLONIAL ERA
A California Publisher notes the high error rate in printing with 10000 type pieces and seven wrong letter propositions, claiming 70000 chances for error and millions of transposition risks. The essay highlights how even famous lines like to be or not to be can yield 2,759,022 errors through letter swaps.
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California
Town Ads Reflect Progressive Pulse and Service Quality
A Town's Index reveals the town's progressiveness through advertising. The man who reads newspaper ads can gauge store importance and their readiness to render customer service.
Hog Surfaces After 87 Days Under Straw Stack
A hog spent eighty seven days under a straw stack at the Gus Mossington farm near Spencer and emerged thinner after wintering in the stack.
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Gus Mossington
Spencer
Farm Sale Near Ottosen Sells For 22080 Dollars
Claude Thatcher bought a quar ter section farm two miles from Ottosen from Humboldt parties last week for 22080 dollars. The transfer details highlight a rural sale in Grundy region.
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Ottosen
Claude Thatcher
Humboldt
Life's Darkest Moment Recalls Belated Valentine Request
A fragment recalls a last week event involving a request for a package, a Montgomery Ward catalogue, and hopes for a belated valentine. Mentions Jimmie, Hag gard, Algona figures, Titanica, and Humboldt Republic- West Bend Journal.
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Montgomery Ward
Jimmie
Alien
Bill Haggard
Algona
Home
Downs
Titanica
Jaqua, Jr
Humboldt Republican
West Bend Journal
Forger Arrested Pleads Guilty in Britt Check Forgery Case
Vernon Graves of Britt was arrested for forging a check and pleaded guilty before Judge Edwards last week. He was sentenced to one year in jail and paroled to the care of Father Quinn of Britt.
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Vernon Graves
Britt
Edwards
Father Quinn
Garner man dies after operation Dirk Swarve incident
Die from operation Dirk Swarve of Garner passed away Saturday February 22 during ton sils removal. Funeral services were held at Klemme conducted by Rev J H Pannkuk.
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Dirk Swarve
Garner
Klemme
J .H. Pannkuk
Seed Corn Testing Poorly Says Iowa State College
Iowa State College corn specialists report seed corn testing poorly this year. Farmers are advised to test seed before planting to ensure a good stand and prosper during the growing season. Early testing is urged for reliable results.
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Iowa
State College
Garner Merchants Back Home Creamery Amid Butter Push
The Garner stores plan to sell only butter and halt substitutes at their counters. Merchants pledge strong support for the local home creamery Eleanor Intermill recovers from measles attack.
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Garner
Eleanor Intermill
Classified notices from Titonka area incuba tors and farms
Local classifieds advertise James lway incubator hatching by Charles Phelps Sons Titonka and listing multiple hatching eggs for sale from Buckholdt Woden and Mrs H W Schoen lain Titonka. Also notices of stray, game notices, and a Farmers Oil Company recruitment in Britt Iowa inviting local farmers to join and save.
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Gustom
Chas
Wesley
Hancock County
Britt
Farmers Oil Company
Ug Ag
Farmers Ol Company
Harry Ricketts
Mar
Iowa
Major Lund A Hamilton County Politician and Lawyer
Major Lund born 1876 on a Stratford area farm rose from country schooling to law study and district court clerkship. He served in the Iowa House, led campaigns for Kenyon and Brookhart, headed Williams vs Iowa Falls Electric, and now practices law in Webster City while leading local schooling and the Iowa National Guard.
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Major Lund
Hamilton County
Stratford
Des Moines University
Wallingford
Kenyon
Webster City
Williams
Iowa Falls Electric Company
Gentral States Company
Weath
Brookhart
London
Lund
Iowa National Guard
France
Germany
Luxemberg
Clemons Moves to Lakota Takes Half Interest in Lakota Record
E N Clemons and family moved to Lakota on Saturday where he bought a half interest in the Lakota Record and assumed charge Monday He had served as Hinotypist and printer for five years and is praised as an honest industrious worker We wish him success in his new field and note the Record office has a history of placing workers in new ventures.
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DN. Clemons
Clemons
Tople
Clsmons
Lakota
Dubois
Pullet
Kruse
Spencer News-Herald
County Federation Meets at Ledyard with Lakota and Swea City
The Kossuth County Federation of Women's Clubs gathered in Ledyard on Tuesday with Lakota Ledyard and Swea City entertaining. About eighty members attended all county. Mrs. Davis from Mawson as District Chairman will attend the June Burt meeting. The day closed with a Lakota clubs performance of the play Suppressed Desire featuring Mesdames Fisher French Ball and Sartor from Titonka.
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Kossuth
Legion Auxiliary Plans St Patrick’s Party at Coliseum
The Legion Auxiliary invites all to a St Patrick’s party at the Coliseum on March 17. They served lunch at the last dance, netting $16.00. The County Auxiliary meets next Tuesday in Algona, March 11, with Titonka expected to attend.
Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Church
The Methodist Ladies Aid hosts a meeting on Wednesday afternoon March 12 at the church with Mrs. Wm. Larsen and Mrs. G. Mechler as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Gee, Johnson and Meia Boekelman left yesterday for Ackley and Dike for a short visit with relatives.
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Methodist Ladies
Wm. Larsen
G. Mechler Aare
Mrs. Gee
Johnson
Meia Boekelman
Ackley
Dike
Paupers Returned to Minnesota and Local Courthouse Actions
County information sworn that Roy Gunder and family residents of Cottonwood County Minnesota moved to Algona in 1929 and refused to return. Judge Lovrien ordered their removal with transportation and aid. Loyd Martin charged with drunken driving. bond set at $1000. Zwiefel rent suit with $506.87 claim and 8 percent interest. Lang tried for larceny. bond set at $1000. Other cases include damages verdict of $13.65 and assault charge against Floyd Gibbons. Wallace Farmer meeting notes. marriage licenses issued. a divorce petition filed by Viola Mitchell. rent action by Des Moines National Bank against Ira Hewitt. cafe promotion report.
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Minnesota
Shumway
Roy
Gunder
Cottonwood Co
Algona
Kossuth
Orton
Lovrien
Kossuth County
Roy Gunder
Cottonwood County
Loyd Martin
F. W. Green
Zwiefel
Kossuth County District Court For
Ella Hall
Luring Kirsch
Glenn Zwiefel
Myrtle Zwiefel
Kenneth Cook
Raymond Daken
Portland Township
Justice Hutchigan
Suer
Ae Jang
T. P. Harrington
John Lang
Lakota
Hutchison
Lang
Glen Brunson
Harrington
Grand
Floyd Gibbons
Burt
Homestead
H. C. Wallace
J. P. Wallace
Earl Wisdom
Mr. Volis
Dick Franzen
Titonka
Iowa
Rosa Pommer
Wesley
Earl Harritson
Irene Leininger
Whittemore
Penton Township
Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
Des Moines
Ira Hewitt
Swea City
Clay County’s Poultry King projects state’s biggest hen business
Henry N. Kruse of Peterson, owner of 2 500 hens, reported 1929 poultry revenue of 10 316 dollars. He and son in law W H Dubois plan expansion to 10 000 baby chicks and a 30 000 cubic foot incubator. Kruse raises White Leghorns, ships to Chicago, trap nests 185 birds, and claims a high egg yield led by pedigree and careful feeding.
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Clay County
Henry N. Kruse
Peterson
Kruse
Mr. Kruse
Royal
Chicago
Demonstration Postponed for Burpee Canning
The Saturday burpee canning demonstration was postponed as the original speaker could not attend. Mr Reed the hardware man says the event will be held next Saturday. You are invited to attend if you are interested in canning.
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Reed
New Iowa Bullhead Fishing Rules Take Effect
Under a new law effective last July anglers may not take bullheads from Iowa waters until May 16. The bag limit is twenty five bullheads per day.
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Iowa
Luverne Farm Sold To John White For $150 Per Acre
John White bought a quarter section farm five miles south of Luverne last week. The purchase price was $150 per acre. Improvements were reported not the best by the Luverne News.
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Luverne
John
White
Iuuverne News
Being Treated As Cherokee
Maynard Lester aged 24 of Lakota was found insane by the commission and committed to Cherokee last Tuesday for alcoholic insanity.
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Maynard Lester
Insane Commission
Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Woodmen Rate Changes
The Illinois Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling and approved the head camp’s rate increases to preserve solvency. The court ruled it has power to raise rates, but the effective date has not been announced.
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Ilinois
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Meyer
Mayland
Buckholdt
H. W. Schoenlain
Lowa
Towa
U.S
E. N. Clemons
Wilson Cafe
Notleath
Harry Reed Hardware
Mo.d
W. H. Stott
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