Bacon Heads Tike Chapter in Titanka Chapter
A meeting of the sportsmen of the Titonka chapter of the Kossuth County Conservation Teague elected temporary officers at the Legion hall. Mark Bacon was named president, William J. Denton secretary, and Manson S. Cuven treasurer. Seventy two members are on record, with plans to solicit more and complete county by laws. All members are urged to help organize in Bancroft Monday night.
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Crttonigd
Amg
Evecainepton
Titonka
Kossuth County Conservation Teague
Legion Hall
H. A. French
Algona
Mark Bacon
William J. Denton
Manson S. Cuiven
Titania
Bancroft
Goeders Term Expires In May Amid Political Tensions
The State Fish and Game Department plans a record spring fish propagation, aiming for even distribution. Commissioner Dennis H. Goeders’ term ends in May and he is not expected to be reappointed due to political factors.
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Gooders
State Fish & Game Department
Dennis H. Goeders
Rites Held for Mrs John Isebrand in Titonka Area
Mary Wilhelmina Kardoe gs born January 11 1878 in Grundy County Iowa was brought to Kossuth County as a child She married John Isebrand May 11 1904 and lived near Titonka until 1913 when moving to Titonka She died February 28 1936 at age 57 years 1 month 17 days Survived by husband three sisters and three brothers Funeral services were held at home 1 30 pm Sunday and at the church later that day with a cortege from well wishers and relatives from Iowa and nearby areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilhelmina
Kardoegs
John Isebrand
Otto Schraber
Otter Creek
N. D
Lou Helmers
Lakota
Iowa
Clementine
Butler
Rossville
New Mexico
William Kardoes
Buffalo Center
Martin Kardoes
Titonka
In Memoriam: Death Notices and Thanks
A brief death notice expresses sincere gratitude for condolences and support from relatives and friends. It thanks those who sent flowers and assisted during illness and the bereavement, naming no specific individuals beyond generic relations and helpers.
Neanet DNR Figures Highlight Technical Readout
Data table indicates DNR percentages across networks with notable variance by firmware version. Engineers cite measurement method differences and potential calibration gaps as contributing factors. Further testing is planned to verify reliability and establish standard thresholds.
Signs Of Spring At The Town Porch Gathering
Jim Breen lounged on the south porch while Gy Schuller visited more often than usual, signaling a welcome stretch of mild days as spring nears the city.
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Jim Breen
Deo, Gy Schuller
Celebrated 60th Birthday of W T Stott at Home
W T Stott marked his 60th birthday Sunday at his residence with family gathered. His wife notes he appears younger than his age.
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W. TH. Stott
Bill
Patient W J Bourne Seeks Sinus Operation
Operation pending for W J Bourne of Union township at his son Dr Bourne’s Algona home as he works to prepare for sinus trouble surgery.
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W. J. Bourne
Union Township
Dr. Bourne
Algona
Auto Inspector Busy In County
Joe W. Metille of Algona area was arrested by Auto Vehicle Department inspector Brown for breaking auto laws. He was fined $2 plus costs by Justice H. White last week.
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Joe W. Metille
Algona
Inspector Brown
Auto Vehicle Department
Justice H. White
Petersen attend funeral in Storden for brother in law
Mr and Mrs Ernest Petersen drove to Storden Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Petersen's brother Johnny Paulson. They returned home Saturday evening.
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Ernest Petersen
Storden
Mrs Petersen
Johnny Paulson
Kossuth County Sportsmen's Club Meeting Called
President Geo Moulton calls a meeting of the Kossuth County Sportsmen's Club in Bancroft Iowa on Monday evening March 11 all Titania members urged to attend secretary W J Denton reports action and location set for gathering and participation.
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Kossuth County Sportsmen’s Club
Pres. Geo
Car Crank Accident Breaks Man’s Arm
Mr John K Harms broke his right arm while cranking his automobile last Saturday. The fracture has been reduced and he is doing well since the mishap.
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John K. Harms
Ubbe Ubben Here as Oldest German Pioneer at 87
Ubbe Ubben, a German born pioneer aged 87, is noted as the oldest living German pioneer. In recent years he rarely travels to town, staying close to home, and is reported to be in fair health by local sources.
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Ubbe Ubben
Mid Continent meeting attended by Messrs Bleich and Downs
Party leaders J. HB Bleich and Homer Downs drove to Emmetsburg Tuesday evening to attend a Mid Continent meeting. The event focused on party plans and local support for the district initiatives.
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J. HB. Bleich
Homer Downs
Emmetsburg
Massey Family Plans Move to Indiana After Farm Sale
Massey, who farmed the section east of town a few years ago, held a farm sale last week in preparation for moving to Indiana where he will start his own business. Mr. and Mrs. Massey were in town Friday on business.
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Massey
Indiana
William Brandt Keeps Summers Walking Pioneer of Buffalo
William Brandt, 86, oldest pioneer of Buffalo township, walks four miles across fields in summer to visit his sons and daughter daily. In winter his sons pick him up by auto for visits, though less often when weather turns cold. He enjoys good health.
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Brandt
Buffalo Township
New Minister From Kansas Chosen for Algona Church
The Congregational church of Algona extended a call to Rev. George C. Vance of Smith Center Kansas last week Monday. He accepted and plans to arrive with his wife and son later this month. His recent sermons here were well received.
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Kansas
Congregational Church of
Algona
George C. Vance
Smith Center
School Election Set For Next Monday At Local School
Next Monday March 22 at 2 o clock the school building will host a school election. No names will appear on the ballot. voters must write the names with a cross in the square. Terms of H. Stott and China Brandt have expired and ballots will reflect that.
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Ofeloek
H. Stott
China ‘Brandt
John Stott Injured In Hay Processing Accident
John Stott was hauling straw when a hay tong struck his ankle causing a fracture. He remained in bed at home for several days as a physician treated the injury and pain. His father reported the accident on Saturday.
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John Stott
Tai
Beaches Ala Lutheran Church Notes Meeting
Fragmentary notes indicate a Lutheran Church gathering in Beaches Alabama on a Tuesday afternoon. Readable fragments mention likely attendees or roles, with garbled names and phrases hindering full comprehension.
District Court Movements and Sentences Revealed
In district court last week Judge Davidson presided as new cases emerged including Lois Traight and Alina Springer legal actions against Martin Coerdes and Cylinder State Bank with writs of attachment. Harry Hart pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and trespass at the Swift plant receiving six months in county jail with credit and parole to attorney L A Winkel.
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I'd Tratherive
Lois Traingt
Alina Springer
Martin Coerdes
L. A. Winkel
Farm Movements and Occupants Across Town and Nearby Areas
A series of relocations and new occupancy across multiple farms and homes. Aggo Janssen moves to Buffalo Center with son Dick Jan ssen to occupy the southeast farm. Anton Buckholdt relocates to Bancroft for farm possession while living on Mrs Addie Seymour’s farm. John Steenhard Jr and family move, with the Hughes Lewis family taking over vacated Steenhards farm. Several families including Schroeder, Ahrend Hans, Whalen, Stenzel, Smith, Kahl, Leslies, Mullarkey, Stenzel, and Heyes move onto or from farms around town and near Burt, Whittemore, Ledyard, and Fairmont. New residents also include Harm Davis and Earl Ogren relocating locally.
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Aggo Janssen
Buffalo Center
Dick Janssen
Anton Buckholdt
Mays
Herman Schroeder
Ideal Cafe
Ahrend Hans
Schroeder
C. F. Whalen
Burt
Hans
Whittemore
Emil Stenzel
Stenzels
Jasper Smith
Klocke
Ledyard
Hugo Sleper
H. Kahl
Fairmont
W. J
Wm. Leslies
Mahl
J. H. Mullarkey
W. EB. Ley
Larrable Farm
Leslies
Louis Stenzel
Harms
Abbe Heyes
Dick Heyes
Harm Davis
W. E. Ley
Earl Ogrens
Ford Koppen
Jack Reisdorfer
A. M. Lester
Floyd Koepke
Mr. Kopen
Portland news echoing garbled local notices and anniversaries
Local Portland notes record numerous visits and social events, including Mr and Mrs Jim Shipler calling on Geo Larsen and Rex Austin, and Chas Phelps celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary with 60 cards. The piece also lists road conditions, farm moves, and residents visiting nearby towns, with scattered names and dates amid fragmented writing.
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Jim Shipler
Geo
Larsen
Rex Austin
Portland
Chas
Phelps
Mra
Ching
Rike
Baat Chain
Dowd Smith
Burt
Gilbert Nelson
Armstrong
W Bon
Parsons
Algoing
Nelson Farm
Howard Clark
Fischer ‘Farm
Stroevel
Lester
Ramsey
Henry Stroebel
Thei Chape
Wil Aaraham
Bisia
Clubiol
Portland Dist
Hemermore
Lens
Huber
Pupsdayy
Saban
Delma Heonder
Grons
Saturnin Mason
Jorr Sturdevant
Fort Dodge
Kate Roureday
Riieabath Kennedy
Five Tanks To Be Added At Titonka Spur Site
The K and A Cooperative Oil Co plans to install five new storage tanks on a spur of the track at Titonka to boost capacity. Three new tanks and two refurbished ones will be placed, increasing total bulk storage to about 141,000 gallons across Titonka and the local plant. A new bulk station will be built at Titonka, with Morrison Bros of Dubuque handling the work at an approximate cost of 4,500 dollars. A new tanker truck has also been put into service at Woden, bringing the fleet to five vehicles.
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of! Co
Titanka
Bruder
My. Stitler
Wesley
Eithet
Lata Ladt
Titonka
Morrison Bros
Dubuque
News World
Appraisal Committees Elect New Sherman Township Leaders
County and township appraisal committees prepared to begin the 1935 cornhog program Monday morning. Sherman township saw the entire township committee resign and new officers elected A Johnson as chairman with Lawrence Borman and John Brink as members. County allotment committees visited Des Moines for program business and noted cash shortages, leaving town before collecting a twenty dollar bill.
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Sherman Township
A. Johnson
Lawrence ‘Borman
John Brink
Des Moines
County Pays Medical Bills for the Poor in Iowa Years
The Des Moines Sunday Register reports Kossuth County paid medical bills for the poor in 1933 and 1938. The 1933 total was 88 437 dollars and 1938 totaled 8 535 dollars.
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Des Moines
New Dealers Cleaning Up The County Court House
County officers have faced great difficulties over two weeks due to plastering painting and general cleaning programs at the Court House. Some offices had to close temporarily, but Bert Deal and his men expect to finish with a near new court house.
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Bert ‘Deal
County Supervisors Session Approves Road Project Estimates
The County Board of Supervisors met Friday and approved road grading estimates for sections 14, 16, 23, 25, 27, 28, and 29. A resolution authorized refunding primary road bonds up to 280,000 and pension allowances were noted along with abatements refunds and exemptions. The board adjourned to meet April 14.
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Board of Supervisors
Myeis Be
Maguire
iocReadsmanntae
Rosd
Lyman
Carl
Walters
Gue
Parks
John
PiU Ai NODES Theis Bidn withnela nel reRus last monthly csath ca ee seal
Unable to identify readable facts in source text. No coherent events, names, dates, or places discernible. Provide a clearer clipping to produce a proper news-style title and summary.
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Theis Bidn
Withnela Nel reRus
Csath Ca Ee Seal
Titonka High Grad Class Of 1925 Brief History
This item outlines Titonka High School graduates from 1925 with brief biographical notes. Zella Buffington pursued business and beauty culture, later operating a shop in Hampton. Clarence Cooper, a Mankato Business College alum, played in orchestras and married Martha Ness. they live in Titonka with daughter Myrna Ray. Kenneth Fisher worked in family business and oil stations, married Mareta Paul with daughter Audrey Vaughn, living in Titonka. Harley Hansen married Bessie Heigle, farmed near Crystal Lake and Forest City, now in Wesley area with horses and two children. Hubert Phelps, Iowa State College student, died during illness. Willis Phelps attends Morningside College, facing illness. Mercedes Sartor earned Iowa teaching cert and nurse training in Chicago, now supervising prenatal care at Rush Medical, visiting nurse work. Russell Whitson unknown. Mabel Wolfe trained as nurse, moved toward Des Moines hospital, later married Clarence Durland, now living in Cedar Rapids with daughter Betty Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Buffington
Titonka
Peterson
Algona
Hampton
Bidon Harris
Clarence Cooper
Mankato Business College
Mankato
Minn
Martha Ness
Forest City
Titénka
Myrna ‘Ray
Clarence
Mariners
Keneth Fisher
Hubert Phelps
Iowa State College
Ames
Burt
Hubert
Mercedes Sartor
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Chiago
Cook
County
Visiting Nurses: Association
Rush Medical Clinic
Russel Whitson
Ater
Montana
Mabel Wolfe
Aftter
Chicago
Ittroat
Hee Continant
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Rohervaner
A close friend of the Western settlers, Hart Larkin of AWHUston North Dakota, will remain in the county after the celebration and attend the event. The couple plans a wedding and public celebration next.
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Larkin’ Hart
Awhuston
N.D
Marriage Licenses Issued in Wealey City Area
Marriage licenses issued include Clifford M Baker and RG Aleman both of Leer, Len Rieke and Aaa A of Wealey City. report notes Cupid’s travels slowed by mud and outlines the names of couples receiving licenses.
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Dan Cupid
Lcenses
Rae
Nba
Wees Cliford M
Baker
Aleman
Leer
Len Rieke
Wealey
Ara
San
Solemn Marriage Vows by Buffalo Center Couple
Della Berschman daughter of John D Berschman and Andrew Ferding Ev erding were married Thursday February 21 at Hstherville. The couple will reside on the Berschman farm with her father joining them there. Both parties are well known and industrious.
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Della Berschman
John D. Berschman
Andrew Everding
Hstherville
Barschman
Tribune
Legion Auxiliary Seventeen Attend March Meeting at Denton Home
Seventeen Legion Auxiliary members answered roll call at the regular March meeting in a Denton home. Reports included carpet rag shipments, plans for a carnival shower in Knoxville with gift items, and assistance for Boy Scouts bake sale. Junior aids make nut cups and prizes ship Monday for the March 13 carnival, with various publicity efforts noted.
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Denton
Carrie Bonacker
Knoxville
Gamilla Cooper Homes
Bonacker
Fidac
Ithe
Gece Vetarks
Tronteréine
Lone Rock
Américanism
H. G. Schill
Boy Scouts
Phelps Home Hosts 40th Anniversary and Local Socials
The article catalogs a series of social visits and events around Swea City and Foest City including Mr. and Mrs J P Stowe celebrating 40 years at Chas Phelps home, Robison visits near Swea City, Des Moines trips, hospital stays, dances, and various Sunday gatherings. Multiple families and residents such as the Grahams, Jennings, Goaiien, Olson and Harsch are listed with visits and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Jain
J. P. Stowe
Fred Stowe
Birt
Chas Phelps
Tony Lohse
August Robison
Swea City
Joan Robison
Lodses
Ed Harsch
Janet
Des Moines
Bernard Phelpa
Clara Sperring
Foest City
Clara
Faul
Titonia
Chas. Phelps
Amelia -Bike
John, Trugkhil
Ds Re Stewart
Safternoon
Tom Clayton
Alfred Godfredson
Sophing Peterson
I, Oster
Ralph Roberta
Harvey
Donald Grahams
Gerald Huber
Gen. Grahams
Fred Jennings
Jacob Goaiien
Geo Graham
Mildred Stroehel
Pitah
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The
Conservation Organization
John’ Isebrand
Funneral
Lutheran Church
H. W. Schoenlein
Neanet
Lutheran Church Notes
Jakota
Portland News
Piu
Titonka HI Grads
Willis Phelps
Morningside College
Sioux City
Della Berschman and
Andrew Fiverding
Berschman
Legion Auxiliary Notes
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