Local Political Candidate Announcements in Titonka Topic
A series of Republican primary candidate notices from Algona area figures including A L Peterson for Treasurer J A Sampson for Sheriff J Ethch for Clerk Agnes M Laldiey for Recorder and E H Beardsley for County Auditor. Notices note primaries in June 1918 and reader support from veterans.
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Kossuth County
Yoga
Shoritt
Kossuth
Kibjurt
Claude A. Sampson
Algona
Jows
Cleri
Dittfygt Court
Iig
Vetera
J. AL Ethch
Baticroft
Iowa
Konsuth
Agnes M. Laldiey
Algoon
Republicas
Wesley Fe Local News Roundup Features Tryon Funeral and Socials
Long Wesley notices recount Rev. A. L. Tryon’s passing and burial near Wesley after 45 years in the community. The Red Cross dinner at Lew Matern stock sale raised about 200 dollars with a soldier donation boosting funds. Various visits, moves, and social events fill out the week in Wesley and surrounding towns.
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Lundgren
Varna
Gisbe Lundgren
Ben Felt
Gallar
Mason City
Ruby Keane
Navy
Great Lakes
Rev
L. Tryon
Wesley
By. Howdeshell
Klanme
Helen Hanson
Charles City
Wellington Wrewelow
New Hampton
Loraine Halahan
Harpers
Kerry
L. Clark
Mr. Aldridge
Britt
Deerr
Erdman House
Carl Anderson
Schroeder
Will Reel
Algona
Adelaiia Ingesets
Emil Goetz
Wagner House
Flrnt Street
Harry Skow
Phoebe Priscilla Society
Gelii Berka
Voneste
S. Dak
Peter Putastuck
Derks
Grover Heel
Aed Wil
Mr. Jasperson
Xenhron
Charles Cox
Norway
Wix
E. ¥. Hartley
St. Josups
Lil
August Newberger
Pillsville
Lis
Will Matern
Augusta
Lew West
Kinibal
Minn
Hnew
Vrewelow
Chicago
Mrs. Harvey
Joseph
Elmer Davis
Des Moines
H. J. Braley
Pengnet
Algana
Wiltvery
McPherson Building
Hoxey
Uutkee
Rasmus Wester
Wester & Wester Farm
Corwith
Emeline Studer
Richmeier
Robingan
Iowa
Joseph Cosgrove
Tom Birlne
Gray
Red Cross
Charlie Munlap
Facts Concerning the United States Army
Public information piece urging young men to learn the Army’s facts and changes. It notes enlistment standards, benefits, technical schools, and the opportunity to pursue trades while serving, with emphasis on education, pay, and pathways for non draftees at the Mazon City Recruiting Station Iowa.
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U. S
Army of
United States
Hetehretor
U. S. Army
Mazon City
Iowa
Farewell gathering as friends move to Burt
A group from Germania hosted a farewell party at Mr Stoddards to bid good luck to friends moving to Burt. Milmont Ruse, back from the Great Lakes naval training school on a short furlough, was among the visitors.
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J. H. Warburton
Corwith
James Warburton
John Furst
Geo. Schrader
Babe
W. A. Dreenman
Hot Springs
Ark
D. W. Vanderwert
Buffalo Center
Andrew Julius
Minnesota
A. Smith
Humiee Stoddard
Eva
Darlene
Watnesday
Helr
Win. Offord
Artyle
Iowa
W. H. Stoddard
Max
Redfield
S. D
Allen Carr
Irvin Wortman
Chas, Wortman
Garner
Thor Freed
Harcourt
Ed Wiese
Minnie Smith
G A. Christ
Rochester
Minn
Christ
Dolawage
George Paulson
Estherville
Robert Hamilton
Arthur Hastings
Bancroft
Samuel Warburton
Swen City
W. J. Noble
Ed Gutknecht
Chas. Thares
John Hill
M. A. Whitney
H. D. Mussman
Algona
War Savings Stamp Committee
W. B. Carlson
John M. Stewart
Audrey Hastings
Gerled
Harvey Claussen
Faatherville
Abbas
T. Abbas
Migs Dena Roelfsema
Freinds
Carlton Hemingway
Spit Lake
M. V. Hemingway
Misa Doris Wheeler
Eagle Grove
Nira
J. N. Wheeler
Insel Shaner
Peter Koppen
Mason City
Leland Wheeler
Ma JSON City
W. B. Lay
Marian Wheeler Watved
L. J. Miller
Fairbanks
Brett Letcher
Guy Hosseback
Katrar
Henry Hossback
Ley
Cedar Falls
A. A. Wiese
Batherville
Henry Schitter
Fivo
Gertrude Dreesman
W. A. Dreesman
Save Food Now In Wartime Appeal To Americans
A wartime editorial urges Americans to conserve food to support allies. It compares shortages in Italy France and Britain, warns of a possible food crisis, and calls for widespread sacrifices at home. It stresses shared burden across classes to back Allied victory and end the war.
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Germany
France
Sunflower Seed As War Food
Dupont Magazine notes sunflower seeds are eaten in Russia as food and fuel. It describes two seed varieties for oil and human consumption, oil yield per acre, uses in candy soap and fodder, and the plant’s fuel and fiber potential.
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Dupont
Muscovyte Republic
Russia
Acra
Bankers Life Inaugurates Honor Roll for War Savings
The Bankers Life Insurance Company of Des Moines starts an honor roll system to track W S investments by employees across six floors. A wall chart in the main office lists all staff with stars for War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps. Players compete floor to floor and nearly every employee owns at least one stamp with many reaching the $100 certificate level. The piece notes the United States holds $1,236,600,000 more gold than three years prior.
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Bankers’ Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Etnvery
Federal migratory birds season closed January 31
Washington March 12 The United States Department of Agriculture announces the open season for migratory game birds ended January 31 and it is now unlawful to capture or kill them A nationwide drive to enforce the Federal law will be stepped up with additional wardens to prosecute violators The notice urges patriotism and sportsmanship to conserve wildfowl as a food resource for the nation and future years.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Patriotic Duty Pushes War Savings Across Nation
Secretary of Agriculture calls on every able person to buy War Savings and Thrift stamps to aid the war effort. Farmers urged to lead financially as American totals surge past 70 million with daily gains near two million and England lagging behind in early March.
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David F. Houton
Homer A. Miller
Des Moines
Treasury
Treasury War Chest
England
Great Plans Dade for Selling Liberty Loan Bonds
Chicago reports Iowa will run its own Third Liberty Loan campaign starting April 6. C H McNider of Magon City leads as state chairman with Woodworth Clum of Davenport as vice chair, directing 11 districts, township committees, and publicity and speaker teams across Iowa.
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Chicago
Iowa
Towa
Federal Reserve District
C. H. McNider
Magon City
Woodworth Clum
Davenport
Greater Jaws Association
Lafayette Young, Jr
Liberty Loan campaign mobilizes Iowa leaders and troops
The piece notes Iowa organizing for the Liberty Loan drive with 99 county chairs, George M. Reynolds of Continental Commercial Bank as principal speaker, and Davenport hosting Greater Iowa Association rooms and staff for campaign support. It also covers a Joint Drainage District bid notice in Winnebago and Kossuth Counties, detailing open ditch cleaning bids due March 28 1918, bond requirements, and contract terms.
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Deel
Iowa
Chaiman McNider
Gres Lakes
John Pay Sousa
Hawkeye
France
Chicago
George M. Reynold
Continental Commecial Bank
Wordhage
Winnebago
Kossuth
Kossal County
Algona
Rf Ing
Winnebago-Heuth
K. Nelson
Winnebagoong Town
H. Bmardsley
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Titonka
Aho. Wolfe
Aires
Titonics
Idyac
Martha Wagner
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Miss Wagner
Theodore Schroeder
John Goeders
Gray Home
Melvin Powelson
Kate Schultz
W. EB. Hutchinson
Chester
Smith
Hutchison
Beng- Kin
Edith Lcoft
John Looft
Damily
A. L. Tryon
James Benton
Denver
Colo
Wallace Benton
Pete Gracier
Jack Lawless
Hank Sherman
Albert Bletch
Irwin Drewelow
Fred Dickman
al Wagner
al Studer
Ravinus Wester
Nebraska
Teodore Schroeder
Doerr
Arena
Bell Theater
Charles Poland
Eneumonia
Frank Goetz
United States Army
Germania Gleanings
Ptene Sia Oapo
Alice Amelsburg
Spencer
H. W. Rola
Edward Halterstom
Perry Torine
A. J. Smith
Rey.Cook
Presbyterian Laies
Aid
Eagle Garve
DADE
Rutland
Heralé
Parcal Post
Btufacturer
National Flag