Local Updates From Titonka Area and Surroundings
Mrs. A By Pahnkuk plans sick visit. Supti and Mrs. W J Hunt to see her. Worsley travels to Britt for Inter Harvester Co. work. Aug Rothschater family from Weslby visit Titonka guests of Mrs Daniels. Denton Drag Store promotes home medicine Sage and shortsaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone
Buckholt
A. By Pahnkuk
Haytiela
Supti
W. J. Hunt
Brace
Araity Hospital
Asithey
Worsley
Britt
Hyew
Inter ‘Harvester. Co
Denton Drag
Aug. Rothschater
Weslby
Titonka
Daniels
Legion event draws crowd exceeding one hundred twenty
A crowd estimated above 120 attended the auxiliary gathering at Patrick’s venue. Attendees enjoyed a pre event program and a dance with live music, as the organizers reported smooth operations and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Patrick's
Dara
Tunoh
Jae ‘Senved
Squill Kills Rats and Mice Warns Government Experts
A government backed note urges use of squill to kill rats and mice as a new method. The remedy mixes quill bulbs ground into powder and should be prepared for household use. It carries a price of 60 cents at druggists or direct from the U E Squill Kinipas Co Barnesville Ohio. Various local drug stores advertise remedies and supplies including first aid items and household medicines. Many notices list daily errands and community visits by residents and professionals in Algona and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prica
Squill Kupdrug. ‘Co
Barnesville
Local Society Notes and Small-Town News Recap
A stream of brief items covers visits and farewells among local residents. Mrs. Leo Burke travels from Dodgeville Wisconsin to visit her sister Mia, then returns home. Henry Holm hosts a Sunday dinner for neighbors. Mike Goetz of Wesley and Dr C O Colgan of Clear Lake stop by for visits. Postmaster Prewitt repurchases the Forest City Summit. a fox ranching note highlights Dr Colgan’s growing silver fox business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Moore
Dwt
Graham
Deighter
Lavonne
Henry Holm
Manilla
Dr. C
Colgan
Clear Lake
Prewitt
Forest City
McClure
J. Tjaden
German-Vallay Dn
Kossuth
Farmers Elevator News promotes co operation and coal offers
A historical farmers notice touts cooperation as essential and markets Blue Brooder coal in 100 lb bags for brooder stoves with pricing near ordinary coal. It mentions Old Ben Renee coal in transit for cook stoves and laundry, low ash, soot free performance, plus Raven feed products including Raven Mash Maker and mash recommendations using home grown grains for hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Renee
Farm family notes and visits near Ackley and Britt
Harold Tryon of Britt visited an acre farm near Hutchins and his family of five children helps on the farm. The Tryon family, formerly of Germany township, moved to Hancock County and have done well in farming in recent years. Mrs Henry Althouse Sr and the Kramers hosted a visit northeast of Ackley over Sunday, with Traden, a nephew, mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Rippenrop Jr
Geo
Hampton
Wm. Rickles
Meadles
Lucille Cosgrava
Irene Callies
Jos
Paseo
C. I Burbank Veldence
Algona
Elei
Gladys Bogges
Mason City
Craven
Mason Cty
Agred
Molander
Orthel
Wallace
Ter Higeron
Belmond
Moyer
Ben Saidland
Dh Wonen
Esch
Garret
Welhausen
Henry Althouse
Kramer
Ackley
Traden
Althouse
Mra. Tryon
Hancock County
Tryon
German Township
Mr. Tryon
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Squill
W. J
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Iowa
Squill Kinipas Co
Ohio
Fia’ Drug Store
Willard Batteries
Frank D. Fisher
R.C. Ball
Tillie Oppedah
W. J. Denton
Pocahontas
W. H. Stott
Doris
Fonda
Vena ‘Wilson
Mira
Carrie
EF Wolfe
Aurelia
H. C. Schwepper
W. A. Brandt
Woden
Onno
Buins
Henry Bnd
W.J. McClain
Lee
Wolfe
Wm. Boyken
Fam Diy
Fred- Missal
Harm Weaver
Buffalo Center
B. G. Bruns
Luther Desna
Iowa City
Carria
Bonacker and Daughter
Misa Bernice 'Tutton
Mason
Farmers Elevator News
Vol. I
Titania
Fair Lady
Officar Watch
Northrup, King & Co's
Titanics
H. C. Black, ‘Mgr
Tommy
Kossuth County
Pioneer Service CO
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Fhia
Catey
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