Big Fish Arouses Interest On Grand Avenue Bridge
In Des Moines a 48 pound flat head catfish drew a crowd as the thermometer read ten below zero. A fisherman captured the fish with a dip-net and paid fines totaling 14.50 after a deputy game warden intervened. The fish was donated to a city hospital. The Buffalo Center Tribune reports the event and notes another item. The Ladies Aid of the M B church raised about 150 dollars at a manufacturers sale held last week due to poor road conditions keeping attendees away.
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Grand Avenue
Des Moines
Buffalo Center Tribune
Ladies Aid of the
M. B. Church
Titonka Topig Post Office Coverage and Rates
The Titonka Topig announces its coverage area reaches beyond any other local paper. Subscription rates are $1.50 yearly if paid in advance, $2.00 yearly otherwise, and $2.60 yearly for Canada mailed copies.
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Canada
Plan for a courthouse and county consolidation discussed
Emmet County needs a new courthouse but bonds face skepticism. A suggested plan cites Pope County constructing a 150000 dollar courthouse via a special tax levy. The piece proposes consolidating Emmet and Palo Alto to use the Emmetsburg courthouse and cut costs, noting double officer salaries in the two counties and urging consolidation to save money and ease tax burdens.
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Emmet
Court House
Pope County
Minnesota
Board of Supervisors
Ringsted
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
Kossuth
Estherville
Algona Court House
Algona
Hammill Eihers
Emmets
Tax payer’s yearly duty eased by consolidation plans
Plans to consolidate taxes in Palo Alto and Emmet to ease payments span Winnebago and Hancock counties. R H Porter of Iowa State College will visit next week for corn and small grain disease talks, with meetings at Whittemore, Ban Croft, Swea City, Wesley, and Dakota. Demonstrations include seed corn molds and use of commercial dusts amid widespread grain disease losses.
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Palo Alto
Emmet
Winnebago
Hancock
Jerry Heetland
Dakota
Porter
Plum Creek
Morrison
H. R. Morrison, Co
Agt
Ethical immortality debate in Decorah Journal
A Decorah Journal piece recounts an osteopathic physician seeking a consult for a gravely ill patient but being rebuffed by MDs. It argues that healing is broader than MD credentials and urges recognition of osteopathic contributions as valid medical practice.
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Decorah Journal
Call for Co operation Among Healing Arts Across Professions
The speaker argues that osteopathy chiropractic Christian Science and medicine all offer benefits. A single doctor should not claim sole authority over healing. Ethical bans on collaboration hinder patient care and perpetuate profession boundaries. The text urges cooperation among healing arts for humanity.
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Tor
Pen Up Your Poultry This Winter
Public notice urges residents to confine chickens to pens to avoid trouble with city authorities. Signed by Mrs. H Sonnenberg, January 1, 1930.
Obituary-like Almanac of Iowa and Minnesota Names
A compiled list of names and dates from Iowa and nearby states including Titonka Woden Lakota Burt Wesley Mtonuka Thompson and other towns. Entries show individuals with associated dates ranging from 1929 to 1989 and resemble a community memorial or register.
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Titonka
Iowa
Will Ringsdorf
Henry Rodenius
Thompson
Claus Daniels
Bricelyn
Minn
Dwight Graham
Wesley
A. Schram
Join Plaisier
C. E. Moore
Roy Ringsdorf
John Govern
Burt
O. J. Rippentrop
Walter Anderson
R. Welter
Matt Erdmann
Henry Butler
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Interstate Power CO
Goodyear
J.H. Junker
Woden, Iowa
Lee O. Wolfh
THE
American Press Association
Henry Meyer
Jamesway
Chas. Phelps & Sons
Murphy’s Minerals
Murphy's
Tisk
Murphy's Minerals
R. C. Ball
H. Sonnenberg
Hutchinson Bros
Joint Stock Land Bank Plan
First National Bank
Hicago
First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank
First, Tust and Savings Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
C. W. Nicoulin
General Electric
S. B. French Shr. Co
Titania
Lowa
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