City Election Quiet Affair Indicates Citizens Ticket Wins
The Monday city election saw only eighty four votes cast with twelve women voting. The Citizens ticket won the mayor, assessor, treasurer and several council seats. names and vote tallies include F R Amesbury 75, J E Keil 66, John Pink 76, Otto Falk 80, W H Stott 76, Lee Wolfe 80, Henry Moyer 76, John A Sloper 80. Election judges were John K Rippentropp, George Hansen, Frank Kattwick. New administration to be sworn in Monday night.
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Citizens
J. E. Keil
John Pink
Otto Falk
W. H. Stott
Lee G. Wolfe
Henry Moyer
John A. Sloper
John K. Rippentropp
George Hansen
Frank Kattwick
J. C. Newville
R. L. Lamoreux
Tripp, Lena Schroeder, Dies at Iowa City Hospital
Mrs. Lena Schroeder Tripp died March 15 at Iowa City hospital after influenza developed into pneumonia. She leaves husband Lawrence B. Tripp and two sons Victor and Lamont. parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder Sr.. five brothers. one sister. and in laws, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tripp. Funeral held with Rev. Hans Werner at the Lutheran church. She was born March 18 1885 near Lakota.
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Iowa City Hospital
Lawrence Tripp
Victor
Victor, Made’ ‘His, Home With “Mr. Tripp's ‘Parents At Alsean
Victor and
Lamont
Wm. Schroeder
Algona
W. B. Tripp
Lena Schroeder
Here
Lawrence B. Tripp
Thin Earth
New Reform Party Appeals in Iowa Primary Effort
A Des Moines special reports a Clarksville patron writes Secretary of State Walter C. Ramsey seeking ballot access for the reformations party. Frank G. Pyatt, national chairman, urges official endorsement and outlines plans for a June primary and November election nominations.
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Des Moines
Clarksville
Altho
Ployd County
Walter C. Ramsey
Frank
G. Pyatt
Iowa
New Party
Pyatt
Ramsay
United States
Reformation Party
Reform Party Seeks Nationwide Endorsement and Office
The document argues for a reform platform to end partisan strife by elevating qualified citizens to office. It proposes begetting a reform movement open to all voters and endorsing a president who supports nationwide publicity for the party.
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Reformation Party
United States
Charlie Pickett and His Horses in Waterloo
Wayne Dinsmore of Chicago heads to the Belgium horse show at Waterloo and meets former Congressman Charles E. Pickett a fellow horse enthusiast and promoter. Pickett keeps two fine horses on a Waterloo back lot near an old barn and spends evenings grooming them after work in his basement study. He embraces outdoor life with his wife and daughters often hiking or riding and enjoys a large private Iowa library though he is a poor golfer.
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Wayne Dinsmore
Chicag 0
Horse Association of America
Weaterloo
Charles E. Pickett
Dinsmore
Pickett
Waterloo
Towa
Waa
Black Hawk County
Vanden
Progress Made With Grain Shocker Invention
Cap and Herman Keene from Whittemore visited West Bend Tuesday to discuss the grain shocker they invented. The Keene brothers and T. A. Swangon have worked at Des Moines since last September, making tools and devices for production. They plan no market release this year, aiming for the 1923 season with units around 300 dollars each.
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Herman Keene
Whittemore
Keene Boys
T. A. Swangon
Des Moines
West Bend Journal
Iowa All Right Parkersburg Helipse
Eastern financiers have tied Iowa’s slump to recent years yet claim the state is sound and recovering. The speaker asserts Iowa will rebound within two years, laments debt repudiation claims, cites capital flowing to Minnesota and California, and urges optimism with the message that the best is yet to come.
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Iowa
Parkersburg
Towa
Minnesota
South Dakota
California
Rome
Red Cross Chapter Reelects Officers at Algona Meeting
The Kossuth county Red Cross annual meeting in Algona re elected current officers and board for another year. Home service and volunteer committees will expand efforts chaired by Mrs. Frank Webster and Mrs. Chas Berry respectively. Dr. Laird outlined chapter aims. Miss Pardera reported on home service. Miss Emily Sims spoke on Iowa Red Cross activities. revenue shown stood at 889.92 dollars.
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Kossuth County
The
American Red Cross
Algona
Home Service Committee
Frank Webster
Chas. Berry
Laird
Pardera
Home Service
Hartman
American Légion
Red Cross
Emily Sims
Chicago
Pri
Iowa
Aima Ito
Shorthorn Club Plans Special Session at Community Fest Room
The Shorthorn men will hold a special session at the Community fest room at 10 20 a m The New Algona hotel management serves the hinder at noon then the meeting moves to the dining room for further discussions.
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Shorthorn
New
Algona Hotel Management
Oil Discovery Spurs Big Offer for Montana Ranch
Lyle Burns, a 35 year old Montana rancher and former Navy cook from Mankato, received a $1000 per acre offer for his 480 acre claim after oil was discovered there. He enlisted at the outbreak of war, served until its end, and returned to cook at Mankato, not visiting the ranch until now.
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Lyle Burns
Mankato
Montana
Burns
United States
Germany
Navy
Ringsted Dispatch
New Year Resolutions Proposed by Ambridge Herald
Ambridge residents are urged to post daily resolutions including smiling often, attending church, improving family happiness, loving self less and neighbors more, planting trees and shrubs, voting wisely, and subscribing to the hometown paper for a year ahead.
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Ambridge
County Breeders Association Meeting Program at New Algona Hotel
Kassuth County breeders Association outlines a Thursday meeting program at the New Algona hotel. Topics include horse salesmanship hog diffusion beef production purebred sales and outlook, feeding dairy cattle, value of club work to breeders, and the function of purebred livestock in Iowa. Speakers include W T Maakestad L A Matern G W Patterson A B Clayton Nurra and Trex Beresford Iowa State College extension professor of animal husbandry.
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Kassuth
Ars’ Association
New Algona Hotel
W. T. Maakestad
L. A. Matern
G. W. Patterson
Gadtfray
B. Clayton
Nurra
B. Fish
Iowa
Trex Beresford
Iowa State College
Poisoning Rats With Barium Carbonate Instructions
Directions describe mixing barium carbonate with soaked baits for rat poison, selecting foods, and applying bait in runs and poultry enclosures. A caution warns to keep out of reach of children and animals. An antidote and a bulletin reference are provided for rat proofing and permanent relief.
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Biological Survey
Division of Publications
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Tenant farmer returns land after failed purchase deal
One Warren county tenant farmer saved 15000 during high prices and bought a farm for under 400 per acre with savings as down payment. He could not meet due, offered seller to take land back and keep the 15000. seller cut the debt to 26640 and helped arrange bank loan.
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Warren County
Petersburg Observer
Local Liquor Row Sparks Sharp Gossip In Livermore
The Livermore Gazette reports a group of well known locals gathered last week for a jug show described as a roughing crowd. The piece questions the current quality of whiskey and warns that strong drink may quicken a man’s lapse into trouble.
Four youths plead guilty to vandalism and bootlegging
Peter Zelmer, Frank Zelmer, Andrew Erpelding and Hobart Beck of St. Joseph neighborhood admitted they damaged the old Mel Neal schoolhouse after drinking moonshine. They were fined 45 each and $19 for carpentry and barber pole damages. Moonshine source Mart Simmons was jailed on bootlegging charges with a $500 bond.
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Peter and
Frank Zelmer
Andrew Erpelding
Hobart Beckoeau
The
St. Joseph
Mel Neal
Wallace Taylor
Mart Simmons
Rossing Hotel
Humboldt
Hanson
Simmons
Advanea
La Verne caucus nominates Rogers for mayor
In La Verne a week ago Saturday Hal E. Rogers former News editor was named mayor candidate with a council ticket including Doctor Janse A D Burtis Phil Lichy W Hanna and Lon Godfrey R E Peitzke for treasurer. Hist or Sherwood said the caucus may have acted without legality and a meeting to decide action was to be held last week Wednesday night.
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Algona
Sherwood
End to Free Seed Bait Campaign Urged by Farmers
Editorial calls for ending free seed distribution as a gimmick to win votes in Congress. It argues the practice wastes government funds, alienates farmers, and disguises political bribery with seed gifts, urging lawmakers to stop the scheme and save about $360,000.
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Congress
Card of Thanks for Support in Sickness and Death
To the kind friends and neighbors who willingly assisted us during the sickness and death of our beloved son we express sincere thanks to those who sent flowers and helped with the music May the Lord bless you all and ease your sorrow Mrs and Mrs Thompson Manly Jones and Mr and Mrs Ed Callies and family
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Biesa
Thompson
Manly
Jons
Ed. F. Callies
Aging Lady Gerd Kleen Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Gerd Kleen aged 76 died Friday at her North Minnesota residence after about two weeks of bowel paralysis. Born in Hanover Germany in 1848 she emigrated to the U S in 1880 married Gerd Kleen in 1881 in Butler County Iowa. The couple lived near Titonka before moving nine years ago to Algona. Survived by husband and five children George Albert City Henry Minnesota Joseph Bancroft Daoa Pipestone Minnesota and Mrs Jane DeBuer Buffalo Center. Funeral services to be held this afternoon with Rev English officiating. U D M R W B James of Guttenberg Iowa was in town early this week on business. The notice also mentions Hancock County Ash and game club and a one dollar joining fee for hunters.
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Gerd, Kleen
Minnesota Street
Hanover
Germany
America
Gerd Kleen
Butler County
Iowa
Kossuth County
Titonka
Algona
George
Albert City
Henry
Minnesota
Joseph
Bancroft
Daoa
Pipestone
Jane DeBuer
Buffalo Center
English
Burt man visits town to wind up business affairs
L. G. Smith of Burt was here Tuesday handling business matters and visiting relatives. He has disposed of his pool hall interests there and is now employed in a barber shop.
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L. G. Smith
Burt
Mr. Smith
Algona Republican candidate visits district clerk race
Matt Bestentaner of Algona visited Tuesday as a republican candidate for clerk of the district court. He appears personable and is nominated in June with a likely November victory to place him as a capable public official for the county.
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Matt Bestentaner
Algona
Titanka
Pioneer Citizen Dies in Titonka at 82
Chas L F Callies one of Buffalo township’s old settlers died March 24 1922 at his Titonka home aged 82 years one month and seven days He was born February 21 1840 in Pommern Germany married Pauline Daike in 1853 and had twelve children The family emigrated to Webster City Iowa in 1885 then moved to Buffalo township in 1893 Later retiring to Titonka in 1903 Funeral services were set for Friday with Rev Mueller in charge The Tople extends condolence to the family.
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Chas. L. F. Callies
Buffalo Township
Mr. Callies
Ritzeron
Pommern
Germany
Titonka
Iowa
Pauline Daike
August
Robert
Edward
Otto
Titonia
Qarl
Canada
Bertha Crippen
Sioux City
Amslia
Leek
Lebanon
Oregon
Webster City
United States
Buffalo
Kossuth County
Chas, Callies
Mueller
Tople
William Leek Dies at 81 in Elmore Minnesota
William Leek father of Emil Leek and Ida Ziegler died at his daughter’s home in Elmore Minnesota aged 81 after a long illness. Born in Germany in 1841 he came to America at sixteen, married Fredericka Pethenn in Milwaukee, later farmed in Plum Creek township, widow since fall, survived by three of eight children Emil Burt Charles and Ida, burial in Elmore cemetery. The Monitor offers sympathy to the family.
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William Leek
Emil
Ida Ziegler
Himore
Minn
Mr. Leek
Germany
America
Milwaukee
Wis
Fredericka Pethenn
Plum Creek Township
Leek
Elmore
The
Monitor
Methodist Notes on Law, Loyalty and Stewardship Week
A church note urges enforcing law in the community and questions the double standard of law violators and respectable citizens. It cites Christ’s teaching to render unto Caesar and God, promotes Christian stewardship, and invites regular services next Sunday during Passion Week.
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Christ
Caesar
God
Elieve
The Success Family and Its Mindset for Life
A historical reflection personifies success as a family. Father Work and mother Ambition foster offspring such as Common Sense Perseverance Honesty Thoroughness Foresight Enthusiasm Cooperation. The eldest daughter is Character with other sisters including Cheerfulness Courtesy Loyalty Care and Harmony.
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Ambi
Hogia
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Charlie Pickett
LSP
Sheri
W. B. James
Guttenberg
Britt
Hancock County
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