Local notices and town life items from Algona area
Readable fragments note travel, hospital visits, nurses, farm moves, disease quarantine, minor incidents, births and letters. Mentions Miss Bertha Keuchenreuther Park Hospital nurse, J. F. Fisher and others, scarlet fever quarantine near Titonka, and community updates on residents moving or visiting Mason City Ames Des Moines and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Tienan
Gnaettinger
Emmetsburg
Helen. Miller
Iowa City
Iowa State Hospital
Bertha Keuchenreuther
the Park Hospital
Mazon City
John Limberg
Woden
Maters i
Tople
J. W. Budlong
Edith
Mangerite Budlong
Mason City
M. BE. Budlong
Wn. Fox
Portland Township
Superior Wisconsin
T. Schweppe
St. James
Fairmont
Minn
Mirg
GC. Helfner
Esther Askins
Dumont
Helfner
Jewell Larzen
Algona
Plum Creek
Ity
Tom ‘Stevens
Hi Farm
Burt
J. P.stevens
Hanford
Mark Shaw
Ilving
Titonka
Herman Bleich
Roward Hengen
Lakota
Ames
News-World
Wesley
Claus Tjarks
Minnesota
State Highway Commission
Titoinka
Toni ‘Titoike
J. J. Bonstetter
Corwith
Towa
Estelle ‘Bonacker
Chicago
Illnois
Wurses
Cartie Bonacker
Geo. W. Godfredson
Irvington
Iowa
Hammill
State Board of Education
Kossuth County
State House
J. Rippentrop
John K. Rippentrop
Henry Buckholdt
Union Slough
Hellin Bros
Buckholdts
A. Hanken
Enno Eden
J. W. Bullivan
Ivan
W. J. Blinker
Indianola
Hubert Phelp
J. J. Budtong
Adith Budtong
Mary Relbsamen
Armstrong
Britt News
Ruth Hansen
Rochester
T. E. Steper
Tom ‘Loats
J. A. Frech
Dick Franzen
George Senner
Ledyard
Baward Schlel
Jacob Zweifel
Fenton
Thursiday
Merle Schwietert
Herman Mechiar
Ted van Hove
Bonno Schutter
Alice Franzini
Emma Stohr
Mae Hietlanidh
Albert Sleper
Dick Sleper
Wm. Rike
Swea City
John Falk
Dorothy
Andrew Boekelman
Harm Eden
Claus Eden
Eden
Herman Franzen
Henry Franzen
Lena
Hey
M. Bauiea
Chas
Phelps
Hubert Phelps
Jake Zweitel
Walter Osterman
Osterman
Franzen
Walter
Titonia Mornday
Butler
Waterloo
Buffalo Center
Collar
Antone Pannhuk
iGoliat’s
Hutchinson Brothers
Martin Brandt
Chivari
Plersol
Cosgrove
Syas Wall
Titomka
Seed corn mold prompts seed testing for 1927 crop
Town farmers face heavy losses from mold in the 1926 corn crop and seed saved for 1927 also carries mold harming germination. Agricultural Station reports individual ear testing yields best results, with limited gains from chemical treatments and dusts though not restoring kernels killed by disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segaons
HE. Methus
Mysterious Rheumatism Cure Offered by Paul Cash
Paul Cash of Brockton Massachusetts claims to have obtained a potent French prescription from the Amarri can Army for rheumatism and neuritis. He says the remedy costs nothing and has helped thousands, and offers to mail it to any requester upon receipt of an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Keagle
Missouri
Keagle
N. C. Rice
Titonka
Frank Reynolds
Lou Briggs
Iron River
Wisconsin
Chas, Stagg
Ivish
Iowa
George Meyer
Julius Kunz
Rochester
Minn
Edward’ Kunz
Mayo
Wesley
News- World
R. €. Ball
Doc
Mesdames
A. NM. Petersen
H. W. Schoenlein
Lee O. Wolfa
Dea Maines Thure
Kossuth County
Wille
France
Paul Cash
Brockton
Mass
Seed Corn Treatment vs Individual Ear Testing Yields
An Iowa Extension Service summary confirms individual ear testing yields exceed seed treatments for corn. Tests show healthy seed outproduces diseased or untreated seed by several bushels per acre, with dusting outperforming soaking as a treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Extension Service
Belsht
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Alta Clement
Misa Hazel Budlong
Hampton
Ihonte
Sargearut
Titonka Produce Co
Titonka Savings Bank
Fteome Rollins
Kossuth
Tinker Bell
L. B. Larsen
Warner Boenken
George Bonacker
Johny Janssen
Des Moines
W. G. Gallmeyer
Barney
N. D
T. H. McCook
Dave Shultz
Tionka
Mra. Wm. Ward
Britt
Dave
Sever “Pannkuk
Harm Garrels
George
Town
Kenneth Finer
THE
Lang Company
de Pere
Theatre Program
Wallace Berry
Raymond Hatton
Mary Brean
Northern
Bancroft, Iowa