Local visitors and town notes from Titonka area
Several residents and guests from Algona Britt Buffalo Center Garner and Garner visited Titonka friends and relatives over the weekend. Calls and social events included Mrs. Oscar Crite visiting, a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hwald Brans, and reports of hospital cases and travels to Des Moines and Mankato for family reasons.
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Gwiefal
John
Tjarks
H. L. Hansery
Wowk
Wasken
Pko Witter
Buffaenter
Lorneke
Eihinetghix Hta
Magon
Cit
Andrew Boékelman
Albert, Sloper Sr
Buffalo Center
Wm. Amesbury
Carrol
Iowa
Anton Pannkuk
Gilmore
City
W. Jr. Denton
Pierra Sartor
Mary
Alice
Mankato
Minnesota
Anthony
J. H. Jensen
Des Moins
Harry McCiroy
Burt
Fred Adamson
Falk Meter Company
Herman Rachut
Adréws
C. T
Daughr
Beth
Waterloo
Sto
Bonacker
George Johnsons
Clavénes
Pannhuk
Fairmont
Minny
Wits
B. A. Pannkuk
Anton Pannktuk
Mynd
Hwald Brans
Germah
Gamble
Algona
Henry Spear
Hol
Buffalo
Center
Dick Meyer
German
Representatives
House
Senate
Dick Spathoff
Paul Revere
Viola Pendergast
St. Fawl
Minn
Swea City
Johnny Bleich
Fisher
Nanville
Rippentrop
Momamoon
Albert Meyer
Lakota Montfty
Rochester
Grant Township No. 9
Titonka
Mahle M. Wirtjes
Neal Lawn
Little Boy
George Moultonaint
Ledyard Township
Mr. Countryman
Mus
Pines
Reichsamen
St. Lows
Saturn
Mr. Hess
Britt
Minneapolis
C. Reibsanren
Mesdames Shaw
Hooper
Nebraska
United States
William J. Day
Win
Genie
Mason City
Taitse
George Johnson
Yaluison
Marius Hogaard
Racine
Wisconsin
John ‘Povslaen
Aviation Courag
Chicago
Denmark
Rogdbye
Cate
America
Hag
Wig
Local notes from Titonka Titonka area reflects extended families and community events
The snippet covers dinners with the Spear and Holts families, visits and travel between Lakota Britt Titonka and Armstrong, schoolhouse programs, church and civic notices, a piano of local business outlook, farm equipment purchases, and a call to elect a farmer to Congress. It notes weather, rain, and minor incidents, plus local ads and reminiscences.
Plant disease work boosts 1928 crop yields in Kegenth County
The county reports higher incomes for farmers and businesspeople through soil management and plant disease control. Use of ordinary soils with lime and legumes plus phosphate or potash improves grain quality and yields, while legumes provide high protein feed. Soil samples are tested for acidity, with cooperation from Frank TeBackhorst, Ole Finnemark, Tom Berg, Edn Droessier, Ray McWhorter and others, and support from the American Beet Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegenth
Farm Bureau
Frank TeBackhorst
West Bend
Ole Finnemark
Wesley
Tom Berg
Elmore
Edn Droessier
Bancroft
Ray
Fertilizer Use Boosts Corn Yields Across County
Farmers report finves produced excellent corn where phosphate is applied, some fields need both phosphate and potash, and alkali treated with potash yields stronger returns. Elevators now handle fertilizers countywide and buyers purchase soil testing outfits from the Extension Service to test soil samples for acidity. Farmers selling legumes and fertilizers see better results on sweet potatoes.
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Titonka
W. J. Denton
Sever Pannkuk
George Meyer
Swith
Interstate ‘Power Company
George Frank
Senne Farm
Dusiness
Altona
Ft. Dodge
Kossuth
Algona
Hoover
Hancock
Das
Ross
Rees
Tonle
Fritz Javers
Sioux Falls
Titonia
Attorney McDermott
Mason City
Chicago
Tronka
Kranig
Wim
Mary
Extension Service
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Oe Sherman
Sin Town
P. Haggard
Tom Oats
Cil
Ack Johnson
Iribusi
Touka
Smalldridge
Aia
Torgensen
Des Moines
Lagholg
Rev
A.W. Schoenlein
Cosgrove
C. Stack
E Batt
Emmetebure
Witnaga
Teoka
Ted
Bation
I Iss
Sens Taebrand
Arend
Wills
Oregon
Amil
Thay
Jewel Junction
Denver
Mexico
California
Beig Suraly
Golden Gate
Arizona
Galifornia
Willa
Congress
Frank P. Woods
Aetherville
Washington
Jawyers
L. J. Dickinson
Dr. Hess
Reginald Denny
Hayden Stevenson
Barbara Worth
Harley Larsen
Walltonai
the City Poultry Co
Harold Johnson
Sargent