Buffalo Pioneer Reibsamen dies after long life of service
Mary Mangaret Guthenkia Reibsamen, born August 7 1861 in Waah ton Monroe County Ohio, died April 1 1924 at Des Moines at age 73 years 8 months 16 days. She homesteaded near Ouka Buffalo Township, raised nine children, celebrated golden wedding in 1929, and was a longtime resident beloved for kindness and service to neighbors. Funeral Thursday at the Methodist church with a noted quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Mangaret Guthenkia Cunningham
Waahton
Monroe County
Ohio
Joseph A. Daningham
Stewartsville
Nesuta
Kossuth County
Ouka
Buffalo Township
Charlie Bgamen
Big Union
Elsie
Niles
Okd
Urn
Charlie Refbmen
Joshua Cunningam
Volga City
Iowa
Joseph Burt
Hille Zweifel
Mansel
Price
Methodiat Church
Roy I
Homer ‘Downs
William
Frank Reynolds
Reibsamen
Mat
Williston
North Dakota
Noo
Hangon
South Dakota
Hie
Ae Lydia
Burling
Marshalltown
Rae Aves H
Bobbonhouse
Dea Ida Gree
Bernice Bobbonfantudd
Mra
I Fa Shaw
Minneapolis
Vance Relbsamen
Ee Ae B. O
A Fagle
Ray- Amee
Tee Chyna Cunningham
Rey Balowa
Clarence Ken Cherokee
Towa
A Winkle
Sibley
Algo
Mason ‘Ames
Telit
Buffalo Center
Paley
Algona Algona
Bay
Jim Te Rest
Lakota
Lad
Arrests and Forfeiture Highlight 1928 Case Details
A garbled 1928 court entry shows Cash Wall Band Hoy Netmars of Ban tt arrested for desertion and two wealth losses. He faced a continued trial with over $300 forfeited and assignment to Clark Wy J. McAvoy. Disappearance noted amid a Sunday visit to Hanlontowg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Netmars
Bantt
Way
Cash Hong
Clark Wy J. McAvoy
New Law Firm At Hub Algona Forms And Rules
A new law firm at Hub Algona forms with Supt. of Schools Persona of Swea Cly and former Humboldt judge D F Coyle joining, while Dennis H. Goeders of the Fish and Game Commission influences regulations. Open seasons cover carp to dogfish, bass and trout dates vary by species and region, with gear limits and attendances specified. Foxes are now legal year round with pup possession restricted and fox dens protected unless destruction is permitted.
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Hub Algona
Swea Cly
D. F. Coyle
Humboldt
Dennis H. Goeders
Fish & Game Commission
New Daily to Begin in Kossuth County
The Lakota Record office will launch a Kossuth County daily today with J. Gus Thaves as Publisher Harold Pletcher as Editor J A Barger Associate Editor Hadden Smith Advertising Manager and Homer Barbour Foreman Mechanical Dept The first issue debuts today and the paper aims to serve the county seat and broader readers with a daily edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth Kossuth County
Lakota Record
Kossuth County
Ten Daily
J. Gus Thaves
Harold Pletcher
J. A. Barger
Hadden Smith
Homer Barbour
Graham 82nd Birthday Celebrated by Portland Family
George N. Graham, 82, pioneer resident of Portland township, marked his eighty second birthday last Thursday with all children and relatives in attendance. Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty and appears about fifty, benefiting from good care, meals, and a loving wife, with wishes for many more years of health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Graham
Portland Township
Mr. Graam
Doan News Society Gossip Flows Across Nearby Homes
Doan residents share visits and gatherings as Mrs Rea Hutchison and Mrs Bassia Knowblock of Waterloo visit the Bryan Asa home. Nearby diversions include birthdays, church and family visits, and a Doan ball team win over Portland.
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Doan News
Rea Hutchison
Bassia Knowblock
Waterloo
Bryan Asa
Hutchison
Asa
Knowblock
George Johnson
Rich Point
van Hansen
Tom Young
Youngs
Victor Youngs
Mason City
M. B. Hoover
Britt
Melvin Olson
Wddie
L. R. Drager
Nd Boleneus
Cliff Hoovers
Ted Hoovers
Melvin Olgsong
Mary Jean Ludwig
Dean ‘Andrews
Henry Mertz
Ottozen
Albert Martinek
Misa Grace Johnson
Dale Struthers
Doan
Portland
Bradford Bulltington
Cherokee
Violet Sinck
Relativas
Hoss Bullingtons
Rodmay
J. O
Bullington A Tor
Leo Orthel
Phil Bullington
Loyal Young and Keith
Mildred Kain
J. D. Andvawy
van Hane Ben
Eisenman Torture Bandits Arrested in Iowa Robberies
Three men Vstal Anders Rutland Ole Thorsland and Joe Thilges confessed to five torture robberies totaling about 18000 dollars. They linked their crimes to savings losses and alcohol, stated they were tired of dodging the law and were at peace in jail. They also faced related forgery and burglary charges in Iowa and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Vstal Anders
Rutland
Ole Thorslind
Boda
Joe Thilges
Whittemore
Palo Alto
Bert Montgomery
Anders
Chicago
Forest City
Decatur
H. IF. Gneuppel
Near Mallard
Hot Jrous
Leo Besch
Bode
Fort Madison
Thorsland
C. C. Robinson
Algona
O. J. Bisman
Woden
Birds and Bali Frogs and Neighbors Wake at Night
A local note recalls neighbor Skinney lowering a martin box to ease daytime flights for birds while Reverend faces bull frog noises at night. Downs Geen watches from a fence as spring brings bird neighbors and petty rivalries. The writer jokes about summer plans to lure away bull frogs and praises gardener Byic Petersen for potato yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali
Skinney
Geen
Bird House
Ima
Jim Breen
Byic Petersen
Hig
Dandelions, Teachers, and a Six Oclock Board Visit
A fragment from a rural town scene shows a wife and daughter hoeing potatoes at dawn while supervisors gather at six in the morning. School board members discuss tardiness, kissing incentives, and government curbs on dandelion production as a license proposal looms amid jokes about beer and NyQuor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Pankuk
Fragmented town hawks way of life ends in auction
A deteriorating town shows how self seeking survivors collapse an economy as grocers butchers and hardware merchants source goods separately. They save pennies but fail to stop the sheriff from selling belongings at public auction. Citizens are urged to unite or face ruin together.
Obituary of a Homemaker Reflects Quiet Life and Family
The editorial laments the futility of detailing an elder’s life as an obituary. It notes a wife's unseen triumphs in housekeeping, childrearing, and supporting her husband, while recognizing the public focus on birth, marriage, and death. It argues true lasting impact lies in daily devotion.
Town contracts set Monday night for sewer work
At a special town council meeting on Monday evening Ken Fisher won the bid to file the town sewer ditch for 74.60 dollars while Pred C. Baada was awarded 170 dollars for completing the C. W. A. project 526. The two jobs must be finished within three weeks.
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Ken Fisher
C. Baada
Fisher
Brada
George Prosperi Injured When Horses Driven By Him Run Wild
George Prosperi employed by Gordon Hansen was severely injured Wednesday morning when his horse drawn cultivator ran away toward a gate. The cultivator detached, Prosperi fell under the disc and was dragged, suffering many cuts to his legs. He was taken to Algona hospital for treatment.
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George Prosperl
Gordon Hansen
Mr. Prosper
Hogspital
Algona
Rites Held for Mrs Lucy Ubben Heyes
Mrs Lucy Ubben Heyes born Ostfriesland Germany March 6 1889 came to America as a child and married Dick Hayes February 21 1900. Six children were born. Isena preceded her in death alongside her husband and one child. Five children remain Hiro Grace Ruth Ubben Sr Ubbe Ubben and brothers Herman Pred Peter Ubben. Funeral Tuesday from home to Ramsay Reformed Church with Rev Calvin Schnucker presiding. Mrs Heyes had been a member since 1908.
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Dick Hayes
Lucy Ubben
Ostfriesland
Germany
America
Butler County
Ubbe
Isena
Eizo
Ben
Grate
Anna
Ruth
Mr. Ubbe Ubben Sr
Herman Pred
Peter Ubben
Hiro
Grace
Ramsay Reformed Church
Calvin Schnucker
Heyes
Poppy Day Muay Path Honours War Dead Across Nation
Poppy Day on May 26 will honor World War dead and aid living veterans. The American Legion Auxiliary, led by Anna Schenck, will distribute memorial poppies and collect donations for veterans families. A citywide corps of volunteers is forming, with a district meeting of Legion Posts in Fort Dodge on May 8 featuring a joint banquet and talks by officers.
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United States
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Anna Schenck
Time Department
Diginiok
Aging Ti tanka Mary Newville noted at 94
The note recalls Mrs. Mary J. Newville of Ti tanka who reached age 94 last Thursday and invites subscribers to share news about themselves for publication. It also lists various historical figures and facts such as births, government spending on schooling, dairy price indexes, radio sales, seed corn forecasts, and World War costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Newville
Tanka
Arnold Schwepne
Gresham
Wis
Sam
U. S
United States
Kossuth Demo Club Plans State Convention Delegation
The Young Democrat Club of Kossuth County will meet at the Court House in Algona Friday evening May 4 at 8 p m. Plans to organize a delegation for the state convention will be discussed. Meeting is called for action and honorary members. You are invited to be present.
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Kossuth
Young Democrat Club
Kossuth County
Algona
Plana
Pragent
New District Court Foreclosure and Estate Cases Filed
Last week in district court new cases include Equitable Life versus B H Gould and others on foreclosure. Haultable Life sues Frank C Isaac Bon as executor of the Morris and Milton Carlson estate, minors, on foreclosure. Keystone Coal Mining Co versus DB N Taylor and Billa Patterson on foreclosure. Equitable Life v Ole and Louis Opendahl on foreclosure.
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District Court
Equitable Life
B. H. Gould
Baultable Life
Frank C. Isaac Bon
Morris
Milton Carlson
Melvin
Marriage Licenses Issued In The Past Week
The past week saw licenses granted to Charles J. Faugust of East Chain and Pearl M. McAninch of Swee City, John H. Lamb and Jean L. Thurston of Nicollet, Minn., George Rahe and Armella Menke of Bancroft, Ernest Z. Borman and Auta Kramer of Irvington, Floyd Torgerson of Bode and Lucille Zumach of Fenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Faugust
East Chain
Pearl M. McAninch
Swee Clty
John H. Lamb
Jean L. Thurston
Nicollet, Minn
George Rahe
Armella Menke
Bancroft
Ernest' Z. Borman
Auta Kramer
Irvington
Floyd Torgerson
Bode
Lucille Zumach
Fenton
Extension Work Planned Across County Townships
A series of extension and home management meetings will be held in the county this week. Monday's session gathered Ledyard, Lincoln and Springfield townships at J. H. Warburton's home. Tuesday's Legion Hall gathering in Algona included Cresco, Plum Creek, Rivthdale, Sherman, Inv inning and La Verne townships. Burt hosts for Burt, Portland and Fenton on Wednesday under Mrs. W. A. Peters. Bancroft public school hosts Greenwood, Ramsey, German and Seneca on Thursday. Swea Community Hall hosts Swea, Engle, Grant and Harrison on Friday, with Mrs. Fanny Gannon of Ames College directing all meetings unless otherwise noted.
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Ledyard
Lincoln
Springfield
J. H. Warburton
Legion Hall
Algona
Cresco
Plum Creek
Rivhtdale
Sherman
Invington
la Verne
Burt
W. A. Peters
Portland
Fenton
Luther League Meet Affects Sunday School Schedule In Town
The Luther League convened Sunday evening led by Martin Stocker drawing 26 Good Hope members. Bus riders meet at the parsonage 7:30 a.m. Sunday. Sunday School shifts to 2 a.m. to allow pastors to attend the Hampton federation gathering. Choir practice midweek and parsonage repaint wrap the week as it nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Martin Stocker
Hawkeye Luther League Federation
Meyer
Hamplton
Towa
Good Hope Luther League
Hampton
L. L
On The Honor Roll Names From Titonka Iowa
Read list shows residents and dates tied to Titonka and nearby areas including L G Huber Jan 1 1946 Warner Beenken Apr 1 1936 and Conrad Schmidt May 2 1035 plus others like Mrs B N Loebig Mod 1 1886 and QO A Hong Bapt 1 1934 with scattered organizations and misprints across the entries. The fragmentary text suggests a local honors or memorial style roster with uncertain spellings and places.
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L. G. Huber
Titonka
Iowa
Warner Beenken
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Hanlontowg
Geo. N. Graham
Harkin Club
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Dean Ald
Harvey Johnson
J. B. Larson
Eisenman
Crime Banks
Tim
Civil Associates
Thilges
Justice of Peace
Pfiffer
Hea
Atty
John Sloane
Des Moines
Arthur H. Smith
Register & Tribune
Aly
Carmel
Democrat-Tribune
Arso
Valley of Death
Rad Aileht
Yan Fon
George Profperi
Hoaplt
Lucy-Abben Heyes
Lutheran Church Notes
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