LuVerne Couple Wed in Milan Missouri Ceremony
Miss Blanche Godfrey of LuVerne and Mr. Christ C Anderson of Lancaster Missouri were married in Milan on Tuesday morning. Rev Underwood officiated. The bride, a longtime LuVerne resident, and the groom, a leading road contractor, will reside in Lancaster where Chris works as foreman on a major project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Godfrey
Christ C. Anderson
Milan Mo
W. F. Godfrey
LuVerne
Chris
Lucerne
Titouka
la Verne
Lu Verne News
Baby News and Community Notes From Buffalo Center Tribune
The Buffalo Center Tribune notes a newborn daughter welcomed April 15 at the Hofbauer home with family joy. The piece also recalls the influence of small papers on local life and recounts a Chicago visit with A R Specht, vice president of Owl Drug Co., formerly Titonka pharmacist, married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hofbauer
Etrele
Buffalo Center Tribune
Chicago
A. R. Specht
Owl Drug Co
Conway
Board of Trade
Specht
Titonica
Henry A. Bruns Low
Titonka
Iid Waa
Falat
Mr. Specht
al. Balkephamer
California
Owl. Drug Co
Prune Essay Contest Honors Des Moines Chef
Mrs. Bobbephouse, a statehouse cafeteria chef in Des Moines, won third prize of 100 dollars in a national contest by the California Prune Company for essays on serving prunes. The competition offered ten thousand dollars across five divisions including Housewives Teachers Dieticians Physicians High School Girls Chefs Restaurants Cooks Hotels and Grocers and their salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Prune Company
Bobbephouse
Statehouse
Des Moines
Towa Hen Praised For Wealth and Nutrition
The Towa Department of Agriculture touts the Towa hen as yielding about 75 million dollars in annual wealth and its eggs as Sunshine in Sealed Packages due to vitamins. Eggs supply protein fats phosphorus calcium and iron, boosting diet quality. Fried chicken or stewed hen remain popular dishes. Poultrymen seek consumer and dealer support to promote high grade poultry products and National Egg Week should be a major event for consumption, marketing and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Department of Agriculture
Towa
Towa Poultrymen
Paton Schools Deny Weekend Teacher Contracts
Satement from Paton Iowa official denies any signed or filed contracts requiring teachers to stay over weekends for work duties. Acting secretary S. Pack argues board discussed but rejected coercive, or long relocation demands, noting educators’ and superintendent practices and church presence in Paton.
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Paton
Iowa
Taschers
Peton
Board of Education of
Pack
Gorwith Hustler
Ben
Des Moines
Swea City transformer outage cuts power for hours
A burned out transformer at Interstate Power Company's Swea City substation last week caused nearly a day's loss of electricity. Lights failed for several homes and motors burned out, disrupting service during peak dependence on power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Power Company
Swea City
Mrs Minnie Gerdes Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Minnie Gerdes died Friday night at Algona hospital after a long illness from jaw sarcoma. She had been treated at University Hospital Iowa City with little relief and leaves a husband two children a boy and a girl about one year old three brothers in Titonka and her parents at Stout Iowa. The body was taken to Stout for burial. Community sympathy goes to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titouka
Jake
Charlie
Henry Meyers
Stout
Iowa
Herald Editor Honored by Swea City Visit
The Algona based Herald welcomed editor Wm Haggard and fellow townsmen J L Bonlar and Tony Goeders as they traveled to Swea City on business. The visit gave the Herald pride on a springlike day and was likened to a presidential call for the integrity of rural newspapering.
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Herald
Wm. Haggard
Kossuth County
Algaha U. D. M. Republican
Newspapers And Banks In A Parity In The Public View
A Marion North Dakota observer argues both banks and newspapers show uneven profitability. He cites consolidations in Des Moines Dubuque and Cedar Rapids as evidence high operating costs and declining profitability drive mergers. He notes 1924 11 707 weeklies rising to 14 507 in 1925 with sharp declines afterward and counties like Hancock showing shifts in weekly papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TossistHesley C. MacDowell
Marion
N. D
McDowell
Des Moines
Register
Youngs
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Roy &. French
University of North Dakota
4. M. Johnson
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
United States
Hancock County
Goodell
Crystal Lake
Woden
Britt
Garner
Help the Flood Victims Aid Drive Expands Nationally
Buffalo township leads Kossuth County response to the Red Cross Mississippi valley flood. The county quota doubled to six hundred dollars with a urgent need for donations at banks, Topic office, or through local stewards. Even small gifts feed and clothe the needy as levees fail and thousands suffer.
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Buffalo
National Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Kossuth
Homer Downs
JO. Wolfe
Ray Bonacker
Mississippi
Natchez
Red River
Sheriff Collects Auto Fees Pending Lien Reassignment
County reports 6567 auto license numbers issued to date with many delinquents facing a one dollar monthly penalty starting January. On May 1 a list of unpaid cars and owners will go to the sheriff for seizure and sale. The delinquent list had been published, but changes will direct the list to the sheriff. About 8000 numbers were issued last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pearson
Kruse
Heratofore
Pearson
U.D
M. R
Card of Thanks for Henry Gerdla Family
The Gerdla family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown during illness and death of their wife and mother.
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Henry Gerdla
Board of Thanks for Immogene Huber
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our daughter Immogene. Thanks to those who sent flowers assisted at the funeral. Louie Huber and family
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Loule Huber
Lutheran Confirmation Class Opens and Sunday Attendance Reported
The Lutheran church reports the new confirmation class began last Saturday with another session next week for absentees. Instruction starts at 8:30. Children ten and up urged to attend with Bible, Catechism, and pencil. Ladies Aid met. Sunday school and church attendance near 100 percent with hope for higher spring and summer turnout. A porch addition to the parsonage finished, funded by the Ladies Aid, improving appearance. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School 9:20 and German service 10:30.
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Ladies Aid
Frank Rachow
Overland
Lylton
Jows
Rav. H. Werner
Lakota
Iowa Synod J
Jt. Synod of Ohio
Legislature’s Duty to Earn Constituent Trust
The speaker urges lawmakers to act with integrity and generosity toward their constituents, emphasizing the value of earning goodwill and maintaining favorable impressions. The message condemns self serving behavior and promotes steady service.
Infant Dies After Short Illness In Buffalo Township
Immogene Suella Huber infant daughter of Louis and Mrs Huber died May 1 1927 at seven o clock from whooping cough and pneumonia She was one year four months and twenty four days old Funeral services were held May 3 at the Methodist church with interment in Buffalo township cemetery Pallbearers included Loraine Trenary Ella Trenary Grace Brown and Myrtle Anna The community extends sympathy to the grieving parents and family Also notes from High School about the Senior Class play and local grade activities
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Immogene Suella
Louis Huber
Mareth
John Krull
Edward Huber
G. M. Squires
Methodist Church
Buffalo Township
Loraine
Ella Trenary
Grace Brown
Myrtle Anna
Town Council Proceedings 1927 Regular Meeting Minutes
The regular monthly town council meeting at eight P M listed Mayor Wolfe and six councilors present. Bills were approved for Harm Wibbon Frank Haget A L Fallt Miguel W H Ricklefs totaling 98 96 and H A Tienan was approved for 100 on a road grading contract. Ricklets tile ditch project for 765 was accepted and the meeting adjourned.
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Wolfe
Stott
Rachut
Jennings
Missal
Nauman
Misaal
Naumar
Ce Harm Wibbon
A. Miguel
W. H. Ricklefs
Miasal
H. A. Tienan
Naunan
Newspaper Reporters School for 4 H and Farm Bureau
Kesouth County Farm Bureau announces a newspaper reporters school on Saturday May 7 from 10 80 A M to 4 00 P M at Burt Public School. The event targets 4 H club reporters Home Project and Farm Bureau publicity chairs school journalism students and others interested in news writing. Attendees should bring notebook pencil and something for the community lunch.
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Kesouth County Farm Bureau
Burt Public School
Farm Bureau
Kosauth
H. J. Metcalf
Town State
Srgealet
Titonka Athletes Shine at Britt Target Shoot
Elmer Petersen of Thonkja won the amateur shooting contest at Britt's Goodfellowship shoot held at the Fair Grounds Sunday afternoon by breaking 97 of 100 targets. John R. John of Spirit Lake tied for second with 97. Titonka’s George McCutchgan took second with 96, while G Hexton Britt and others tied for third with 96. The low score was 63 birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Petersen
Thonkja
LuVerne and Alden Visit Highlights Local News
Doan News reports LuVerne Hoover visiting relatives in Alden Sunday. L. A. 8. to meet May 12 with Mrs. Hansen and John Stiles. Algona callers Tuesday included T. Anderson. Several residents visit and attend church as events and illnesses are noted, including erysipelas and scarlet fever in the community.
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T LuVerne Hoover
Alden
L. A
P. C. Hansen
John Stiles
T._ Anderson
Darlene Hansen
O. T. Anderson
Hattie Price
Wesley
Rob Ward
Chas. Darby
Corwith
Z. G. Gibson
Darby
Algona
Dean Church
J.D. Andrews
Howard
Dean
Fay L. Andrews
Anna ‘Andrews
McIlroy
Lou Matern
Tom Sanford
Baker
Mont
Anderson
Banford
Buffington
Eggs Must Be Candled After May First
Iowa officials require all eggs to be candled after May first to remove spoiled eggs from markets. March and April saw an open season for fresh eggs, but warmer weather will increase spoilage, prompting dealers to candle eggs purchased. Candling improves quality and has raised the average price per dozen by about two cents.
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R. G. ‘Clark
Dairy and Food Division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Clark
Death of Herbert Rippentrop in German Valley
Herbert Rippentrop two and a half years old died Friday at 4 p.m. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. B Rippentrop and three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held Monday at the Reformed church in German Valley and burial followed in the church cemetery in Lakota Record.
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Herbert ‘Rippentrop
Fishing Season Opens May 1 in Southern and Northern Areas
The article notes the opening of the game fishing season starting May 1 in the southern Jongsone and May 15 in the northern Yone for species including bate, spike, crapple, and perch. The season extends into June with further dates to be announced.
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Yone
Hen Bates
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Anderson Married
Titanica
Citizen
Werts
Miss
Missouri
New
EH. W. Howe
Clegymen
Cole
Springs ‘Gazette
Minnesota
War League of America
Izaak Waltonet
Fred B. Lavell
St. Paul
George H. Seelover
Minneapolis
Balaton
Minn
Press ‘Tribune
Grach Robbenhouse
THE
Sea City
Minnie Gerdes
Herald Editor
Clarice Falk
Doris’ Neese
Alice Brandt
Council Proceedings
Ititonka
John R. John
Spirit Lake
Doan News
E Rudolph. Larsen
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