Hoot Gibson Admission at Titonka Theater and Local Notes
Heavy rain measured at two inches fell Tuesday night. Mrs Floyd Davis visited Dumont and John Eden visited St. Harm this week. Hiram Boeckholdt of Woden conducted town business Saturday. Bill Hauptly and family of Wesley visited the Eden home. Leonard Callies drove to Lakota for dental work. W Wilson and family of Thompson visited the Wilson Cafe. Florence and Donald Bacon spent Sunday in Iowa Falls. Mrs Bob Call and Mrs Vern Cooley of Forest City visiting Nickden home. Harley Hansen family of Forest City were guests of Gus Richter. Frank Franzen bought a new six cylinder Willys from Falk Motor. John Spear of Titonia and Weert Asche of Lakota left for Freeport Ill for a funeral. Hard Time dance next Tuesday at Pannkuk Coliseum with Stewart’s four piece orchestra. 3B. A. Pannkuk reports potato plants up from April 1. First new potatoes expected soon.
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Floyd Davis
Bill Hauptly
Wesley
Wm. J. Eden
Leonard Callies
Lakota
Florence
Donald Bacon
Iowa Falls
Bob Call
Vern Cooley
Forest City
Nickden
Harley Hansen
Gus Richter
Frank Franzen
Willys
Falk Motor Company
John Spear
Titania
Weert Asche
Freeport
Jay Budlong
Edith Budlong
Algona
Gilbert Nelson
LC. Gartner
Lee C. Wolfe
Mason City
Walter Crissey
Raymond Krantz
Ll. B. Larsen
H. C. Schweppe
Clear Lake
Grady Smith
J. ©. Newville
Mud ‘Lake
Ringted
C. J. Peterson
Amily
Near Woden
John Pink
Mary Oesterreicher
Alice Sartor
Emmetsburg
Uriel Rebekah Lodge
Titonka
W. H. Stoutenberg
Lone Rock
Roy Bud
William Boyken
Gamble Storas
Raymond Keagle
Bobby
Roland Shaw
Donald
Minneapolis
Titanka
Annie Bletsch
Wadena
Minnesota
Mary Yost
Gamble
Amos Kromminga
Andrew
Fred Welp
Frost
Minn
Claus Daniels
Bertha
Johnson
George Bonacker
Janice
Joyce
Britt
Stevensville
Montana
Bonacker
Will Hefner
L. C. Sheldahl
Duane
Huxley
Carl Hoff
Ted
Ames
H. W. Schoenlein
Des Moines
August Schram
Yost
Herman Rachut
Dubuque
Rachuts
Henry. Simmering
St. Ansgar
Simmering
Ernest Heagle
Muscado
Wis
Titonia
Charles Bunting
Fred Adamson
Famiy
Ernest
L. D. Prewitt
Osage
Falkert
Fred Stecker
Willie Welhousen
John Falk
Henry Falk
Wm. Schunk
Avoca
Wisconsin
Falk
Lena Groh
Belmond
Marriage at Ambrose Call Park Sparks Local Interest
A wedding for Miles S Reynolds and Parnetta Gates united at Ambrose Call State Park near Algona on Sunday May 4 1930 officiated by Justice of the Peace Danson. The event marked the first county outpost ceremony at the park with no site fee and drew local attention for its scenic setting. Also noted were recent marriages of F C Stark and H M Womack of Riceville and Raymond Smith of Lone Rock to Martin Hilton of Emmetsburg since April 28.
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Ambrose Call State Park
Algona
Justice of the Peace
Danson
Miles 8
Reynolds
Parnetta
Iowa
Winnebago
Minn
State Park
Kossuth County
Little Brown
F.C. Stark
Hrma M. Womack
Riceville
Raymond Smith
Lone Rock
Martin Hilton
Emmersburg
Notice to Boys on Vandalism at Pannkuk Coliseum
A few young men have been indulging in thawing and smearing mud on the Pannkuk Coliseum building during the past week and have damaged the screens. A man is watching for the guilty ones and if apprehended they will be dealt with according to law.
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Pannkuk Coliseum
Kelly Forgery Case Continued In Bancroft Iowa
Thomas P. Kelly of Bancroft Iowa face forgery charges for allegedly signing Joe Beckett's name to a ten dollar check The endorsement and illegible details were discussed in court as the case continued with unclear testimony and pending evidence.
No 4 Rats Cost Millions Annually
A historical pest control ad promoting Squill Kill and Red Squill preparation to curb rat outbreaks. It claims Red Squill is recommended by the U S Department of Agriculture and asserts benefits for poultry and domestic animals while detailing a cost of 50 cents and a money back guarantee if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Squill Kill Drug Co
Barnesville
Ohio
Farmers Elevator News promotes service backed merchandise
An ad style notice highlights selling merchandise with emphasis on service value. It urges customers to bring seed corn for dusting, claims Merko dust treats a bushel, and asks about gasoline to stop knocking with wire and glass.
Court Delays Case Involving Kelly Reckert And Dixson
In a Kossuth County matter Judge postpones the case as to Thomas P. Kelly amid questions over a land deal and a forged or signed check. Reckert and Dixson face further action if Kelly is found at-large within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Dixson
Mr. Reckert
Thomas P. Kelly
Kossuth
Welps Hatchery Offers Free Chicks for dissatisfied customers
The Welps Hatchery promises 100 free baby chicks to the first customer who reports unsatisfactory results from raising chicks purchased there. The offer has no strings and seeks any complaints about treatment or outcomes, with pricing stated as not duplicating certain amounts.
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Titania Savings Bank
Titonka Theater
Hoot Gibson
Courting Wildcats
W. Wilson
Thomp‘son
J E. Wilson
Wilson Cafe
Stewart
A. Pannkuk
Fence
RED Top Sivz
S. B. French: Lumber Co
H. , Schweppe
Arnold’s Park
C. E. Dah
Ralph of
Titonica
Frances Kester
Lanark, Ilinois
Roy Ball
Mothers and Daughters
Ed Zweifel
Lee
Wolfe
J. F. Fisher
Roy Budlong
Edith Reynolds
Myrtle Anna
Za Zweifel
Vernelle Zweifel
A. A. Bishop
the Fashion Shop
Squill
W. J. Denton
Owes Saquill Kill Drug Co
HET
Farmers Elevator News
Vol. I
Slack
Mgr
Swift
North Iowa Grain Co
Mr. Kelly
Guy Dixson
Joe Reckert
Plymouth
Rocks
Rhode Island
Bancroft
Town Po
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