Lakota Community Notes Include Visits and Obituary
Local residents report visits across Mason City Burt Gran ada and Cedar Falls. A senior class play drew a large crowd while funeral services were held for Mrs. Georges Edwards in Hartley. Irene Wetinga and Jacob Peterson wed at the Lutheran parsonage. Misses Griese and Charles Peterson served as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Powers
Mason City
Wade Ball
Buffalo Center
Mma
Lowise Thaves
J. Gue Thaves
Burt
Raymond Hertake
Hertzke
John Wirtses
Granada
Minn
Joe Dies
Frank
Iowa City
Gertrude Wortman
Mary Jane Lewis
Alma Junkermeier
Ledyard
Cedar Falls
Mra. J. DB. Ukena
Harl Ogren
Eon Bobby
Mra. A. DB. Ogren
Taree
Della M. Smith
Roland Smith Jr
Dwight Smith
Roland Smith Sr
Harvey
Swea City
Gus Torines
Algona
Sam Warburtons
J. H. Warburton
R. OL
Williams
Georges Edwards
Rochester
Minnesota
O. H. Frerking
Hartley
Iowa
California
C. C. Freeark
Clear Lake
Ralph
Woolstock
Aud Grant
Jack
Thia Place
Joint stock land and farms for sale in Minnesota area
Classified notice lists two farms for sale near Norcross and Wendell Minnesota. Worsley farm offers 160 acres with 120 acres fenced and buildings including house, barn, and granary priced at 6400. Frederickson farm lists 244 miles from school, 160 acres, with windmill, granary, hog house, and 120 acres fenced, price 4000. Contact Lea O. Walte and Lee O. Wolfe through Topic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Minn
Worsley Farm
Church
Lea O. Walte
Frederickson Farm
Wendell
Lee O. Wolfe
Insect Menace Drives Grain Storage Upgrades in Iowa
Entomologists and farm cropsmen at Iowa State College urge better storage facilities to prevent losses from insect attack and moisture. They note farmers store grain short term, with wheat often held four months in southern Iowa, and advocate plans for extended storage under a government aged grain control program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa Grain Storage Rules and Insect Pests Report
Dr Richardson outlines granary storage regions in Iowa with one third of the state designated as higher risk for mold and pests. Government rules require moisture limits, shelled ear corn, fumigation after year one, and 12 percent moisture for most wheat with 16 percent for certain varieties. He warns granary moths and weevils threaten stored grain and cites carbon disulfide as a practical fumigant, noting widespread crib revamping as 29 million bushels of corn remain under seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erihe
Durham
Richardson
Iowa
Snnedy
Farmers Elevator News and Local Happenings at Titonka Iowa
Weather during haying is unusual but may help. ground is dry and subsoil lacks moisture. Carloads of International food will be sold at cash price off the car. 35 percent concentrate feeds for hogs dairy steers and others offered. Inoculation advised before planting soy and nitrogen benefits discussed. Free feeding guide available. Baseball season starts May 16 in Titonka with Swea City visiting. Titonka team praised for new lineups and effort. Seal of Minnesota Flour noted with Chris Brandt securing B bag orders. Seed corn treated with Semagan dust promotion. 76 cents buys an 8 bushel dust can.
Hearing on Establishment of Secondary Road No 430
County Auditor of Kossuth County announces a petition to establish a gravel surfaced district for Secondary Road No 430 starting at the SW corner of Section 14 Township 95 Range 27 German Twp and running north one mile. The district includes listed real estate owners and will be heard by the Board of Supervisors at 2 PM May 24 1938 in Algona Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Joe H. Tapper
W. EB. Ley & A. CO. Schissel
Anna K. Everding
B. A. Copp
Helen Vincent Roberta
Ménno Everding
Ney
Robert Krause
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Algona
Iowa
Kinsey
Notice of Hearing on Establishment of Secondary Road No
A petition to establish a gravel surfaced secondary road is set for hearing before the Board of Supervisors at the Court House in Algona Iowa at 2 PM on May 24 1938. The hearing will consider the described tract lists owners Mario Rogers Hermay Joanna Franzen Martin Brand Chris Brandt and others in varying parcels totaling about 119.18 acres. The notice is dated April 30 1938 and signed by the county official in Algona Iowa.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scriwen's
Boughton - Swan Funeral Directors
Teonka
Titonia
Algona Rendering Co
Titonka
Hoff’s Harness and Shoe Repair Shop
Jim Dandy
Heil Building
A. W. Amunson
Herchardt
Algous
J. E. Keil Funeral Home
Tai
W. L. Tindall
D. Co. Geeateopathic
Woden
Horace S. Beemer
Penny
Oes
Lee
Wolfe
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
Pierre Sartor, M. D
H. N. Torgersen
Hamptreet Bldg
Roy C. Bail
Tionka
Gus Frederickson
Bank of Woden Woden
Lakota News
Leo Kienicz
Gutknecht
Lermond
Eleanor
Henry H. Huisinga
Portable Milling Service
Bennet Bruhns
Kossuth County
J. L. Bonar
Iowa State Bank
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ia
van Ness & Stillman
Hesse
Maurice C. McMahon
Hesse Building
E. C. McMahon
Quinty Bldg
Towa
P. A. Dawson
LAW
Quarton & Miller
County Savings Bank Bldg
Town
H. J. Bonutter & Son
Lowa
George
Iira
Pendergast
Cilteken
Clarence Popper
H. H. Bruns
Geo. Onken
H. Z. Brandt
Titonka Welding & Plow Works
Topic
Boert Geerdes
Lakota
Arnold Gray
Salh
Hereford
John Crone
Rawleigh
Kosduth County
Dept
Freeport
Ill
Juna
Ernest Paterson
Tistrict
H. J. Preathus
J8s
Moses
Adlerika J. Denton
Uicket
Vetera
Schram
Titanics
G Congregation
Titanica
Mary Schoenlain
Nelighbors
R. Janssen
Janssen
Tanvilac Salon
Ted Hinders
Richard Helmers
J. C. Shaw
Wesley
A. Slepsi
Stt
Soulhhan
Minnesota Joint Stock Land Bany
C. H. Richard
Iowa State
College
Elasned Ag
Christian Science Monitor
Mt Records
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Ons
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Bithany
Christan Science Monitor
Wame
Sampla
Farmers Elevator News
Farmers Elevator Co
F. K. Hagen, Mgr
Seal of Minnesota
Chris Brandt
Chris
Buffalo Two
Marios
Lre
Litor
Tilmer Thompson Hatchery
Forest City, Iowa
Theatre
Titonea
John Wayne
Marsha Hunt
Andy Clyde
Sun
Mon
Zane Gray
Wells Fargo
Bob Burns
Joel McOrha
Franchot Tone
Gladys George
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