Died Sudden at Supper Table Antone Buckholdt Jr
Antone Buckholdt Jr twenty died suddenly while eating supper May 7 1926 in Titonka Iowa from heart failure. Born Dec 27 1905 in Johnson Minnesota he lived with parents in German township since age 17. Funeral held at home and German Reform church two pastors spoke, then burial. Sympathies extended to bereaved family.
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Antone Buckholdt, Jr
Antone Bucldholdt
German Township
Tie
Johnson
Stevens County
Minnesota
Titonka
Iowa
Wal
Walter
Arthur
Willie
Alick
Herman Buckholdt
Woden
Elsie
Jessie
Ernest
Bassett
Harry Olson
Minneapolis
Arthur Allen
Jamestown
N. D
German Reformed Church
G. Haken
G. M Squires
M. H. Church
Titonke
Four H Club Notes and Social News
The Four H Club met at Viola Heilner’s home with members Blanche Buffington Irene Callex Inez Pink Marguerite Budlong Phydelis Peterson Anna Noble Louise Kramer Wilda Hettier Alice Sartor Maribeth Squires Viola Heifner Loulze Callies and Myrtle Anna. Mothers were invited and several attended. New assistant leader Mrs Raymond Bonacker attended. Mrs Wolfe taught a lesson on dyes and tints. Next meeting will be at Maribeth Squires home on Saturday May 22. Fell And Broke Her Shoulder. Mrs Gabe Johnsonsen of Woden fell from a chair while cleaning a window and broke a shoulder requiring hospital care in Mason City. Mrs C V Pendergast left for Chicago to join daughter Viola and visit Niagara Falls, ten days away.
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Viola Heilner
Blanche Buffington
Irene Callex
Inez Pink
Marguerite Budlong
Phydelis Peterson
Anna Noble
Louise Kramer
Wilda Hettier
Alice Sartor
Maribeth Squires
Viola Heifner
Loulze Callies
Myrtle Anna
Raymond Bonacker
Gabe Johnsen
Woden
Mason City
Mammoth Circus to Parade in Algona Next Week
Algona will host the world’s largest circus with a Friday May 21 parade. The show features 200 wild animals, 400 horses, 600 staff, elephants, hippopotamus, trained dogs, and international acts, boosting its eastern tour into a major western run.
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Algona
Circus Corporation Hundreda
Hippotamus
Africa
Ponca
Cimmerjotta
Japan
Teheran
Arabia
Titonka Gun Club to Host Registered Trap Shoot
Cha Tonka Gun Club plans a three May 30 registered high bird trap shoot at Titonka. Eleven events plus extras, at Elmer Petersen home south of Titonka on gravel road. Lunch served. ASA 1926 rules apply. scores count toward association records.
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Cha Ttonka Gun Club
Titonka
Elmer Petersen
Tionka
Amateur Trap Shooting Association
Methodist Aid Seeks Funds and Attendance Boost
The American White Cross enrollment shows progress but lags behind prior records. Church leaders urge members to donate part of the year’s pledge as the Tonka Aid group plans a June gathering and the ministerial association schedules a literary event at Roy home.
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American White Cross
Thore
Tonka
Ha Obandh
Jesdames W.A. Schram
Rutledge
Teopans Ak Hardy
Lost Island Lake
Kolowa
I. Bowsrd
Hi. Webster
Nish
Robison brothers fined in liquor nuisance case at district court
Judge D F P Coyle adjourned session sentences Robinson to pay 1000 dollars fine plus 130 costs and suspends a three month jail term for good behavior. Plea of guilty to liquor nuisance results in total fines against the Robinson brothers reaching 3100 dollars. Allen Robinson previously paid 500 and faced further charges with a 2000 dollar bond but could not post.
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Allen Robinson
D. FP. Coyle
Robinson
Allen
Robinson Brothers
North Hag
Sthwas
Nulaanes
A. Hutchinson
Robinsons
Cecil
Sylvester
James
Ledyard
Bancroft
Robisons
Cdwtriot
Pne
Ex-Mayor Visits. Sloper Returns to Farm Life
John A. Sloper, former mayor of Titonka now in Buffalo Center, spent fifteen hours on a farm performing hard manual labor. He appears well and embraces a new business after city leadership.
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John A. Sloper
Buffalo Center
Titonka
Good Roads Program Will Benefit Labor and Business
The article argues that new road bonds in Mahaska County and seven southern Iowa counties will spur a large labor boom and boost local business. It cites the $1.5 million Mahaska issue and about $7 million in county bonds, with most funds spent on labor, creating homes and spending within the counties. It also notes prior weather and road conditions affecting commerce and supports federal and state road programs as economic stimulus. It mentions Achievement Day for Home Project work in Algona and details program speakers and township participation.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Mahaska County
Iowa
Malaska County
Herald
Iowa Good Roade Association
Col. Glenn ©. Haynes
Town Good Roads Association
Farm Bureau
Algona
Legion Hall
Thea
Marie Plath
Miss Knowles
Akerman
United States Department of Agriculture
Win
van Bloom
Farm Women
Hach
Bortland
Wealey
Hebron
Burt
Whittemore
Seneca
Ledyard
Greenwood Township
Garfield Township
Lincoln Township
Hagle Township
Miag Knowles
J. H. Warburton
Lincoln
Joe Dahlhouger
F. J. Fuchsen
Neal Smith
Irivington
The Good Conversationalist in Modern Social Life
The piece laments loss of fluent conversationalists in modern gatherings. It notes banquet jazz hands, silent dining, and strict bridge concentration eroding casual talk. It ends with a wry remark about a scientist finding a remedy to this calamitous trend.
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Traer
Pomeroy Heads to Wisconsin Resort Project
R Pomeroy left last week for Min ong Wisconsin to help sister Miss Abbie Pomeroy prepare for the opening of their summer resort on Lake Nancy. Miss Pomeroy has wintered in the south mostly in Alabama. Mr Pomeroy plans to be away several weeks. Mrs Pomeroy joined him to Albert Leon.
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Wisconsin
Pomeroy
Minong
Abbie Pomeroy
Lake Nancy
South
Alabama
Injured by Horse Dies Eight Days Later
C. J. Tibbetts died eight days after a head injury from a horse kick on April 22. He aged 31 years 8 months 10 days and had eye removal after the skull fracture. Born August 20, 1894 in Seneca township, he lived in Algona and Seneca, married to Mrs. And Ranney, and attended the Methodist church in Swea City.
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C. J. Tibbetts
Algona
Seneca ‘Township
Lone Rock
Ranney
Seneca
Tibbetts
Methodist
Swea City
Fenton Reporter
The Cortland Country Home Chronicle Synopsis
Prologue set in Cortland County home living room 1814 July. Acts move to Rayverly Gray’s New York apartment 1922 July and Cortland home 1923 August. Fortunes forms a friendship and faces the past as love loyalty and ambition intertwine amid theater intrigues. Beverly’s Sperknce and Fortunes Flods hint at happiness and true value of investments.
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Cortland Country Home
Rayverly Gray
New York
Beverly
Van
Christensen Teeter Nuptials at Buffington Home
Mrs Buffingtons sister Blaine Christensen married Verne Teeter of Hobarton on Wednesday May 5 1926 at the Buffington home in Titonka Rev Glenn M Squires officiated with a single ring ceremony Attendants included Charlotte Teeter and Clarence Christensen A three course dinner followed and guests presented gifts including a rocking chair The couple plan to farm and start housekeeping with best wishes from local relatives and friends
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Glenn M. Squires
M. B. Church
Titonka and
Doan
Charlotte Teeter
Clarence Christensen
Squire
Clara Worsley
Mary Hanaca
Thirteen Students to Graduate at Titonice High School
The Titonice High School senior class will graduate the largest class in its history on Thursday evening May 27. Five boys and eight girls form the 1926 Benlor graduating group. Events include a Junior-Senior banquet May 13, a class play May 20, a baccalaureate May 23, and class night May 26. Diploma recipients include Howard Longbottom and others.
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Titonice High School
Benlor
Howard Longbottom
Augusta Kramer Neal Nelson
Emma Schutjer
John Panneur
Grace Sleper
Schwantje Lohschen Marta Paul Myrtle Sachau Mauricd Keil Bhulah Schutjar
Harvey Shultz
Gilligan delays move sending Topic to Britt Iowa
Pat Gilligan called the Topic office last week to send his Topic to Britt Iowa instead of Billings Montana. He is visiting relatives at Britt and Kanawha.
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Iowa
Pat Gilligan
Topic Office
Britt
Billings
Mont
Britt and
Kanawha
Hulbert Formerly Butler Dies of Stroke in Nebraska
Mrs J G Hulbert of South Sioux City Nebraska died of a stroke born 1872 in Campbellton Prince Edward Island Canada formerly Margaret Butler. Survived by eight children K R Burt Clar Montland Henry Weiman Ban born Harvey Hulburt City eight grandchildren four brothers and one sister James Albert Tom Washington Lawrence Sioux City Maine. Funeral held at Marlowe home at 10300 am Tuesday conducted by Rev H Aten. Burial in Burt cemetery.
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J. G. Hulbert
S. Sioux
Neb
Margaret Butler
Campbellton
Prince Edwards Isle
Canada
Forge Sohildren
Burt
Clar‘Montland
Henry
Weiman
Banborn
Harvey Hulburt
City
James
Albert
Tom
Washington
Lawrence
Sioux City
Maine
Marlowe
Rev. & H. Aten
Card of Thanksnote for sympathy after bereavement
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy during recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs R D Lamoreux and children and Mrs B Reynolds, acknowledging support from friends.
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R. D.lamoreux
W. M. Lamoreux
B. ®. Reynolds
Poison mixture to bait gut worms for crop protection
Field Manager Bonstetter outlines a formula tried by the Sugar Company's experimental department in Colorado. Mix 100 pounds bran 5 pounds Paris green 5 pounds salt 10 quarts molasses 44 02 ethyl acetate with water to moisten. Add dry Paris green to bran and combine with squid and bran to create bait covering about 26 acres. Ethyl acetate is noted as cheaper and more effective than lemons. The bait targets beet sod ground with oven worms and grasshoppers, with poisoning advised early.
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Bonstetter
Sugar Company
Colorado
Laying of Cornerstone for Belmond Bt John Ey Lutheran Church
Cornerstone laid Sunday afternoon for the new Belmond Bt John Ey Lutheran church by Rev J F Wipperman with Rev Kilian and Rev Schoenleip as speakers. Church to have gold brick exterior seating about 250 with basement for Sunday School and social use.
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John Ey
Lutheran
Belmond
Town
J. F. Wipperman
Kilian
Schoenleip
Titouka
Ladies Aid
Otto Falk
Marin Brandt
Luther League
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Wwe
County Farm Bureau
Patterson
Weaver
Thas
al Gona
Des
Mammoth Circus
Robbins Brothers
Titonka Gun Club
Methodist Church
Elaine Christensen
Seneca Township
C. L Tibbetts
Bis Best Investment
Titonea High School
van Rensselaer Cortland
John Cortland
Suzanne
Jeanetth Welhousen
Beverly Gray
Fortunee Randolph
Beulah Bchutier
Christine Whitman
Myrtle Sachau
Priscilla Page
Schwantje Loeschen
Billy Breckenridge
Howard Longbotton
Alison Cortland
Augusta Kramer van
Jerome
Cortland
Uncle Torby
Marie
Jeanet
Mareta
Paul Gragh
Bleper
Maurich
Warvay Shultz TH
Walhoushn
Batore
H. P. Christenaen
Algona High School
Inthia
Sho
Hag
Hobarton
Tha Sane
Francis Pepter
Tester
Biffo “Larson
Dogn
Elaine
Teeter
Buffington
Vajotelny
Alfred Jlensen
Marshalltown
Company Furnishes
Lutheran Church
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