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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

5

Seven to Graduate from a High School

Seven students graduate this year four girls and three boys Vers Medhler Doris Zweifel Lorna Longbottom Leona Turner August Wellner Robert Fisher and George Pannutkg s will leave school to pursue independent careers Each graduate must blaze their own path through life and earn success through hard work and effort to overcome future challenges The piece urges sensible outlooks on the future and personal responsibility.

Vers Medhler Doris Zweifel Lorna Longbottom Leona Turner August Wellner Robert Fisher George Panntukgs Ufe

Bonker Sentenced to Life for Northwood School Killing

Irvin Bonker received a life term after killing Rebecca Nelson at a Northwood school four miles west of Manly and attempting a bank robbery at the Warm ers' Sayings Bank of Manly. The case linked to his father who sat as a director of the bank.

Bonker Rebecca Nelson Northwood Manly Bank Irvin Bonker

Beautifying Homes: Town Spies On Neighbors’ Gardens

iStilette visits Britt elm grove area to view premises of P. Lewis, E. L. Hattenlawne, and Hon. John Hammill. Hammill tends lawn and shrubbery. a white flowering bush and tulip bed catch the eye. H. C. Armstrong gardens by electric light while Clark crafts a carved oak center table, showing skill in carpentry.

iStilette Britt ‘Eltizone H. C. Armstrong Clark Britt News

Rebecca Convention Picnic at Algona Fair Grounds

The Rebecca and Odd Fellows of Kossuth County plan a joint picnic at Algona Fair Grounds on Wednesday June 7. Parade forms at the Courthouse at 11 o clock and proceeds to the grounds for a picnic dinner. Members are urged to bring baskets and assist in making the day a success with a good speaker in attendance.

1. O Rebeccah Sid Kes Kossuth Algona

Practical Brain Power Drives Farm Profits

A Clarksville star note argues that farmers who study conditions and apply improvements earn higher returns. The piece contrasts two farmers, one aggressive and adaptive, the other slow to change, claiming smart use of intellect turns knowledge into tangible gains.

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Williams Boyken and Schrader Seen at Ashton Meeting

Local report notes Wm Boyken and John Schrader present at Ashton on Wednesday for a dullness event. The fragment confirms their attendance and the gathering location, with no further detail about purpose or outcomes.

Wm. Boyken John Schrader Ashton

Politician Urges Efficiency and Tax Reform in Iowa

A reader urges 100 percent efficiency in public affairs and criticizes current funding methods. Proposals include state apportionment of motor vehicle funds, county control of surpluses, and cost checks by the State Highway Commission. He backs women’s eligibility for office, lower primary thresholds, and code revision to save taxpayer money.

Polyticat Highway Commission State Highway Commission Iowa Enat Algona Ft. Dodge Board of Supervisors Executive Council

Clarke County Taxpayers Call for Sharp Tax Cuts and Reforms

Clarke County farmers and taxpayers at Osceola Iowa adopt resolutions urging repeal of the state highway commission law and transfer of powers to county boards. They advocate a 25 percent salary cut for legally fixed salaries, halving funding to Ames and Jewe City colleges, retirements and fewer deputies, halving state administration costs, repeal of the board of parole, and use of initiative and referendum to let people vote on proposed or defeated laws.

Clarke County Osceola Iowa State Highway Commission Supervicora General Assembly Ames College Jewe Qity College Larrabee Boies Frank Ty Gay Board of Parole

Pilot Mound Park Visited by Vescelius Family

A William Vescelius family excursion to Pilot Mound park in Hl ington township highlights the area as a future regional playground. The park caretaker H L Taylor describes Dead Man's Lake, a floating bog with a deep center, ring necked pheasants, and budding lotus plants expected to bloom by mid June.

Pilot Mound Park Hlington William Vescelius H. L. ‘Taylor West Aide Litje Taylor Iowa Wm. Vescelina Brite News

The Senatorial Battle in Iowa Roused by Brookhart and Press

The piece surveys Iowa politics as Brookhart dominates Homestead praise while Wallaces’ Farmer backs Thorne. It notes daily papers’ support including Des Moines Registry clippings, and mocks the idea of broad consensus on the Senate race. A referenced comment jokes that Brookhart would need a ticket to Washington if he met the U.S. Senate.

Mr. Brookhart Pickett Congress Sweet Clifford Thorne Iowa Col Stanley Franely Des Moines Ted Capatasis Brookhart Washington BO Esther Wallaces Homestead Thorne Des Moinse Ike Simith Brookhart United States Genata Washington, D. C

Farm Bureau Women Meet Led by Mrs Von Bloom in Dayton

A Farm Bureau session led by Mrs. Von Bloom of Dayton, 10th district chairwoman, featured remarks by President C W Hunt, State County Agent Leader Marl McDonald, and I W Van Nice. County reports praised health of the district bureau with J H Nordhousen ill but sending a strong message read by C Scott.

Tastic Farm Buea von Bloom Dayton Farm Bureau C. W. Hunt Marl ‘McDonald I. W. van Nice J. H. Nordhousen Manson C. ©. Scott Calhoun County

Wool Growers Plan Cooperative Wool Shipments

Wool growers will ship their wool cooperatively this year under a committee led by Mr. Roal Roalson at Bowen City and Mr. R. L. Castile at Algona. Shipments will depart from these two points as market conditions improve from stagnant levels to an estimated 30 cents a pound or more for 1921.

Roal Roalson Bowen City R. L. Castile Algona W. G. Warner Kossuth

Well Known Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding

Fifty years ago Mr and Mrs P Stow celebrated their wedding with open house in a sod house near Burt. They farmed ten years before moving to Burt where C P ran the first blacksmith shop and Mrs Stow kept a boarding house. They witnessed Burt grow from three dwellings to a buzzing village and recalled a rough road on their long journey. The article notes an open celebration in honor of their wedding anniversary.

C. L. Phelps C. P Washington Algona Mr. Stow Mr. Chipman Stow Burt

Second Fruit Spray Time For Apple Orchards

Amés Bulletin advises applying the second fruit spray from May 18 to 26 after most blossom petals have fallen. Use quarts of lime sulfur in 60 gallons of water plus 1 1/2 pounds arsenate of lead to target codling moth and green fruit worm, with a fine spray under high pressure. Apply to young trees too to keep foliage healthy.

Amés Bulletin

Fishes Royally Entertained As Opening Week Draws Sportsmen

With the fishing season starting Monday many locals left for Spirit Lake. They included A. A. Dressman F. W. Baum Tom Tamen Dr H G Johnston R Smith H A Gaeda Bob Hamilton and Ben Farrow. The trip aimed at a lush opening with fine catches.

Spirit Lake Dressman- Smith Hamilton A. A. Dressman F. W. Baum Tom Tamen H. G. Johnston R. Smith H. A. Gaeda Bob Hamilton Ben Farrow

Memorial Sunday Observance and Ex-Servicemen Invite

Methodist notes urge all ex-service men of Civil Spanish American and World wars to attend next Sunday morning services to honor those who gave for the community. They ask for headcount to arrange seating. Also note Titonica Ladies bake sale on Saturday June 3 and Epworth League Convention in Algona June 14 16 with a large program.

Titonica Bhake Gate Algona

Farmers Elevator Co annual stockholders meeting notice

Notice says the Farmers Elevator Co stockholders meet in Titonka on June 8 1922 at 2 PM to elect three directors and handle other business. G D Wohlhouse n secretary. Buffalo Consolidated School Board President Chas Reichsamen and helpers planted shrubbery on the school grounds as part of a county wide landscape experiment with works at Kosauth county experimental station.

Farmers Elevator Co Titonka G. D. Welhousen Chas. Reichsamen Buffalo Consolidated Ames Kosauth

Dickinson in Kossuth Draws Big Crowd and Mixed Praise

Congressman L. J. Dickinson spoke in Swea City, four years after high profile Northwest Kossuth ties. He highlighted agricultural gains in Congress, faulted federal reserve rulings on 90 day loan payments, urged a pro agricultural Federal Reserve Board member, and urged relief from high freight rates. Three hundred residents attended the Saturday evening salon platform, with Dickinson stressing middle west needs and Washington action. He traveled from Washington via Algona Friday, accompanied by Clerk J. A. Freoh, and planned to remain in the region for outreach before next political moves.

L. J. Dickinson Swea Kossuth Congress Dickingon Salon Pavilon Federal Reserve Bank Middle West Federal Reserve Board Woshington Algona Bwea J. A. Freoh Tebe Washington Achool New York Boston Swea City Herald

Des Moines Doctor to Give Commencement Address

Dr Charles Fraderle Sheldon of Des Moines will deliver the commencement address in the High School Auditorium Friday evening. The baccalaureate address was given Sunday evening at the M E church in the city.

Sheldon Charles Fraderle Sheldon Des Moines M. E. Church

Reverend Pannuk Leads Church Addition Effort

May 17 reports say the Reform church in Glyhefig nette is adding to its building at an estimated cost of $6 060. Reverend Pannkuk has led Meserygy Reform Church for about twelve years growing a sizable congregation and active church society.

Pannenk Mnbersevey Rey. Pannkuk Meserygy Reformed Church Pias Rey Pannkuk B.S. Paunkuk

Progressive land company aids Iowa farms in tiling and upgrades

Herman Ochs and Harry Henson of Kunz Benson Ochs Land Co. arrived from Bloomington Illinois to oversee improvements on farms in Kossuth and nearby counties. The firm promotes tiling, sturdy cribs and granaries, and substantial buildings to raise production and land values.

Herman Ochs Harry Henson Kunz-Bengon-Ochs Land Co Bloomington Ill Kossuth Kunz-Benson-Ocha Land Co Wesley Newar World

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