Judge Nels on pronounces sentence in Stillwater case
Shively admitted a $17 000 shortage at Deylon Farmers Elevator after gambling losses. Judge L B Nelson imposed five years with possible good behavior reduction. Shively asked deferment to support his wife and three children. The case traced shortages to grain speculation and flour misaccounting with payroll and elevator accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shively
Stillwater
Minnesota
Nelson
Fairmont Sentinel
Leo J. Seifert
Shire
Cooper
Shively Sfeaten
Legat Company
Shively
Web Stain Gambling House
Seifert
the Public Examiner
Hhivey
Oslo County
Tiiais
Armatrong
Iowa
Qn Farmar
Ogok
Lds Ute
Pny
Ceylon
Cove
Nilson
Sentence Pronounced After Emotional Court Scene
The judge imposes five years for the defendant whose conduct could have brought more severe punishment. The courtroom erupts in emotion as his wife breaks down and clings to him, while the judge and attendees offer support amid the sobbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uty
Shively
Twins Born At Bleich Home Weight 7% And 64 Pounds
A boy and a girl arrived last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bleich. The newborns weighed 7% and 64 pounds respectively, making an image of 14 pounds. Dr Smyth calls them a pair of dandles and Papa Albert shares the sentiment amid congratulations. The News World extends hearty congratulations to the parents and encourages others to follow suit if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Wesley
Albert Bleich
Bleich
News-World
Nets- World
Home From The South After American Legion Trip
Jack and George Ludwig returned from the national American Legion convention in New Orleans with stories to tell. The postcard notes a fun gathering with many buddies and enjoyable events during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
George Ludwig
New Orleans
The
American Legion
Wealey News-World
Webley Boy Will Wed in China Bride of Missionary Nurse
A photo shows Mica He ther Hannon of California, a trained mare, destined for China as a missionary nurse. She will marry Arvid Carlson of the Kingman mission station, brother to Herman John and Gua, who has preached at the local Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webley Boy
Will
China
Mica Hether Hannon
California
Chine
Arvid Carlson
Kingman
Ledyard Forms Shipping Association Effort
Ledyard launches a cooperative shipping organization with five directors elected after a Friday meeting. County agent Maakestad to lead organizing work as local farmers seek livestock shipping ties. J W Swanson promotes daily buy of hogs and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepyard
Shipping Association
Ledyard
Cooperatioas Shipping Association
Farmers’ Elevator
Ledyard Farmera
Cooperative Livestock Shipping Association
Maakestad
Gallmeyer Named Mayor of Titonka in Unanimous Vote
W C Gallmeyer, a retired farmer and former deputy sheriff from North Dakota, was unanimously appointed mayor to fill the unexpired term of F R Amesbury and sworn in during a special Titonka Town Council meeting. The tax levy in Kossuth County was reduced by 3.27 mills, saving about 45000 dollars in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Gallmeyer
F. R. Amesbury
Gallmeyer
Barney
S. C
N. D
Peterson
The
Herald
Kossuth
Swea
Herlala
Portland-area Socials and Farm News Chronicle
Local notes recount visits and visitors in Portland and nearby towns. Avoca residents Mrs. Busse and family meet relatives. Burt residents Boettcher Peters tout lecture tickets. a corn harvest bustle includes Kregar Carter and D B Fitch. Notable births and family news accompany daily errands and farm work across Algona area.
Teachers attend Algona institute. Munson family hosts in Woden
A teacher and Jack and Fred Munson with their mother drove to Woden Sunday to attend church and were supper guests at the Henry Munson home. Father Werdekoff of Buffalo Center visited an old friend and bought six Plymouth Rock chicks from grandma Munson for future feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Jack
Fred Munson
Woden
Henry Munson
Werdekoff
Buffalo Center
Old Friend
Grandma Munson
Auice
Grandis
Martha Wellner Weds Otto Martell in October 16, 1922
Friends of the Rev Wellner announce the marriage of Martha Wellner daughter of Mr and Mrs Wellner to Otto Martell of Menno South Dakota on October 16 1922. The couple will reside on a farm near Menno and begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellner
Franzen
Martha Wellner
Otto. Martell
Menno
Titonka
Notes From Woden Lively Local Socials and Visits
Local notes recount residents installing radio sets, visiting relatives across Mason City Garner Britt and Forest City, dances at the M W A Hall, a movie night From the Manger to the Cross, and a chicken pie supper election day. Several families and individuals named attend gatherings, calls, and visits, with community events including a Woodmen dance and a teachers meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ludeking
Britt
Herman Helm
Woodmen
Mre
Thos
Quinn
Britt Funday
Ted Wieland
Carl Fritz
Near Britt
B. J. Lewis
Quinn Farm
Jonn Colter
Evelyn
Apent
Wm. Orthel
Ben Leewesith
Lorraine
Buffalo Center
Sam Barron
C. Currier
Maxon City
Ole Dahl
Vallor
Crystal Lake
H. C. Swingen
Huth
Allegra
Forest City
Mya
Car Veer
Thonka
Korea
Sam Drake Attacks Farm Bureau Leader Over Subsidy Vote
In Grant Friday evening remarks Sam Drake criticized Farm Bureau Federation head Jim Howard for endorsing the ship subsidy measure. Drake, a known Farm Bureau supporter, accused Howard of being swayed by Eastern interests and pro pagands. The Swea City Herald quotes Drake saying Howard is still all right, despite the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Sam Drake
Jim Howard
Farm Bureau Federation
Sam
Farm Bureau
Mr. Howard
Drake
Howard
Swea City Herald
Turning Over Iowa’s Black Soil
Des Moines Capital notes Iowa farmers trust the land as fall plowing proceeds. Farmers plow in dry, workable soil using teams or tractors, preparing for spring work and potential pastureland renewal. The piece extols Iowa soil quality and farming readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Local Notes Include Visits and Birth in area families
Doan News reports Sunday gatherings at Bert Sanders home in Sexton and visits by Mrs. O T Anderson in Lakota. Carrie Bonacker of Titonka spent Saturday at Britt. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Saren Nelson. burial at Evergreen cemetery, Wesley. Various local residents including Howard Andrews and J D Andrews shopped in Algona. O T Anderson and others hosted visitors and business trips to Britt and Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bolenous
Bert Sanders
Sexton
O. T. Anderson
Lakota
Howard Andrews
Burt
AL. B. Largon
Mya
Carrie Bonacker
Titonka
Britt
Saren Nelson
Evergreen
Wesley
Dra. Kenofick
Adams
Nelson
Meadames van Hanten
J. D. Andrews
Algona
Jasper Mandaley
Plum Creek
Hunts Coyotes Along Missouri River for Bounty
J. W. Speraw of Algona plans to travel to South Dakota to stay at a hunter’s home by the Missouri River and pursue coyotes. He owns a fine pack of hounds and will take 18 with him, chasing the animals for a bounty of six dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Speraw
Algona
South Dakota
Missouri River
Purchaser Takes Over Triumph Progress In Minnesota
M. Dersham, formerly with the Bancroft Register and Algona newspaper, last week purchased the Triumph Minnesota Progress. An experienced printer and editor, he is expected to improve Triumph’s newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dersham
Bancroft Reglater
Algona
Triumph
Minn
Progress
Ringsted Dispatch
Iowa counties to lead dry campaign with intensified enforcement
The Iowa Anti-Saloon League announces a northern Iowa focus for an absolute prohibition enforcement effort this fall and winter. Field days will be held in churches across Cerra Gorda Floyd Marshall Lyon Kossuth and O'Brien counties with prominent speakers from Iowa and other states recruited to boost public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tople
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Iowa
R. N. Holsaple
Anti-Saloon League
Canda
League
Cerra Gorda
Floyd
Marshall
Lyon
Kossuth
Car Collision In Bancroft Injures Mrs Vanderburgh
Mrs Mra. 8. K. Vanderburgh dislocated a shoulder and sustained mirror injuries when a Ford driven by her husband collided with a larger car driven by Charles Kollaseh on Bancroft streets Tuesday evening the week prior. The Vanderburgh party from Armstrong failed to see the approaching vehicle but went home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Mra
K. Vanderburgh
Ford
Charles Kollaseh
Vanderburghe
Armstrong
Evening — Herald
Methodist Notes District Conference details and society events
The district conference meets in Britt on the 14th and 15th with Dr Corwin Taylor from Korea and President Mossman of Morningside on the program. The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs John Fisher. A forthcoming annual statement of will finances is promised in the Topic. The 1922 Halloween Social is recalled along with the Ghost Banquet. The sermon urges church attendance and the community to support the church and get the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt
Corwin
Taylor
Korea
Mossman
Morningside
Woman's Home ‘Missionary Society
John Fisher
Old Pioneers Visit Titonea
Mr and Mrs Corey Curri of Mason City visited Mrs Alta Clement at her home Friday. They are among the early Kossuth county pioneers and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Squire Palmer. Curri came to the locality in 1870, taught at Cunningham school, and later held the homestead now owned by George Weigands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Curri
Mason City
Alta Clement
Kossuth County
Ducks Parade After Duck Hunt Near Granada
John Tyler of Granada sends a photo from early week showing Jobo and friend after a day of duck hunting. The image captures nearly 69 ducks hung on the side of their car with Jobo beaming nearby in a cheerful scene from Buffalo Center Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducka
Granada
Minn
John Tyler
Jobo
Friend
Buffalo Center Tribune
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Sevator
Shively Phatis
Bleichs
Ai M
Lauderson
Springfield
Portland
Jonson, Sr
Seneca Hugh Dde Greenwood Clark
Albertson Cresco Cronan DeBoer
Wardenley N. 'M. Hikelkamp
Wara
Wm. Fauss
Lotts
Creek Solin
Fraser River
Frank Nitz
Third Ward
FB. Palmer ‘LaVerne Co
W. Patterson
Andrew Peterson
Buffalo
Otto Rahe Garfield J. QO. Seylar
Harrison A, Silt
Irvington
R. J
Skilling
F. Stecker
German
Peitz
Penton
M, al, Vinans Burt
Richard Wagner
Laverne
L. J
Weisbrod Fenton
J. W. Swanson
J. 1. Amesbury
Sheffield
Town
Portland Pickups
Busse
Avoca
Wis
W. G. Leek
Will Boettcher
Russel Peters
Walnesday
Weiske
del Fitch
Will Leek
Paul Kregar
Charles Carter
Fred Carter
B. V. Daniels
Miss Berthard Burt
Ciy
Miss Daniels
Zanol Products
Jand
K. EB. Sigsbee
D. B. Fitch
H. J. Putz
Robert Callies
Wm. Dorsey
Leela
Orib
Will Newman
Ed. Freitag
B. Fitch
Wi Dorsey
Gen Plymesser
Misa Josephine Dittmer
Ed. Weiske
Munson
Hank
Jolly
Gra Capps
Will Lloyd
Bert Ash
Leola Dorsey
Ynee
Scharder
Weeley
Clarence Moore
Moore
Eunice Phelps
Titonia High School
Farmer of
B.D
Woden News
Ed. Davidson
Lois Bushman
Andy Phillips
A. Lawler
Garner
Estellan Ludeking
Hoffman
J. Baack
Sara
Sam Drake Flays
Farm Bureau President
Doan News
Methodist Notes
Titonea
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