Davenport Bond Sale Publicity Sparks City Action
After a broker rejection in Des Moines the Algona election bonds valued at 18000 were sold to M Hetchel & Co. of Davenport at four and a half percent interest. The Des Moines brokerages faced losses. Hetchel and Co. agreed to reveal a technicality and allow a five percent later adjustment, prompting the city to proceed with the loan sale forms.
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Des Moines
Algona
M. Hetchel & Co
Davenport
Des Moines Prakerss
Getchiel & Co
LuVerne Boy Pleads On Egg Vandalism Charge
Carl Miller of LuVerne faced trial in Algona after he and peers egged windows at the Woite drug store. He was brought by his father before Squire Crowell. judge set fines at 5 dollars and costs, which were promptly paid.
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Algona
Carl Miller
LuVerne
Haliowgon
Woite Drug Store
Squire Crowell
Algony
Algona High School Dominates Eagle Grove in 13 0 Victory
Algona's football eleven crushed Eagle Grove 13 to 0 on Eagle Grove's field. Algona has lost once this season and aims to win its remaining two games. Next, a trip to Nimmersburg next Saturday and a visit from Webster City either Saturday of the following week.
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Eagle Grove
O'Algona
Algona
Webster City
Principal Resigns at Monks School in Health Move
Nehool principal J. J. WN resigned last week to take effect Monday due to ill health. Miss Mac Romans of Springville fills the vacancy with sister Miss Ethel teaching the grammar room. Miss Nelson of Titonka directs the intermediate class as work begins. rumors say Prof Hill may enter the ministry.
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J. J. WN
Monks
Misa MacRomans
Springville
Ethel
Miss Nelson
Titonke
Ips
Hill
Lyric Entertainers to Perform at Layton Course Friday
The Lyric Entertainers will present a program at Layton Course Friday featuring three young women of entertainment ability. Each artist offers a distinct part with music and readings, not old pieces but a Gems collection well chosen and well rendered. Each performer has spent years preparing and is guided by the Redpath coach. The event is at M. L church on Friday November 40.
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Y Chan
Redpath
Financial schedule record of year end totals and receipts
The document lists year totals including $751.03 in some item and $1571.54 as the total incurred during the year. It shows $942.15 paid and cancelled, leaving a net outstanding amount of $729.44 as of April 1924. The signatory is Clerk lo A Hansen, asserting accuracy.
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Mount
Lo. A. Hansen
Runaway involves BR carrier in Iowa town incident
Stabala Jias runaway on his stay route between Wesley and Titonka occurred south of Schram corner on Sunday. While stopping at Schram box to deliver mail, T. P. Reibsamen’s Buick frightened the team causing a scare and runaway. Stabala clung to the lines and regained control after the buggy tangled with a box post. No injuries. minor harness and singletree damage. Reibsamen assisted in reassembling the harness so the mail could continue.
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B. Strabala
Wesley
Titonka
Schram Corner
Schram Lox
T. P. Reibsamen
Buick
Mr. Stabala
Unes
Reihsamen
Young Men and the Duty of Personal Finance
A historical column warns young men to honor financial obligations and avoid debt. It critiques a lack of responsibility in paying bills to tailors, jewelers, florists, and banks, urging starting at the bottom to build integrity and credit.
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Flortal
Kla Lawne
Ti tonka Town Financial Report 1911
The financial ledger of Titonka Iowa covers the fiscal year ending March 1 1911 with town treasurer payments including street work 85.45, bonds and originations 049.85, warrants interest 95.84 and previous year warrants 420.08 160.58 riding warrants and total expenses 1692.38 cash on hand 29.63 and grand total 1008.60.
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Titonka
Orl Tet
Marol Stet
Warning to the Young About Honest Living and Temptation
A stern admonition urges a young person to abandon shady schemes and theft. It warns that short term gains will collapse as consequences rise, leading to poverty and hardship when honesty is replaced by crime. The speaker cautions that easy money erodes character and reliability.
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Caehler
Farmers Weigh Prospects of Moving West and Taxed Lands
A dialect voice laments land agents pressuring farmers to sell in Winnebago County and move to Oregon or Washington. He mocks taxes, big land deals, and mortgage burdens while naming Teddy, Bob Follet, and others as examples of savvy farmers.
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den Norske
Sheriff
Teddy
Rosyfelt
Bob
Moester
Canady
Big Murphy
Hazel Brush
Tovay
Rockyfeller
Oregon
Washington
Orechard
Winnebago County
Kalaboor
Noder Bushel
Winnebago
al Dam
Miy
Puget Sound
Colery
Garnegy
Sears Yard & Co
Algona Briefs Note Late Sunday Mail Arrival
Algona residents grieve late arrival of Sunday mail while local harness maker W. Grammond dies of locomotor ataxia and is buried by the Masons. Des Moines papers advertise a large contest. Burt and Bancroft residents enter the competition with Linda, a noted contestant.
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Algona
J. Grammond
Jong
Sgona
Masons
Tregister
Evening Tribune
Des Moines
Cowles and
Ingham Publications
Auction to be held at Albert Moyers home Titonka
Combination sale at the residence of Albert Moyers in Titonka on Saturday November 11 191k to begin at 1 pm sharp. Goods include 10 head of horses 20 head of cattle 10 head of sheep and various farm implements. Terms cash less than 10 dollars and credit terms to 12 months with interest on notes. Manager Albert Meyers.
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Albert Moyers
Titonka
Gale
Alan
Lee Martin
Armstrong, Clark
Albert Meyers
Let Us Help You Find A Farm Advertised In Journal
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Traer
Typewriter for Sale Premier Model
Classified item lists a Premier typewriter for sale in near-new condition with new ribbon and good performance. Seller notes a bargain price and invites contact at a Sherwood address in Aur, promising quick sale to serious buyers.
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Sherwood
Verdict Awarded $2000 in Personal Injury Suit
Stacy of Algona won a $2000 verdict against the town of St James Minnesota in federal court at Mankato. While walking on crutches near a large street grating last winter he struck a crutch against a joint and fell breaking his already injured leg, leaving him unable to work since.
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Algona
Mankato
Stacy
St. Janes
Minnesota
St. James
North Portland Notes on Community Life and Visits
Neighbors in North Portland Sunday activities include visits from J Graham and wife and J Koestier families. Local farming tasks such as hog selling, fencing, corn shreading, and wagon loads are noted along with school openings and a lecture by Prof Hill on the Early Life of Jesus. A warm report on health and ongoing home matters closes the item.
Varied Local Gossip and Notices From Washington County
A mix of social news includes a rough tramp dining with the Jennings family, a trip north by Bartiett and Kreger party, Omaha area residents heading to Missouri, and Miss Leona Pulz recovering after appendicitis. The piece notes hedged county humor, a cream can request for Mr Heifner, Halloween oyster gatherings, and a critique on presidential vanity and the Senate.
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Jennings
Bartiett
North Dakota
Wiltsey
Burton
Paul Kreger
William Kreger
Mbenka
Jag. Ofumis
Missouri
Portland
Leona Pulz
Darling
F. A. Kreger
Charles
Willford
St. Louis
Ai Sanitarium
West Portland
Stone Home
John Meinier
Meinier
Garvler Helfner
Heifner
School Notes With Varying Visits And Events
Mesdames Gee Cogswell and T FP Tiethaainten visited the four rooms on Tuesday. Misses Mazel Budlong Florence Ell Rae Buell hosted a Halloween party for primary pupils with popcorn and apples and games. Gertrude Huber was absent sick. Paul Clement visited from Algona where he worked in Pattie garage and may stay nearby Titonka. J A Hansen of Titonka offers pure bred fowl for sale. Sermon Sunday in M Church on Receiving Our Guest with an evening talk on The Price of a Good Deed.
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Mae Romans
Mesdames Gee
Cogswell
T. FP
Tiethaainten
Portland Its Noted Residents and Local Daily Hustle
Portland report lists Will Davison and Mrs Leek in Burt. Miss Martin Riddle quits Mrs Leek’s employ. A Blake visits Algona. Arthur and Otto Pauli from Titonka. Wink Rike and wife conduct business in Titonka. John Keostner sells hogs to Burt stockbuyer. Ringsdorf couple receive dental work in Algona. Jim Ollom’s family plans move to Missouri. Jim Orom’s Tuesday sale draws a crowd. Mr and Mrs Butler Leek visit Gottlieb Blake. Drone family hosts visitors. ad urges stockmen to buy or sell. local notices and gossip fill the page with names and faces.
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Portland
Will Davison
Burt
Martin Riddle
G. W
Public Auction Seeks Dispersal of Live Stock and Equipment
Public sale at my location four miles north and four and a half miles west of Wesley and one and a half miles east of Titonka on Tuesday November 14 2011 at 10 oclock a m. features registered Clyde mare and half Clyde half Belgian mare in foal plus several other horses cows and calves, 50 head Blond Poland China hogs, 41 Shropshire sheep, machinery including mowers cultivators wagons and seed corn, plus household goods and misc farm items. Terms cash with small credit for notes. Proceeds benefit Nathan Prop and local auctioneers Nedfox Hatemn Kung.
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Colora[ Do
My Place
Wesley
Titonka
Aberdeen Angus
Poland
Shropshire
Mann Machinery
Birdsei
Clever Waller
Stanedard
Racine
Sattley Wagai
Reliance
Rhode Island
Sete
Nedfox
Hatemn & Kung
Arctioneere
Gerdes
Nathan
Prop
Fine Poland China Boars and Drove for Sale
A Wesley Iowa farm offers a fine drove of full blood Poland China boars from strong strains. All registered or eligible, plus a number of fine short bounds for sale. Call at farm one mile north of Wesley to view. Powellson Bros. Wesley Iowa.
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Poland
Tow
Wesley
Tham
Powelson Bros
Towa
Beart Vor Lyte Big Heavy Boned Poland Chinas Sale
Whiteoak Ball and Son at Titonka Iowa advertise Beart Vor Lyte Poland China pigs at reasonable prices. The note lists farm buyers and contact point in Titonka for pricing and sales inquiry.
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Poland
Whiteoah
Ball & Son
Titonky
Iowa
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Yelon
Coste
Stabala
Inite Stacy
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Vincent
Will Davisons
Paul
Adolph Kreger
Newville Sr
John Koestier
Gotlieb Bleich
Gotlieb
North Portland
L. R. Daniele
C. L. Phelps
Stow
Gipgrence Cunningham
Phelps
Leonard Daniels
Miss Newman
Colgan
Amesbury
Hatsen
Donne
Bunday
Will Koestler
John Koestler
William and
Ernest Settweltert
John Trippentrop
Ollum
Lynnn Kitchenreuther
Jus. Olinm
Chay Phelps
Bernard
Cunningham Bone
Titonke 'Pheraday
Ghas, Newville
Freg Jennings
George Kutchenreuther
Olium
Mra. Larsen
Bart Dahl
Nelgan
J. P. Brow
Key Hole
Frances Koestler
Anta Teuchenreuther
Melvin Koestler
Rakow
Buffalo Town
Corge Kitchenrouther
Fred Ringgdort
Wasley
Hill of
Jesus
Doane
Lee McWhorter
Ming Minnie Jennings
Taft
United States
Stephenson
Lasghardian
Washingtok County Press
Rod Kreger
Hyediad
Bundey
Milt Hayle
Ehidyen
Paul Moore
Built
L. H. McGowen
Fred Ringsdort
G. J. Tie
Ringadorf
Frank
August Seheneder
Wihet Cheer
Parta
R. A. Blake
Baby
Renger
Renwick
Mstill
Leona Putz Wad
Dre. Peters
Cretxmeyer
Kengrick
Wilk
Phowa
Soren Jengen
Wesley Lowa
Geo, Lamoreux
Beart Vor
Lyte
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