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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1916

Page

13

Area News Roundup From Garner And Surrounding Iowa Towns

Dr N D Bay physician and surgeon calls at night then day. Mrs Ference Missman of Garner visits through Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Wisconsin. Otto Kramer from Garnet reports steady rain interruptions. Emma Oftedahl joined K lst week, August Grieger and Hans Nelson travel Des Moines for Ford cars. A Misquerade dance attracts many at Thompson. Vern Thomas return from Minneapolis, new Garner home plans. Rev A G Wellner to Springville for days with parents. A Christensen to Norway to visit brothers and sisters. Mrs Henry Larson accompanies family. Bodily illness noted. John Uoltorf builds a house on Missal place for wife’s tuberculosis care.

Sebastian Buffalo Center Emma Hanna Turday Wisconsin Otto Kramer Mas Erma Oftedahl August Grieger Hans Nelson Des Moines Thompson ‘Leday J. Cunningham Bert Buffalo den Emery Schoonover Totanka Vern Thomas Minneapolis Garner A. G. Wellner Springville Minn A. Christensen Norway Martin Clifford Henry Larson B. Olson Gue Severs Will Fener Thompson John Uoltorf

November wedding unites Miss Bessie Quinn and groom at Garner church

Miss Bessie Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Quinn of Waden wed Mgr Vern Thomas of Garner in a Catholic ceremony on November 7. Rev Fr Werdehoff officiated. The bride wore white taffeta and lace with a hand veil and bouquet of pink and white carnations. Attendant Miss Marie Quinn wore blue silk. Best man Harry Quinn. After mass the party had a three course breakfast at the bride’s parents home. The couple left for Twin Cities to honeymoon. The bride will move to Garner with groom. The groom is from the firm Thomas Sons of Garner.

Tuyes Waden Bessie Quinn Henry Quinn Mgr Vern Thomas Garner Fr. Werdehoff Marie Quinn Harry Quinn Woden Thomas & Sons of

Local Society Notes from the Northeast of Woden

Mrs Floyd Dingman and baby visit her parents H Helm. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Edd Mollan last week. Mrs Gus Swingen and baby called on Mrs H Helm Wednesday. C C Gjerdes Joe Amerson and Gerdson went to Mint on business. The Swingen and Hollan families visited Gus Swingen home. Miss Emma Oakland returned Sunday to resume school Monday.

Woden Floyd Dingman Beby H Helm Edd Mollan Gus Swingen H. Helm C. C. Gjerdes Joe Amerson Gerdson Mint Swingen Hollan Emma Oakland

Consolidated Districts In State Report Averages

James A. Woodruth of the State Department of Public Instruction compiles averages for 202 consolidated districts. Data show 169 to 179 days per year, 12 rooms per building, 180 pupils enrolled, 7 teachers, superintendent salary 21048.23, high school teachers 69.17, grade teachers 57.75, $224.88 tuition receipts, 16 eighth graders, 3 failing eighth grade exams, 35 high school pupils, 57 percent rural pupils.

James A. Woodruth State Department of Public Instruction Waterloo Evening Reporter

Election of 1816 closest since 1876 and re election in 1916

Dr Louis Peizer notes the 1916 presidential race was the closest since 1876 with four months needed to settle the 1870 contest. He cites New York votes swinging to the winner and remarks on repeated two term presidents since Andrew Jackson.

Louis Peizer The State University Rutherford B. Hayes Tilden New York Andrew Jackson Lincaln Grover Cleveland Presient Wilson

Market Day Sale at Woden Auctions Farm Stock and Equipment

A Market Day Sale is scheduled at Woden Town with auction of 12 cattle, 20 shoals, six Duroc hogs, three horses and a Percheron stallion, plus farming tools and machinery including engines, a buggy, a dairy separator, and a Harley motorcycle. Terms offer credit on notes over $5 with 8 percent interest.

Woden Helko Stohr Durocter Bey Horse International Harley Davison United Feed Gridners Inch Burr Nell Awe H. G. Swingen

The Stafy of Life and Bread Digestion

The article discusses digestion of bread, noting how chewing aids starch breakdown into dextrin and sugar. It explains how under chewing affects stomach comfort, shares views on old vs fresh bread, bran’s limited nutrient use, and argues advocates favor whole meal bread for health.

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Local Poultry Market Rises As Car Visits Influence

A poultry car arrived Tuesday and Wednesday boosting the local market above average. T P Retirsamen plans major winter improvements on city property including a hot air plant and bath room expansion. Buffalo Center auctioneer Vel Awe checked local business matters.

T P. Retirsamen Vel Awe Buffalo Center

Lenox College celebrates 60th anniversary with fund drive

Hopkinton Iowa November 16 1916 Lenox College the sixty year old Presbyterian school launches an ambitious campaign to raise a half million dollars for endowment and building funds. The institution has educated over 5000 students many in trusted roles worldwide and its Civil War era students and faculty supported Lincoln. New president Dr St Clair Mackenzie plans speeches statewide to promote the ambitious campaign and to boost the freshman class by 300 percent over last year.

Hopkinton Towa Lenox College Tate Atudent Boty Lincol United States Olvi Mackenzie Lenox

Saving as a Virtue in This Era of Scarcity

A discussion on thrift and resourcefulness notes that saving, once seen as stingy, now gains virtue as supplies tighten. It cites osage orange dye production in Wisconsin, recycled ink from shoe bureaus in Washington, and a Virginia company recovering 4,600,000 pounds of ink annually, illustrating industry turning waste into value.

America Altho Forest Products Labratory Madigan Wisconsin Oklahoma Osage Mexico Central America Shoe Bureaus of Engraving and Printing Washington Relea Virginia Bureau of Engraving

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the Bank OF J. H. Bode Pres A. W. Lewis Bank of State Savings Bank Woden Restaurant J. B. Haan Prop Iowa DR. N. D Bay Woden News Ference Missman C. L. Cunningham Jowa Letire Wilson Jackson Wallace Hicks St. Louis Dem Gansullda Lydia Pinkham Medicine Company Mog Dublin Livermore Gazette Lamoreux Hansen Bros Titonka K. C. Adams & Co Algona, Iowa Clark Burt Coffin
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