Local notices and subscription rates in Titonka territory
Thorough local notices cover community visits and church events. Subscription rates list 32.00 yearly in Kossuth and Titonka territory, 2.50 outside, and 3.00 for Canada. News notes include visits among Hopkes, Trettin, Bauman, Rudisill, Tjaden, and Tindall families, church services by Rev. Tjaden, and a remark on using commercial lumber for siding. BUY IT IN TITONKA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advancce
Kossuth
Titonikta
Kossuth County
Titonka
Canada
Local Families Air Travel Plans and Personal News
Woden news notes several families: the Nymans plan a Miami winter. the Scotts visited Ottumwa. Huisinga returned from Mason City hospital after surgery. Marjorie Buns to Minneapolis for the Iowa Minnesota game. Fitzpatricks welcome granddaughter born to Vincent and Ann Smith in Buffalo Center. Larson family mourns Rev. Jacobs illness in Shenandoah. Hart couple welcomes son Edward James in Forest City. Goslins host May weekend in Fort Dodge. Hoff family escorts wife home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nyman
Miami
Florida
Edward Scott
Linda
Ottumwa
Rut
Huisinga
Mason City
Marjorie Buns
Minneapolis
James Fitzpatrick
Vincent Smith
Dolmage Hospital
Buffalo Center
Smith
Ann Fitzpatrick
Luther Larson
Shenandoah
Iowa
Peter Jacobs
Dick Hart
Forest City
Edward James
May Goslin
C. L. Goslin
Fort Dodge
S. J. Hoff
Pheasant Season Opens Friday In Kossuth Co
The 1949 pheasant season opens at noon Friday in Kossuth County with an expected near 100000 licensed hunters in the fields. The Conservation Commission urges Kill No Hens, owner permission for private property, and safe hunting practices. Short season runs Nov 11–17, long season until Dec 5, with a two bird bag limit and four birds possession after day one.
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State Conservation Commission
Ringneck
East Central
Conservation Commission
Louisa
Kossuth
Humboldt
Winnebago
Hancock
Wright
Lakota Social Tea Hosts Guests From California and Armstrong
Mrs A C Schissel hosted a Monday coffee party at her Lakota home honoring California guest Mrs Pearl Ache and W E Ley. Among attendees were Mrs John Kingston Mrs L E Slaba and Mrs H A Kingston of Armstrong plus other friends. The Lakota Rosary Society of Sacred Heart church in Ledyard held a Wednesday event with Mr and Mrs A T Buckels present. Cliff and Paula joined Sunday dinner at the Buckels residence.
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Presbyterian Church
Wm. Johnson
Dubuque
George N. Tjaden
John Edward
Hoopeston
Ill
Jobe Tjaden
Chris Wichman
Boone
Mary Rudisill
Joan Rudisill
W. L. Tindall
C. B. Hayden
Forest City
Glen Thompson
Armstrong
Howard Fredrickson
Joe Kramer
Anna Tjaden
Charles City
L.C.A
Des Moines
Virgil Shotka
Dennison
Herbert Carstens
Dale Rittenhouse
Arlys
Fairmont
Sherburne
Henry Weiland
Dale
Britt
Dr. Tindall
Clarence Peterson
Ellsworth
Iowa
Jewell
A. T. Buckels
Wm. Buckels
Buckels
W. E. Ley
Ed Buck
Bancroft
Marvin Luedtke
Fenton
Edwin Christ
Scarville
Arvid Christ
Tillie Swensen
Clermont
Robert Hamilton
Richard Zielske
Humboldt
Raymond Wilcox
A. C. Schissel
Pearl Ache
California
John Kingston
L. E. Slaba
H. A. Kingston
Circle of the Rosary Society of the Sacred Heart Church
Ledyard
Cliff
Paula
Mrs. Buckels
Johnson County Kossuth Farm Bureau reelects officers at Burt meeting
The 1949 Kossuth County Farm Bureau officers were reelected at the Burt High School meeting on Tuesday November 1. Albert Johnson of Corwith was named president with Hugh Black as vice president, Burt Hansen secretary, Eldon Shaw treasurer, and Wayne Keith as voting delegate. Delegates from many townships were chosen and resolutions favoring a fair farm income, soil conservation, and production payments for perishables were adopted and sent to Des Moines for consideration.
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Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Burt
Bruce Parker
Emmetsburg
Albert Johnson
Corwith
Hugh Black
Burton Hansen
Wesley
Eldon Shaw
Algona
Wayne Keith
Johnson
Buffalo
Vernon Larson
Herman Soderberg
Cresco
Jerome Eisenbarth
Eagle
O. R. Person
Fenton
Willard Menz
Garfield
Lyle Runchey
German
Walter Taper
Greenwood
Ross Inman
Harrison
George Harner
Hebron
Ray Eichhorn
Irvington
David Smith
Ledyard
Jerry Heetland
Lincoln
Alfred Melz
Lotts Creek
Joe Loeback, Jr
County
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Kossuth
Harry Felter
Womens Committee
Henry
Community leaders discuss German farming customs and Hitler rise
Looft chairing 4 H girls club leaders John Burton Lyle Collagan Andy Crawford A L Brown and Floyd Huling meet with Mrs Parker a German war bride. She describes German customs and compares German farming to those on a local farm while recounting the rise of Hitler.
Lakota Stores Set Early Friday Closing
Lakota stores will close at 11 Friday to give employees a few hours off. The date coincides with the opening pheasant season, offering time for hunting and a short break in business.
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Lakota
Lakota Fire Truck Answers 3 Calls
Fire crews responded to three separate calls in Lakota and nearby on Thursday Sunday and Monday. Fred Christ's weed fire spread to trees and buildings before Lakota and neighboring departments controlled it. A game reserve blaze at Union Slough and a brush fire near Klaas Risjus were also contained with no major damage.
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Fred Christ
Bancroft
Vtitonka
Union Slough
Klaas Risjus
Organic Matter Tops Soil Health Priorities
Soil health hinges on organic matter as a key property. It influences moisture retention, nutrient availability, and structure, supporting robust plant growth and long term sustainability.
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Frank Clark
Ben Hopkes
Applington
Conrad Heyer
Lizzie Trellin
Della
Letha Runge
Grafton
Mrs. Trettin
Roland Bauman
Trettin
Rinhold Bauman
Williams
John Rudisill
Albert Weishaar
Town
Dick Campbell
Town State College
Campbell
Association
Association Y Hps
Woden News
Towa
Joe Marsh
D.P
Joe Edwards
Edith
Borhood
Mary
Colle
John Deere Day
Kossuth Co
Honken Electric
KOZLY
America
Hamilton Hatcheries
Bancroft and Titonka
Lakota Fire Truck
Ibs, Co., Inc
Purina
Checker Board
Bartlett Hatchery & Farm
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