Arrest Report From Ba Employee Case 1934
A fragment notes an employee from the Ba was arrested around August 1934. Details are incomplete but indicate law enforcement action and an official record of the incident.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
5
A fragment notes an employee from the Ba was arrested around August 1934. Details are incomplete but indicate law enforcement action and an official record of the incident.
A fragment from a Titonka Iowa report describes potato yields with mentions of farms and a 30,000 bushel potato warehouse, digging station activity, and daily train boxloads. The piece blends weather notes, crop prospects, and editorial commentary on journalism and public life.
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The passage argues that moral worth outweighs money and stresses that the real concern is how one uses their resources. It frames character as essential for the country and society, not the mere amount of wealth held.
The Emmetsburg Democrat reports a sale of 160 acres in the Tad neéay area at 375 dollars per acre, with 120 acres joining the Doliver farm. Mrs. J. P. Dolliver purchased the Carl Alpers farm in a Fort Dodge sale, totaling 780 acres after the additions. The transactions were handled by Misi Li. S. Pickett.
Elmore Minnesota residents report strong beet yields with most shipments to Mason City and a factory at Chaska. John Norton averaged 13 tons per acre earning over 100 dollars per acre, while Frank Colgan sold 760 tons from 86 acres, boosting local fortunes.
A Chicago report states that a receiver distributed love potions and talismans via mall channels to defraud. Sicile S J Sackman faces charges as authorities allege the scheme used recipes and mailed instructions to lure victims, with similar claims linked to Memphis suspects.
A lighthearted tale of a bashful young man at dinner ends with a dramatic reveal and a mess as he pulls the tablecloth from his pants and flees. The same column notes a fatal car crash near Garner involving a 13 year old driving and a three year old victim, with Mrs. Wilhelma Winters and family displaced.
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Governor N R Kendall proclaims November 24 1922 as Thanksgiving Day in Iowa. He urges residents to pause their ordinary activities and gather at worship to give fervent thanks to Almighty God for providence and blessings. The document, signed in Des Moines, underscores national unity and divine guidance for enduring world peace.
The J J McBride 160 acre farm near Algona Iowa sold at public auction for 195 per acre Kort Dodge First were the buyers Mr A McBride split the farm in 1918 for 252 per acre Later the buyer sold the place for 293 per acre to a man who after making 19000 in Wigments was forged to get rid of a farm in Palo Alto county turning back on his hands Democrat
Harold Jacobsen of Grinsen claims the championship for corn husking in Lits area with 172 bushels. He husked in an eleven hour day starting at 0:80 a.m. with 57 bushels by 9:40, another 57 by 2:20, and 68 by 6:15. He then appeared in top condition in a practice basketball game the Ottosen farm school played.
Supervisor-elect Olaf Funnemark of Wesley township is injured while tiling on a farm. A trench collapsed and buried him, with Prank Hagen aiding his rescue. Local reports say prompt help saved his life and that shelp may be sent to him.
Titonka high school reports a busy period with basketball plans, student activities, and a large turnout for Friday night games. Armistice Day was observed with patriotic songs and a short address by Rev. Squires, followed by a prayer service. fundraising subscriptions for the Country Gentlewoman program were approved to support athletic funds.
Crystal Lake notes a lecture by Princess of the Obinas in beaded 17th century dress at the M. W. church, plus an Indian curios display. An oyster supper at M. B. church basement and various town happenings fill this community chronicle.
John Grothaus, longtime German Township farmer and respected community figure, died at his home of his son Henry Grothaus in Algour town Iowa after a stroke and ill health. He was a member of the twenty Magonic order and his funeral was held Tuesday with burial beside his wife in Abbott Cemetery Iowa.
Readable remnants describe church notices and social events in Albanton including Epworth League Carnival, lectures by Dr G Whitfield Roy, Thanksgiving service preparations, and a bazaar with a meal. Mrs Roo hosts a meeting. Tonka Ladies plan a supper with chicken and vegetables.
Otha Ulls Grain Growers Inc held a meeting in Algona with 190 farmers, outlining the cooperative marketing plan. Additional gatherings in Led Yard sought northern county buy in as A. L. Middleton of Hneta Grove Iowa discussed the cooperative movement. Local elevators at Burt Hobart Wesley sign contracts to handle members grain. Opponents slogans cited while Growers urge care and diligence in signing memberships.
A fragmented reminiscence mentions a nun who notices a clever act and a man admired by friends for his smart achievement. Repeated talk and social reactions blur genuine praise as admiration shifts to cover.
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