Proclamation urges five million join Red Cross in 11th roll call
President Coolidge urges large American Red Cross membership in the eleventh annual roll call. He cites the to disaster relief nationwide, praises flood rescue work, and stresses a five million member goal to sustain humanitarian relief, veterans care, and the Red Cross charter duties.
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Coolidge
America People
Ita
Red Cross
American National Red Cross
United States
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Central Committee of the Red Cosa
Congress
American National Red Crosa
International
War Department
War
U. S
Talking Over a Telephone Rights and Courtesy
The article urges mindful telephone use, noting some think they may talk indefinitely on shared lines. It argues conversations should be limited, especially in morning and evening hours, respecting others' rights. When others call, keep talks short and to the point.
Notion of Probatah of Will in Kosgoth County
Notice of the probate hearing for Ismus Petersen's last will dated April 5 1920 filed with Kosgoth County Iowa court. Hearing set December 13 1827 at Algona courthouse before the district court to prove the instrument and determine probate.
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Kosgoth
Ismus Petersen
Court House
Algona
Iowa
Said
Old Court
Northwest Iowa Conference backs Morning Side College effort
District superintendents Lease McDade Arrasmith and Bassett led meetings with group leaders preachers and laymen across Emmetsburg Fort Dodge Sheldon Sioux City and surrounding towns to promote the Morning Side College Forward Movement. Counsellor John W Hancher shared experience as the drive launched Sunday and churches prepare for a million dollar fundraising target by December twentieth.
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Lease
McDade
Arrasmith
Bassett
Northwest Iowa
Morningside College
Frank E H. Mossman
Algona
Emmetsburg
W. H. Lease
Fort Dodge
E. C. McDade
Sheldon
M. Arraamith
Basset
Sioux City
Correctionville
Ida Grove
le Mars
Bloan
Mapleton
Mossman
Councellor
John W. Hancher
Chicago
Iowa
B French Died Suddenly Yesterday At Algona
B French of Algona died yesterday afternoon at 4 p m after a sudden illness. His sons Howard and Herbert of Titonka were alerted but could not reach him in time. He had been ill for months and recently visited Rochester for relief before returning home. Funeral arrangements were not set, likely to be held Saturday in Algona.
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B. French
Algona
Howard
Herbert
Titonka
Mr. French
Rochester
Minnesota
Twenty Years Ago Local News From Burt Iowa Area
Twenty years ago Burt and surrounding areas report many typhoid cases. Mrs August Schram visits relatives in St Paul and Oak Park Minnesota. Local residents move to Washington state and others travel for family matters.
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August Schram
St. Paul
Oak Park
Minnesota
Lack
John Klein
German Town
Lincoln Hall
Burt
Washington
W. T. Hall
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Bane Penning
Chase Ball
Monroe
Wisconsin
Henry Tjaden
L. F. Krause
German Valley
Bimons
Wesley Denter
Nebraska
Will
Wm. McDermitt
Uilers
Misa Lena Godfredson
Goldfield
Rasmus Patergen
George Nelson
Ringated Tast
H. P. Larsen
Jennie Davin
Longmont
Col
J. J. Bud- Jong
Ralph Hopkis
Buffalo Iown
Miles Florence Nelson
Titanica
Albia
Sherman
Wesley News- World
Pierre
G. C
W. F. Riple
Algona
Wast A, Ol
Local farm transfers and social notes across Titonka county
J A Loeschen bought the Fred Amesbury farm near his place. Rev G Haken preached in German at the school. Harry McElroy and wife visited Eagle Grove and Webster City for a witness in a case. Mrs L C Cooney buys J H Derckman restaurant goods. building sold to Chris Godfredgen Bancroft. Geo Griese rents Wells farm south of Germania. Bert Lamoreux's 21st birthday party celebrated by friends. Otto Callies bought J P Stowe 80 acres in Portland township at 65 per acre with March 1 possession. Frank J Taylor of town plans to wed in Kingsley. John Krull buys land near Titonka for 45 per acre. Ben Kleist sells store to Andy Neville Bancroft. John Bohannon of Algona rumored to farm ginseng and peppermint. Ole Oppedah buys auto seat phaeton. rumored new girlfriend. Chas Reichsamen trips to Alexander ND for sod houses repairs. Drake and O'Neill sell 109 head of livestock on Nov 20 with Shorthorn cattle and TB testing. Col Matern handles funds. J J O'Neil hosts lunch. Topic inviting readers to sale. Local items note Humboldt visit, shopping ads, and regional arrivals. Ailts of Titonka advertises auctioneering services. W P Stenzel praises corn yield from 10 acres with sweet clover and rotation plan.
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J. A. Loeschen
Fred Amesbury
G. Haken
The
Reformed Church
German Valley
Harry McElroy
Eagle Grove
Harry
Webster City
L. C. Cooney
J. H. Derckman
Chris Godfredgen
Bancroft
Geo. Griese
Dumont
Iowa
Wells Farm
Germania
Griese
Titonica
Bert Lamoreux
Otto Callies
J. P. Stowe
Portland Township
Otto
Frank J. Taylor
Kingsley
John Krull
J. J. Budlong
Slater
Titonka
Ben Kleist
Andy Neville
Kleist
Minnesota
John Bohannon
Algona
J. F. Fisher
Oley
Chas. Reichsamen
Alexander
N. D
Hilsie
Glen
B. L. Hansen
Humboldt
F. L. Hansen
Herman Bunkofske
Burt
Jack Boehm
Cherokee
H. Tjarke
M. L. Petersen
Torgensen
Misa
Minnie Kennedy
Des Moines
Dorothy Sloper
Henry Meyer
Titanka
Vance Reibsamen
Minneapolis
Iron River
Wisconsin
Woden
Dan Mayland
Henry Mayland
Kenefick & Hertman
Coon Falk
Halsey
Oregon
John Falk
Falk
Joe Wearth
Interstate Power Co
Winnebago
Minn
Titania
Shelley
Afita
Wiaconesin
W. P. Stenzel
Nelson Brow
Methodist events and hospital aid drive noted
The Titonka Methodist Church schedules an It supper and banner event on Thursday and Epworth League Rally Friday. Dr Notaon will preach Sunday evening, Thanksgiving service at Titania Church Thursday? at 9 30. American White Cross Sunday observed with about twenty five members signed up. membership urged to support hospital aid and related church and society work.
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Dean Ald
Epworth League
Titonka Church
Notaon
Sioux City
Titania Church
Europe
Trea
Publicity Push by Algona Dry Goods Firm Chinachillos Herbts
Know The Value of Publicity Chinachillos and Herbts, among Algona’s oldest progressive dry woods establishments, have advertised in Topic and county papers for months to engage the people. The firm promotes judicious advertising and trustworthy service, claiming fifty years in business and strong community ties.
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Chinachillos & Herbts
Algona
Sigfrida Knudsen and James McCamish Wed in Port Dodge
Miss Sigfrida Knudsen married James McCamish at the Christian church in Port Dodge Iowa at 730 p m on Wednesday November 2 Rev W P Clark officiated Florence Reaser acted as matron of honor with Louis Reaser as groomsman A three course wedding dinner followed at the L A Reaser home in Fort Dodge The couple plan to move to a farm near Wells Minnesota this week and begin housekeeping Ringsted Dispatch notes well wishes from Ringsted friends.
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Hnudsen—Mccamish
Sigfrida Knudsen
James McCamish
Christian Church
Port Dodge
Iowa
W. P. Clark
Florence Reaser
Loft Dodge
Louis Reaser
Fort Dodge
Woolstock
MecCamish
Wells
Minn
Ringsted
Pocahontas Farmhand Loses Hand in Husker Gear Crash
Pocahontas Iowa November incident left John Carlson a 32 year old farmer with his hand torn off at the wrist after his attempt to clear a clogging husking machine. He was rushed to Mercy hospital Fort Dodge where he was reported resting easily.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
John Carlson
Mercy
Prominent Woden Couple Wed in Minnesota
Walter Phil and Miss Dora Phillips were married last Monday in Tracy Minnesota. The bride, daughter of A J Phillips, is a Crystal Lake high school alumna of 1925 and famed for her homemaking skills. The groom, son of Charlie and the late Mrs Pihl, is a farmer long time resident of the area. The couple will live with the bride's parents for now and receive many congratulations.
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Walter Phil
Dora, Phillips
Tracy
Minnesota
A. J. Phillips
Crystal Lake
Charlie
Pihl
Local social notes and upcoming events in Doan area
The week’s social roundup lists visits and gatherings across Doan and nearby Algona communities. Residents such as W B Beatisy, Erma Fox, and Leota Dennis spend Sundays with neighbors, while John Hoveland and the Andersons visit relatives. Upcoming events include a Thanksgiving program and box social at Dean school on November 21 and a L A S supper at the church on November 17.
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Neleonta
Amos Bolacker
W. BH. Beatisy
Melvin Olzon
Verdeane
M. BE. Hoover
ZL. A. 8
J. D. Andrawa
H. ©. McElroy
Alice
Gordon: Hansen
Burtgang
Howard Andrews
Do Not Vaccinate If Not Cholera Says Iowa Vet
Dr. K W Stouder warns hog deaths in Iowa are not all cholera and vaccinating against cholera may harm, as poisons in dish water tires and other illnesses also kill hogs. Filth infection remains the main loss, while necro and enteritis cause confusion. Prevention includes moving young pigs to new ground and careful handling to avoid misdiagnosed outbreaks.
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Iowa
K. W. Stouder
Tawa’ State College
Steuder
Stouder
Doctor Stouder
Bootleg Gasoline Report Appears In Des Moines Area
A filling station operator between Des Moines and Ames describes bootleg gas as ordinary gasoline mixed with 40 to 50 percent kerosene. He notes this practice explains much of the 12 cent per gallon gas in the Des Moines area. Buy fuel from reliable local dealers before traveling.
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Des Moines
Ames
Lake Mills Graphic
Margaret Meyer Weds Clarence Swenson
Margaret Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Meyer of this place married October 28 at Blue Earth to Clarence Swenson of Albert Lea. The bride has run a beauty parlor at Albert Lea where the couple will reside. The groom is employed as a railroad man at Albert Lea. Buckels On Coon Hunt Mr and Mrs A T Buckels and Mr and Mrs Homer Altizer went to Winterset for a coon hunt but returned empty handed. Mrs Harm Bruna Adolph and Nel Me Mr and Mrs George Eden and family and Mr and Mrs August Brunson and their little son of Woden motored to Aplington to attend a funeral as a relative.
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Clarence Swenson
Margaret Meyers
J. H. Meyer
Blue Earth
Albert Lea
Harm Bruna
Adolph
Nel- Me
Mre
George Eden
August Brunson
Ittte Son
Woden
Aplington
Britt Ewe
October Warmth Marks Unusual Indian Summer
October showed low rainfall and unusually high temperatures, especially the last twelve days, marking an ideal Indian summer. A farmer warns no hunting or trespassing on his property, and a cheerful seasonal nudge to begin Christmas shopping early.
Lutheran Church Announces Sunday School Changes
The Lutheran church reports no religious instruction next Saturday morning. The Sunday School purchased school cards and Myrtle Sachau was named secretary. A love offering raised $67.45. Thanksgiving Day service is planned for Thursday, November 24 at 10:30 AM with special activities to follow.
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Bunday School
Mise Myrtle Sachau
Alfted
Toreas
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Déugripim
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Col. Matern
J. J. O'Neil
Iran
Methodist Church
Doan News
Margaret Meyer
Tarma
Robert Callies
Lutheran Church
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