Former Woden Young People Married in Des Moines
Marriage notice for Harry Cline of Des Moines and Mies Jo Quinn of Lakeview Iowa. Cline son of Hugh and Mrs Cline, well known in Woden, taught and worked at International Harvester. Quinn came to teach school, befriended many, couple to reside in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cline
Des Moines
Mies Jo Quinn
Lakeview
Towa
Harry
Hugh Cline
Anisy Quinn
International Harvester Company
Woden Area Social Notes And Visits Reported
Mason City land interests, Britt business calls, and visits to friends fill week. Garner and Britt residents attended events, dinners, and a basketball game in Thompson while local clubs held meetings and a box social at the MWA Hall.
Rural Carrier Eighty-Eight Years of Service Noted
The text appears garbled but mentions a rural carrier with long service and a Thanksgivings context. Key figures and exact details are unclear, but the reference points to a long-tenured postal worker and a gratitude gesture.
Paying in Iowa An Impression: Greene County Paving Mileage
The article argues Greene County is wrongly thought to be the only Iowa county paying under the new law. It notes statewide paving over four years totals 929 miles with Greene County credited for 6. or about one mile per 55 laid in the state. Twenty counties have laid paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa
Greene County
Iowa
Greene Ecounty Ie
Iowa County Paving Progress Under State Highway Plan
The report shows Greene county ranking low in road funding while paving miles spread across North Iowa Pike and Lincoln Highway. It notes 328 miles of gravel paving in 1822 and 113 miles this year, with over 6,600 miles of primary roads graded or surfaced under state specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Johnson
Humbolds
Greene County
Iowa
State Line
State Highway Commission
Alo
Methodist Notes Evangelist Mabtels to Preach December 7
Evangelist Frank Mabtels will conduct a series of meetings starting December 7. He emphasizes accessible, fair methods and invites all to attend. Also announced are meetings of the Dean Aid with Mrs. Mae Anderson Turaday on December 7 and the Titanica Aid bazaar and supper the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mabtels
Dean Aid
Mae Anderson Turaday
Titanica Aid
Harvest Workers Aid Christmas Box Drive in Council Bluffs
Notion reports Harvest Workers packing Christmas boxes for the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs. Donors may leave items at any club member’s home. A F Schrader of Webster City, a major stockholder in U S Auto Insurance, was a Titania visitor last Friday and active in real estate, owning over 4000 acres in Town and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home
Orphanags
Council Bluffs
A. F B. Schrader
Webster City
Titania
Schrader
U. S Auto Insurance Co
Town
Minnegota
Progres sive Titanka Farmer Leads Business Callers
A fragment notes D. A. Schultz a progressive Titanka farmer with a two man gang winning a business caller at an office on Saturday. The text also references a denatured alcohol store and Denton’s Dru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
D. A. Schultz
Titanka
Denton
Dru
War Savings Stamps to Be Replaced by Treasury Certificates
Postmaster of Ditonka Iowa urges rapid exchange of War Savings Stamps for Treasury savings certificates. Certificates offer 4 percent interest, tax exemptions, and up to 5,100 maturity value per family member, backed by the United States. The article also notes Iowa’s strong production, wealth, and literacy as context for national savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Savings
Ditonka
Towa
United States
Uncle Sam
Iowa Leads In Farm Wealth And Production Across Nations
Iowa ranks high in land value and farm output, with counties like Plymouth and Sioux worth more than entire small states. The state surpasses many regions in farm property value, crops, and taxable wealth, while supplying a tenth of US food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Union
Pottawattamle
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Delaware
Rhode Ieland
Nevada
Plymouth
Sioux
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Sioux Crawford
Shelby
Kossuth
Oregon
Idaho
Montage
Lousiana
Missippi
Alabama
New Jersey
West Virgina
Maryland
Florida
Cedar
Clinton
Crawford
Jasper
Marshall Polk
Bronx
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Virginia
North Carolina
Casolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Misalaaippi
Arkansas
Colorado
Washington
Montana
Arizona
Maine
New Hampahire
Thode Island
West Virginia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Utah
New Mexico
Wyoming
United States
Towa
Thanksgiving Program At Local School
The program on Wednesday November 29 1922 featured primary grades songs recitations and dialogues including What Mama Said The Pilgrim Thanksgiving Day and A Thankful Diary. High school faculty banquet followed hosted by freshmen Emma Stohr of Woden visited the school. A Thanksgiving vacation is planned Thursday and Friday with makeup work scheduled for the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ball
LOS Hedwick
Paul Kenny
lAlbert “Bleepar
Arthur, Jay “Budlong
Bideeneesceus
Orlo Zyntefel
Carl Calties
Faye Dees
Letha Mann
Myrtle Anna
Ergin Eden
Henry Harms
Emma Stohr
Woden
Burt Items and Local News From Burt Iowa
Burt items note A A Moore visiting at his daughter Mrs Will Anderson in Bronx Falls 8 D. The Presbyterian Mite Society cleared over 187 from their bazaar last Friday. Mrs C C Smith returned from Iowa City after medical treatment. L C Smith is very ill and bedridden after a paralytic stroke. Harry Hobson returned from Chicago with cattle hogs and carload of hogs. Walter Stewart visited Northwood parents last week. Burt Home Bakery sold to J K Partlow of Hatherville who will take possession this week. Mr Goedera to move to Algona with family. Mrs R M Wallace of Algona visited J H Grover and G A Fairbanks homes. Grandma Aagadorf visited son Fred then Stillwater Minn and Wis with sister. Mrs Henry Stinman will hold public sale of stock and farm machinery December 12. Dr Whitfeld Ray lecture drew crowd and praise. No M E church service Sunday as pastor away. Mr and Mrs Herb Trenary moved back from Indiana to a farm near Bwea City then Derby Ind last year and return to Iowa after renting Tow Wrenary home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Moore Ia
Will Anderson
Bronx Falls
Presbyterian Mite Society
C. C. Smith
Iowa City
L. C. Smith
Mr. Smith
Harry Hobson
Chicago
D. T. Hobson
Walter Stewart
Northwood
Burt Home
J. K. Partlow
Hatherville
Goedera
Algona
R. M. Wallace
J. H. Grover
G. A. Fairbanks
Grandma Aagadorf
Fred
Stillwater
Minn
Simon Johnson
Wis
Henry Stinman
Whitfeld Ray
M. E
Herb Trenary
Indiana
Bwea’ City
Derby
Ind
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Jake Slawert
R. A. Bleichs
Ladies
Clyde Shipler
Welske
Chrie Boettcher
Burt
Chas, Scott
Union
Walter Scott
L. I. Mann
Lioyh Bartlett
Alf Graham
D. By Fitch
Leona Putz
Fred Carter
Hugo Bleich
W. G. Leek
Robert Callles
Carl
Busse
P. O. Kregar
Hansen
Misa Lena Callies
Joe Makery
Tony Jand
Will Kingsflort
Harvey Graham
Lois Iola
Slater
Henry Delckman
Wisconsin
Bartlett
Lloyd Bartlett
Roy Ringshort
Brink” Shipler
Charley Leek
Tietonka
Gus Richter
Chas. Moyer
C. 5
Bigsbee
Jim Higbee
Fred Dorsey
Andrew Groundahl
E W. W Ringsorf
Tony Jands
George Patterson
Watson Dittmer
Stock
Elmer
Louie Huber
Buffalo Center
Manda Raney
Phelps
Livermore
Amelia Rike
Ernest Hansen
Titonica
George Koestler
Rev. Seltz
Grandma Munson
Albert Bletch
Floyd Koepke
Lil- Man Manus
Ijgabel Bletch
Bart
Portand
Will
Mann
John Mullert
George Honick
Wasley
Munson
Henry Munson
Harold
Woden
Portland
County Protective Association Proposed in Kosuth County
A county wide protective association to locate farm thieves is organized with five townships represented in Algona. Members plan a $25 fund per township to pay rewards and expenses, with a county meeting during the January Farm Bureau gathering. Townships will form subsidiaries and report suspected thefts to the township Farm Bureau secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosauth
Algona
P. W. Dahlhauser
Whittemore
Coun‘ty
Farm Bureau Office
Gdnéil
Farm Bureau
Protective Association
Township Farm Bureau
Atloys
H. R. Smith to Speak on Tuberculosis Eradication
Farmers and others will hear H. R. Smith of the Chicago Livestock Exchange during the week of December 12 in a county tour promoting tuberculosis eradication work. Smith is hired to promote eradication across the corn belt and has driven much of the recent progress. Further meeting details will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Smith
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Land auction nets 22 000 for 40 acres near Fort Dodge
G F Rankin sold a forty acre tract two miles north of Fort Dodge on the Humboldt line to Herman H Kolb. The price was $22,000 at $500 per acre. The Rankin dairy occupies the farm, which they had bought three years ago from Mr Kolb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
G.‘F. Rankin
Tramain
Rankin
Herman H. Kolb
Humboldt
Rankin Dairy
Tremain and
Mr. Kolb
Lavermore
Many Prizes Given at ALU State University of Ilowa
The State University of Ilowa awards $160000 yearly in school honors prizes scholarships and other awards donated by alumni. Notable benefactors include Frank Lowden of Illinois Judge Wade President Jessup and the Dillon estate. A sizable fund assists financially needy students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alu
State University of Ilowa
Frank ©. Lowden
Ilinois
Wade
Jessup
Portland area farm bureau notices and community updates
Portland area notes show the next farm Bureau meeting moved to Jake Slawert home on December 4 with an evening program and a lunch. The ladies auxiliary schedules a December 18 meeting at Clyde Shipler home focusing on renovation. The item also lists local visits, farm activity, births, visits from relatives, and neighbors traveling to Algona Chicago and Titonka, with numerous family updates and farm tasks.
Nelsons Visit Algona Prompt County Court Absence
Albert and George Nelson visited Algona on Saturday but Albert did not attend county business at the courthouse. He cited many social duties as a reason, hoping for happiness that day. The piece mentions Tople and Kaald prospects, a threat about turning his cage to Brother Jenka, and a remark about an Edison device and a Denton sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
George Nelson
Court House
Tople
Brother Jenka
Bancroft
Co operative Creamery Pays Farmers Majority Of Receipts
A Democrat editorial notes cooperatives typically allocate about 43 percent of receipts to labor, with 88 percent covering overhead and dividends. it claims 90 percent of creamery receipts go to farmers, supporting cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woden News
Quively
Mason City
Hans Smith
Britt
A. L. Ludeking
Wankon
Sheri
P. Hanson
Garner
A. GC
Krieger
Sam Berron
Ladies Aid
Minnie Orthel
Joe Cline
Leo Flynn
Harry Webb
Fylands
Gle Dahl
Earl
Sam Barron
Henry Bode
Chas
Murr
Mr. Schiitz
Boone
Johnnie Smith
Harold Ludeking
Edward Christenson
Thompson
Crystal Lake
Lee C. Wolfe
Titonka
Mrg
John Rudisill
Carl Veer
Mr. Wear
Hetélia
Arlene
Forest City
John Colter
Baby
Near Britt
George Breen
James Breen
Elwer Peterson
George Higgina
Little Son
Titonne
Peter Koppen
Lakota
Henry Carr
Garver
A. W. Bingham
Cuckoos
Cuckoo Club
Dy.Ball
H. A. French
W. J. Denton
Lou Ja Fhankpul
Ieee
Daney
White Cross
Trust
Doora I
Woman's Home Missionary Society
J. E. Kell
Minnesota
Texas
U. S
Prerless
County Protective Association
Farm Bureau Organization
Protect
Portland Pickups
Edison
Denton's
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