Anthony Sartor Died Monday Evening in Titonka Iowa
Anthony Sartor died Monday at home in Titonka after a long illness from organic heart disease. He was 16 years old, preceded by extended medical care in Mankato and hospital treatment, and is survived by his parents four sisters and a brother along with other relatives. Funeral services were held at St Joseph's church Wesley with requiem high mass and interment in St Joseph's Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Cosgrove Lawrence Schiltz Paul Tienan Clifton Schultz Robert Wood and Kenneth Larson.
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Inald Henry
Youngsuthon
Pierre Sartor
Bancroft
Iowa
Titonka
Christ~airy Je
Orly
Mankato
Minnesota
Anthony
Mary
Magdalene
Mertees
Alice
Guidomin
Lewis “Oesterresicher
Wesley
St. Joseph's Church
Wistead
St. Joseph's
John Cosgrove
Lawreace Schiltz
Paul’ Tienan
Clifton ‘Shultz
Robert Wood
Kenneth Larson
Pig Crop Special train to visit Algona October 7
The Northwestern Pig Crop Special train will be in Algona on Monday October 7 from 8 00 to page hour. It tours economical swine production with four exhibit cars two display cars one livestock car and one hog raising equipment car Local Farm Bureaus and committees help organize the exhibit to reach farmers and families across the state H R Morrison Co Agent
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Algona
All Parte
Northwestern Tollway
Iowa State College Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
H.R. Morrison, Co
Lutheran Church Service and Community Updates
The Lutheran church plans Sunday service at 10 35 with Holy Communion in Londng Supper settings. A large parsonage extension is under construction this week. W Schoensein returns from a Belmond conference. Sunday School year closes with four months left and aims for full attendance.
Ten Rules For Success From Kahn Arts Patron
A 1955 column presents ten success rules by Kahn a noted New York patron of the arts. The list urges a young man to discard perfunctory speech and embrace disciplined effort across life and career.
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Kahn
Worsley Retires From Farm With Holstein Sale
W A Worsley announces retirement for health and will sell fifty head of Holstein cows. The herd is TB tested and disease free, with cows described as due bred stock unregistered. The sale offers dairy herd improvements and promises strong returns for buyers, urging Holstein enthusiasts to attend.
Lamoreux Family Farewell Reception Before Moving
The S L Lamoreux family prepares to leave Britt for Stevensville Montana after eight years as active church members. A farewell reception at the Methodist Church drew about 100 attendees with songs readings and talks by church groups and trustees. Welford Lamoreux will stay in Iowa to resume studies at Iowa State College in Ames.
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George Benzler
Social Union
W. E. Fillenworth
Martha Whitney
Standard Bearers
Harriet Clapsaddla
Epworth League
G. W. Eggleston
Fred Hunsley
Montana
Welford
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Britt News
Will They Collect A 10000 Damage Suit In Manning Garrat County
The town of Manning in Garrat County faces a $10000 damage suit filed by the father of a boy injured by a firecracker explosion on a street cited as caused by promiscuous discharge of fireworks. The incident left the boy with a burned face and injuries to vision. An August incident is noted alongside political commentary praising Governor Roosevelt. A Calhoun County tale recounts John G Rickles’ nine year path from a $2000 debt to a substantial farm purchase, highlighting steady repayment and growing wealth.
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Tom L. Long
Manson
Calhoun County
John G. Rickles
Dickinson Hammill Race for U S Senate Opens
In a crowded field Congressman Dickinson of Algona and Gov. John Hammill of Britt announce bids to succeed Senator Daniel Steck the Democrat in a fast moving race that may attract other entrants as the campaign starts.
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Dickinson
Algona
John Hammill
Britt
United States
Daniel Steck
Think and act to cultivate character and reputation
The guidance urges strengthening mind and body, valuing reputation, using imagination, learning to wait, neighborliness, hard work, interest in public affairs, frank fair dealings, and patient, discreet success without ostentation.
Local people and visitors keep busy around town
C B Dahl and son of Britt were in town on business. Mr and Mrs Frank D Fisher spent Sunday with home folks at Britt. Mesdames Downs and Ball visited Algona. G K Rippentrop and Joe Gakota visited George Johnson. Tom Loats and helper painting new barns for Mrs Watkins and George Graham. John D Iebrand and his mother shopped at Buffalo Center. A J Keen of Algona sold his Jersey herd and reinvested in Holsteins. Mesdames Wirtiss and Loata visited Algona and Frank Butts. Ben Meyer Tom Loats and Dick Spear families visited Dick Meyer’s near Buffalo Center. Henry Beenken and sons Pete and Warner drove to Waterloo for the Cattle Congress. Mark Bacon spent days near St Paul. fished but had no time. Magdalene Sartor of Magnolia arrived for funeral of her brother Anthony in Wesley.
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C. B. Dahl
Britt
Frank D. Fisher
John D. Iebrand
J. K. Rippentrop
Buffalo Center
A. J. Keen
Algona
Mies
Frank Butts
Ben A. Meyer
Tom Loats
Dick Spear
Dick Meyer
Henry Beenken
Sone Pete
Warner
Waterloo
Cattle Congress
Mark Bacon
St. Paul
Magdalene Sartor
Magnolia
Anthony
Wesley
Butler Cailed to Missouri for Family Emergency
Henry Butler received a telegram Monday night reporting his mother’s serious illness. His brother in law A B Pannhuk drove him to Mason City and he boarded a fast train to his old home near Independence Missouri.
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Butler
Missouri
Henry Butler
A. B. Pannhuk
Mason City
Independence
Lakota Correspondent Illness Delays Local Newsletter
Lakota correspondent Miss Liesveldt has been ill and confined to bed for two weeks, preventing a Lakota newsletter. She is rapidly recovering and hopes to return to her duties next week.
Mike Sandt Dead After Illness on Farm Near Norman Collar Corner
Mike Sands died last Thursday in Rochester Minnesota following an appendicitis operation and complications. He lived forty years on a farm across Union Slough from the Norman Collar Corner. The 73 year old husband and father was regarded as a splendid farmer and good man by local old timers. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Mike Sandt
Mike Sands
Union Slough
Norman Collar Corner
Rochester
Minnesota
Mike
Meyer Family Honors 68th Birthday With Large Gathering
Albert Meyer celebrated his 68th birthday with more than forty relatives joining the family in a long day of remembrance last Sunday. The Meyer clan marked the milestone with a warm, extended family reunion.
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Albert Meyer
Gartner Returns as Titonka Doan Pastor for Another Year
Rev. L. G. Gartner, pastor of the M. D. B. church here during the past year, has been returned to the Titonka Doan churches for another year.
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Gartner
L. G. Gartner
M. DB
Woman's Club Meeting Postponed for Funeral
Notice to club members the Woman's Club meeting is moved to Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Lee Wolfe's home. The meeting was postponed from Thursday due to the funeral of Anthony Sartor.
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Lee
Wolfe
Anthony Sartor
Naumen Reported Out of Danger at Home
R. EB, Naumen is reported out of danger and soon will be up and around the house. It will be a month or so before he can go back to his work at Rudd where he was managing an elevator.
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Naumen
Rudd
Iowa Court Docket Shows Multiple Case Outcomes
The Algona court notes continued cases for the State of Iowa against Hl. J. O'Dell and Ralph Fendel with grand jury resubmissions. Wolf and Schrader bonds are adjusted or discharged. Bergman, Stauffacher, Erdman, McMahon, and other defendants see releases, discharges, or suspensions. A drunkenness finding against Celie Cole results in a $25 judgment plus costs. Multiple disputes in Swea City and other filings conclude or settle by stipulation, with several divorces noted and many cases cleared from the calendar.
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State of Towa
Ralph Fendel
State of Iowa
Virgil Schrader
Sam Butts
Tony Erdman
Francis McMahon
Josiah Stauffacher
Herbert Schoby
F. C. Davidson
Schoby
A.'Hutchingon
Sathoff
Hon
Dick’ Sathoff
Celie Cole
Bancroft Graveling
Algona
L. A. Andrew
Swea City
Insurance Company
Board of Review
Colonel Halgrin
J. F. Sullivan
Ledyard
North Kossuth
Sullivan, Mc~, Mehon &Linnan
D. F. Kelliher
Fort Dodge
J.L. Bonar
Hesse, McCall and Dolliver
Funeral Thursday for J. P. Sorenson
Obituary notice for Jacob P. Sorenson born January 9 1864 in Denmark who died Monday at his son Andrew Sorenson home after long illness. He lived in Denmark United States towns including Menominee Britt Woden Crystal Lake Titonka and others. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at residence with Rev O Thompson Buffalo Center. Interment Evergreen cemetery Britt News.
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Jacob P. Sorenson
Andrew Sorenson
Sorenson
Menominee
Mich
Mr. Sorenson
Britt
Andrew
Fred Sorenson
Hol. Messalhelsar
Minnie Sorenson
Mason City
W. B. Hoffman
Lars Sorenson
Lost Wood
North Dakota
Denmark
Lena Jensen
America
Hanna Hanson
Thas
Woden
Crystal Lake
Ti+tonka
Towa
O. Thompson
Buffalo Center
Evergreen Cemetery
Observations on Ohio farming and memories from Corwith Hustler
The writer recalls a visit to Ohio highlighting declining forests and soil burnout in the eastern regions, coal and oil sales limiting farms, and rising crop prices. Dairying is profitable for some, with a farmer reporting $1,400 net from 9 Jerseys. Grain yields vary, Lincoln Highway travel passes through Marion to Ames, Iowa, and fruit crops show shortages but peaches and pears are enjoyed.
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Ohio
Jersey
Indiana
Illnois
Lincoln Highway
Marion
Ames
Iowa
Clinton
U. S
Corwith
Northwestern Pig Crop Special stops at Algona Monday
The Northwestern Pig Crop Special an educational train by Chicago and Northwestern and Iowa State College Extension Service will stop in Algona Monday morning. Four cars of exhibits open from eight to noon with Extension staff explaining hog raising phases including feeding breeding and care of pigs.
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Northwestern
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Algona
Rex Beresford
EB. L. Quaife
C. W. McDonald
Roy W. Snyder
K. W. Stouder
Corn Belt
J. C. Galloway
Ames
Iowa
Susie
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Mt. Pleasant
R. Morrison, Co
Pig Crop Special Exhibit Train Heads Through Iowa
Extension Service led hog industry outreach with a talking sow Susie aboard the Chicago rail tour. Officials Taft Price and Barger oversee the eleven day run with livestock and educational cars. stops total thirty across central and northern Iowa beginning Oct 1. Susie captivates visitors while stories of hog feeding breeding and sanitation unfold aboard the Northwestern Pig Crop Special run by Extension in cooperation with Chicago lines.
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P. C. Taft
J. O. F. Price
Iowa
J. A. Barger
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
R. F. McDonald
Story County
C. Verwars
van Wert
Central
Towa
Practical Philanthropy by Louis Bamberger in New Jersey
Louis Bamberger of Newark New Jersey distributed one million dollars to long time workers. Gifts ranged from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars each. He did not wait to die before remembering his employees. This was described as practical philanthropy.
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Louis
Bamberger, Neward
N. J
Hoe
Rally Day at Methodist Church Seeks Full Sunday School Attendance
Next Sunday is Rally Day with Sunday School members to be in place by 10 00 a m Public services start at 10 30 instead of 11 00 Friends of the Sunday School and church are urged to attend The Epworth League meets at 7 15 Breuning worship resumes next Sunday evening at 7 00 p m
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Wei
Epworth League
Breuning
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Lutheran Church
Nahica
Ores
W. Schoensein
Fom
Belmond
Teett Dean
Roosevelt
New York State
Moses
Democratic Party
Republican Party
al Smith
Swea City Herald
Farmers Elevator News
Vol. I
Lee Wolfe
Topic Office
Toplc
Farmers
Thonka
Slack
Mges
J. P. Sorenson
Methodist Church
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