Local Notes Include Distant Family Updates and Events
Mrs. Wat’s brother William buried in Commanche Iowa and Mrs James Fosters visiting Paulina Iowa. R L Gilmore family may move to Perry Iowa. First Lecture Course by John B. Ratto at Presbyterian church. Mrs. Wesley Schweitert visiting Will and E Schweitert homes. Chas Dittmer visited Gladys in Des Moines. Ladies Aid planned to entertain Good Hope Aid Society but bad roads blocked travel. Mrs R L Lamoreux and Mrs Anna Schaffer of Titonia visited relatives. M S Cunningham returned from Algona after helping Ellis Jain. Mrs Ringquist suffers neuritis. L T Whitehill has a new moon laid in his pool hall. Fred Laurenz did the work. W A Stoutenberg and wife and Deb Branchard and Wite spent Friday at Titonka at Roy Budlong home. Donald Blossom y attending.
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R. L. Gilmore
Perry
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
John B. Ratto
Wesley Schweitert
Redfield
N. D
Schweitert
Chas. Dittmer
Gladys
Des Moines
Ladies Aid
Good Hope
Social Notes From Eagle Grove and Surroundings
Local column records numerous residents traveling for visits and study. Adam Simmons leaves for Boston to resume music study at the conservatory while Carrie Olson visits Minneapolis friends. Esle, daughter of J. Jain, heads to Detroit to make her home. Other locals attend meetings, relocate, or welcome a baby girl. Regulars like Mr. Bourne, Mrs. Beane, and Mrs. Peters travel, and small business moves include F H Good opening a tin shop in Knox Indiana.
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Detroit
Michigan
A. J. Trainer
Indiana
G. H. Blossom
Jennie Thompson
Algona
Clapsaddle
Cedar Rapids
Will Merin
L. R. Daniels
Elwood Harwell
W. T. Bourne
Des Moines
James Goodwin
Davenport
F. H. Good
Knox
Ind
Ellis Jain
Lacey
Jim Hofius
Grace Beane
W. T. Peters
Liberal
Kansas
Russel Peters
Minneapolis
Town Council Proceedings October 6 1919
The Town Council met in regular session with Mayor Fisher and councilors Wolnem, Wolfe, Cates, Steber, Failte and Holcomb. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and bills paid to Hansen Patersen Peterson Brager Hagan Daniels and others. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Wneilmen
Wolfe
John Briggs
Brading
A. Roraus
Eldaning
Frank Hagan
H. Daniels
Wn. Boyken
Hardin County Farm Bureau sets state membership record
Hardin County Iowa membership rose from 206 to over 1200 during a Farm Bureau drive organized by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. The effort also raised 32600 for the State Federation and spurred plans for similar campaigns.
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Fatal Bureau
Hardin County
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Iowa, Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau grows with farmers across Hardin County
Across the state counties like Hardin report rising Farm Bureau membership. Kossuth with 28 townships is estimated to exceed 2000 members as farmers increasingly recognize the organization’s value in uniting farmers and advancing their collective interests.
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Hardin County
Kossuth
Reading This Ford Article Warns Autolists On Passing Law
The Elmore Eye reports a law requiring slow moving vehicles to yield when approached from behind by a faster car. The driver of the slow vehicle must hear the passing signal and move aside or face penalties. Proof rests on the slower car's claim of hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
Paas
Soldiers' views on League of Nations split
A Burt citizen interviewed twelve returning soldiers from France about the League of Nations. Ten answered no, one favored it, and one had no decided opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Franca
Mare
League’ of Nations
Nsiverad
Monttor
Sale bill for Free Lunch at Noon by Lamoreux's Lunch Wagon
A sale notice directs readers to a lunch wagon offering free lunch at noon attributed to Lamoreux. Enquiries are to be made at the Topic office regarding a glass bideboard item for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoreux
Notice of Storage Sale for Pool Tables in Barn
Notice to Hans Hy that pool tables stored in a barn eighteen months ago will be sold for storage on or after thirty days from October 1, 1919. Dated October 1, 1919 in Titonka Iowa by E G Bruns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Hy
Bruns
Titonka
Iowa
Rickets Bros Offer Corn Sheller Work in Titonka
NOTICE TO FARMERS We have purchased a Sandwich four hole corn sheller and are ready to do all work in that one Prices reasonable Rickets Bros Titonka Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickets Bros
Titonka
Towa
Wisconsin's Largest Nursery Advertises Sale and Jobs
Local nursery in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin invites buyers and sellers for guaranteed stock sales. The Coe Conyers & Hawyards Co promotes steady jobs with good pay and offers a free colored circular by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe, Conyeras & Hawyards Co
Wisconsin
Fort Atkinson
Wis
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John Fitzpatrick
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Gary
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Bancroft, Iowa
Ioka Stock Farm
D.E. Turner & Son
Titonka, Iowa
Farmers’ Elevator CO
Titanka, Iowa
Burt News
Wat, Schaner
William
Commanche
James Fosters
Paulina
Roy Madison
Mrs. MacArthur
Wilton Junction
Eitor MacArthur
Ames
Mr. MacArthur
Jessie
George Graham
Mr. Smith
L. C. Smith
Portland
B. V. Daniels
J. P. Cunningham
Bancroft
John Wood
Thompson
North Dakota
Phoebe Jones
Eagle Grove
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Council Proceedings
Je W. Lamoreux
Gettin
Titania
Peters
Alito Hearde
A. Eb, Kee
Titonics
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