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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1929

Page

4

Local Wedding Sees Anna Green Wed John Honken in Rockwell

Anna Green and John Honken were married Thursday afternoon September 24 at the Congregational parsonage in Rockwell. The ceremony was performed by the bridegroom’s brother and sister. The couple plan a ten day honeymoon in Minnesota before settling on a farm near Fertile after March 1. The bride, daughter of Mrs. S. Green, is a former Buffalo Center teacher active in rural church work. the groom is a Winnebago County native and skilled worker.

Quesday Rockwell Ana Green John Honken Andy Honken Honken Hits Nafalo Center Winnebago County Buffalo Center Yniy Peter Honken Ily Taday Minnesota Green Buffalo Center Tribune

Death of Telko Sietsema's Mother in Ackley

Telko Sietsema mourns his mother's death in Ackley on Tuesday afternoon after months of illness. Born March 10 1349 in Ditrum Germany she married D Sietsema fifty five years ago. Emigrating to America in 1871 they settled near Cleves Iowa later moving to Franklin County and Ackley in 1903. There were twelve children eight surviving. Several funeral services were held Friday at the Evangelical church in Ackley.

Telko Sietsema Ackley Friay Evangelical Church

Card of Thanks for Anthony Sartor

We express sincere thanks to all who assisted during the illness and death of our beloved son Anthony Sartor. Ds and Mrs. Pierre Sartor and family.

Oal Anthony Pierre Sartor

Wesley News Recaps Visits Funerals and Local Events

Wesley residents report funeral attendance for Eid Admans and Anthony Sar or Titonka. John Emerson visited sister-in-law Mrs George Benner. Families travel to Sherman house and Northwood to view harvest. Gladys Robins leaves News World for Mason City. Local play by Sokols draws Wesley and nearby families. Methodist Ladies hold officer elections and social notices posted.

John Emerson Mre George Benner Wesley Eid Admans Ee Taka Sherman John Ormsby Britt Visee Tom Qui Anthony Sar Titonka St. Joseph Thiveh Hare Shumedey Gladys Robins News World Office Mason City J. . Lorenz Duncan Sokols Spillville Ware George Fran Gordon Mabel Lawler Belmond Albert Haynes Methodist Viti Brea Loot Geo Aldrich Mra. i. Wetter Car Franzen

Methodist Church Schedule and Notices

Church events listed include Sunday worship at 9:30 and 21:00 service, a 10:00 am Sunday school, midweek activities on Wednesday afternoon, and a 9:30 am Dean worship. The October 17 notice mentions Rudolph Larson at the Ohio Music Hall with a toneaday event in Lindles A.

Eersp Ty Ald Dean Rule Lindles Atoneaday Oho of Mus Rudolph Larson

Salary Grabs and Contempt for Law Warn in Open Forum

An Open Forum reprint from the St. Ansgar Enterprise criticizes the last Iowa legislature for pay raises and new offices while condemning lawmakers who violate their oaths. The writer, a Democrat, denounces defying the law and warns voters to punish such behavior at the polls.

Des Moines Register St. Ansgar

Farmers Elevators In Good Financial Condition

A Farmers Elevator Guide summary cites U S Department of Agriculture findings that farmer owned elevator companies show strong finances. Average paid up capital is about 17 105 with earned surplus around 7 424 and total country wide surplus near 27 million dollars. Dividends average five percent on capital plus patronage dividends totaling about 4 million. The 1926 27 report shows paid up capital 60 million and earned surplus 27 million with seven million paid to members in dividends. The farmers marketing movement now fifty plus years old is valued at 57 million dollars in worth and seven million in annual dividends.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Elevator Guide of Chicago

Winter Squash Recipes Bake In Shell Or With Bacon

Seasonal guidance and two clear recipe ideas for winter squash. Baked squash in the shell with butter and molasses or without, plus winter squash with bacon involving cream and bread crumbs baked with bacon strips. Provides steps and serving tips.

Quilt-Making Champion Sewed 38000-Piece Quilt By Hand

Mrs. Jane Long of Poplar Bluff Missouri claims endurance quilt championship with a 38000 piece hand sewn quilt completed on her 78th birthday. She learned of a rival 21840 piece quilt and chose to outdo it. She finished the entire piece by hand using two spools of thread.

Jane Long Poplar Bluff Missouri

Algona Court Term Ends Quickly as Juries Not Needed

The September term at the Kossuth County Court House closes swiftly with few juries drawn and many cases settled by stipulation. Judge F. Davidson presided as preparations moved to the next term while several alimony and sentencing matters were continued. Marriage licenses were issued to numerous Algona area residents and neighboring towns, and local residents noted medical and family travels to Iowa City for treatment and procedures.

Kossuth County Court House Davidson Priday Clark Orton Iowa Trust and Savings Co Whittemore Elevator Co Ward Josiah Staullacher Fort Madison Saathoff Dick Saathoff Mickle McGilligan Hotel de Hovey von Drasks David Rarm Shear Ramma Andy A. Swanson Swea City Alice L. Swanson Detman A. Nielson Chicago Lucy C.sherangs Fenton William ©. Donahue Esther Domek Cylindér William H. Weber Blue Earth Lucille Mosler Fairmont Minn Raymond H. Buxman Forest City Florence Hill Peter J. Kirsch St. Joe Regina Becker St. Jos Iowa William R. Happe Mankato Bimia Roben Iva Healy Dorothy Breitwiser Jackson Clarence Ottosen Alden Harnice Hansen Clark's Grove Thomas Johnson Elmore Elsie Schaumburg Wayne D. Keith Algona Doris M. Brown John B. Altman Li Verne Eulalie Gales Livermore Clarence A. Seely Bula Toha Dodds Lloyd Sampson Armstrong Ia Sylvia Halverson Roland Gordon Wittmus Sheboyagan Falls Wis Minnie Neeland Bancroft Idna Raymond H. Meyer Whittemore Edna, Behnke J. A. Frech Iowa City Myrtle Vining

Dean area social notes and farm visits summary

Mrs Clarence Christensen and Mrs Ross Buffington hosted a shower for Mrs Maurice Hansen Tuesday afternoon. Local families including the Christensens and Buffingtons visited relatives in Dodman and Darnell Minnesota. Knutsons purchased 240 acres near the Andersons in South Dakota. Sand and cement hauling continues for building projects. Several families shared meals and visited in Dean, Burt, Bancroft, and nearby towns.

Clarence Christensen Ross Buffington Maurice Hansen H. P. Christensen Dodman C. J. Christensen Phil Buffington Blanche Bradford Ray Hansen Tom Young Wanda Rose Andrew Peterson Andrew Hansen Darnell Minn L. T. Andersons Dean Ladies Aid Wm. Green Jack Worsley Torval Knutson Ringsted TF. Anderson J.D. Andrews Knutsons Andersons South Dakota Albert Anderson Kuutsonsa Sexton Highen Walter Anderson Clarence Anderson Bancroft Robert Ward Lawrence Doege Ted Hoover van Hansen Alfred Ward Dean Burt Mr. Reynolds Chester Thomas R. P. Buffington Harry Reed Charles Helen Ross. Buffington George Buffington Heyman Mabel Dayton Aaron Buffington Herman and Beal Colo Sioux Falls M. D Arthur Algona Northwestern Railway Ames P. C. Hansen

Swea City Eyes Third Oil Station

Rumor reports another national oil company seeking a site in Swea City to build a new service station as it investigates possible locations.

the Herald Swea City

Doctor Clapsaddle’s Burt Quarters Embrace Angling

Dr Clapsaddle of Burt shows a change in priorities as he decorates his winter quarters and adds a new floor. He reveals an interest in fishing, signaling a shift in future plans.

Clapsaddle Burt

Potato King Ray McWhorter Raises Potatoes in Portland Port

Portland farmer Ray McWhorter, dubbed the potato king of Kossuth County, has raised potatoes for years. This year he sold a carload for 2600 dollars, about half his crop, with the rest stored for higher prices.

Portland Ray McWhorter Portland Township Kossuth County

Editor and Reader Favors Bind City News Tradition

An essay emphasizes the reciprocal bond between townspeople and the local press. It argues that everyone will need the newspaper at least once for vital notices, and warns editors balance fairness, duty, and discretion while maintaining trust with the community.

Dairy Production Contest Opens in Waterloo Iowa

Dairy calf club members in 4 H work may join a new contest focused on economical butterfat production from club cows. Half the score comes from member records and half from cow production. About 35 boys have entered, with more expected as details spread via Ernest Wright of the Town Dairy Association.

Waterloo Iowa Iowa Department of Agriculture Ernest Wright Town Dairy Association Wright

Beef Clubs Have Big Year

Beeb cattle clubs grow among Des Moines youth with over 3 000 boys and girls feeding baby beeves last year and many counties hosting Achievement Days. C A Oldson of the Iowa Beef Producers Association notes the clubs support state fair work and foster future farming leaders. Entitled youths 10 to 18 for baby beeves and 14 to 20 for pure bred heifers are urged to enroll with county agents and acquire calves in the fall to finish them in winter.

Des Moines Boys and Girls Club Iowa C.A. Oldson Iowa Beef Producers Association Iowa Department of Agriculture

Nursery Inspection Nearing Completion in Iowa

Inspectors from the State Entomologist Division of the Iowa Department of Agriculture are nearing completion of fungus and insect disease inspections of Iowa nurseries. The program protects Iowa buyers and enables interstate shipments. Iowa is a leading nursery producing state with several large nurseries in the country.

Ames Iowa State Entomologist Iowa Department of Agriculture United States

Pheasant Season Opens For Three Days In October

The pheasant season runs October 31 through November 2 granting three birds per day per hunter. Open counties include about twenty in northern Java impacting Kossuth County farmers. Farm owners may restrict hunting on their property as they see fit.

Iowa Java Kossuth

Augusta: Kramer completes three year nursing course

Miss Augusta A Kramer daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Kramer of Woden completes a Park Hospital Mason City three year nursing program and will take the state registration exams in Des Moines October 25 and 26 She graduated Titonka high school in 1926 and finished training two weeks ago as friends extend congratulations and wishes for success in her chosen profession.

Vumrubtes Augusta A. Kramer J. A. Kramer Woden

Multiple Hitch Plowing Draws Big Interest at Pilot Rock

In Cherokee Iowa October 6 farmers show ample interest in the multiple hitch system for driving horses. At the Pilot Rock Plowing Match near Cherokee two nine horse outfits competed for the first time with three bottom plows. John Dewar and Anton Henke led the notable outfits, praised for control and power. Interested farmers can request a free bulletin from the Iowa Horse and Mule Association.

Cherokee Iowa John Dewar Anton Henke State House Des Moines

What Variety of Corn is Best in Iowa Bulletin Finds

Ames Iowa October partial answer to what is best corn variety based on eight years of tests by Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association with Iowa State College and USDA. Open pollinated strains summarized. hybrid seed less available commercially. In 1928 about 10 percent of Iowa corn acreage used high yielding varieties. Copies available from Jos L. Robinson Secretary Ames Iowa.

Ames Iowa Iowa Goru Assa.yi Iowa Department U. S. Department of Agriculture Association Jon L. Robinson Iowa Department of Agriculture Bulletin Jos L. Robinson Iowa Corn and Small Grain Association

Gas Relief Claim Sparks Salvation by Adlerika

Mrs A Adanek reports severe stomach gas relieved in 10 minutes after Adlerika. A Denton druggist endorses Adlerika acting on both upper and lower bowel to remove Poisonous waste, with relief of constipation in two hours. Vat 2104T-5-11-17.

A. Adanek J. Denton

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