Medan Gun Club Names County Clay Target Winners
The county shooting meet saw windy conditions and top shooters from Titonka and Algona competing in high gun events. Prizes included medals with Peterson of Titonka holding the existing county gold medal as champions, while multiple shooters earned no prize in some categories and the medal remains disputed among Titonka, Algona, and nearby towns.
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Fiotake
Peterson
Fiiskinner
Wilson
Hydnaltz
Ion
Mer’ Peterson
Thtonka
Iar
J. J. Fisher
Feerson
Algona
Taif
Elmer Peterson
MiKossuth
Algona Gun Club
Ti- Mitte Lust
Elmer Fee
Titonka
Clay M'Bhot
Kossuth
Kogsuth
Woden
Butnter
Britt
Dairymen Hear Commerce Commission Appeal
Local dairymen and cattlemen prepare to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission to argue freight and icing rates affecting creameries. The meeting notes small shipments to New York and eastern markets, and the potential of a central shipper lowering costs. A later session discussed current plant access plans and cost concerns for electrical infrastructure.
Study Center at Tleonka Promises Rural Education Help
A Study Center will be held at Th tonka on Saturday in October under the Extension Department of Iowa State Teacher College. Prof Daugherty will discuss Arithmentic teaching methods and Miss Grace Ratt will present Reading teaching. The event offers two intel studies for rural schools and many helpful presentations for teachers. State funds cover expenses. teachers nearby should attend. A work program will be sent by the county Superintendent to local teachers.
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Tleonka
Tonka
Iowa State Teacher College
Daugherty
Grace Ratt
Intel
TlLonka
Hedwick Reports From Hot Springs Distant Farm
Hedwick writes of a stay in Hot Springs South Dakota describing fine weather, daily shooting, threshing hay and wheat yields, oats and alfalfa crops, corn production, and plans to break fifty acres with Bull Tractote for flax next year. He notes large watermelons and oversized cabbage, and contemplates shipments. unsure about transport.
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Hot Springs
Leo
A. P. Ash
Bill" Smith
Rauch
O. K. Hedwick, Hot Springs
D.shinon Flats
School notes reflect exams and events in Amesbury
Miss Caroline Callies quits a school over fines while examinations come this week. Notices recount visitors and absences at home of George Hansett and John Zwiefel. Amesbury pupil counts rise with twenty-two High School students. ninth graders study cyclones and tornadoes. Current events every Friday feature multiple speakers. Fire drill practice ends with a forty second evacuation. Andrew Hannon injured in an accident and will miss time. Reverend Troke and wife return from Ft Dodge M2 Conference with possible future posting at Lake View. Salary offered around $1200 yearly. he may attend art school briefly before assignment.
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Caroline Callies
Higle
George Hansett
John Zwiefel
Amesbury
Seboaal I
Floyd Longbottom
Wilma Larsen
Harmina Pannhuk
Alien McElroy
Ruby Nelson
Stena Jovers
Woyd Longbottom
Mondey
Tor Andrew Hannon
Y. Tf. R
Armor rediscovered in modern warfare bands and breastplates
In a Topics illustrated feature the article notes European armies at war using sixteenth and seventeenth century weapons including band grenades and metal breastplates. Also in this issue Otto's Income Remarks mocks a bachelor’s view on girl hair and appearance. Kerrins seriously injured at home after a fall injures temple. he remains unconscious but is reported improving.
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Kerrins
Chas
Charley
Wwerley News-World
Pantalette skirts spark old age of fashion debate
In a Jamaica Letter style note the writer recalls past dress eras from 1530 to 1850 and argues Folks are folks regardless of attire. They warn against snobbery and urge accepting pantaloons dresses and modern styles while noting daily life and schooling continue.
Causes and Cure for Stomach Over acidity by Diet
Dr E R Daniels explains over acidity in the stomach stems from fermentation of undigested starchy foods and excess coffee and rich foods. The cure lies in removing the cause diet changes including avoiding coffee sweets condiments and heavy breads while favoring dry cereals roasted bread and baked or boiled potatoes.
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ER. R.’ Daniels
Topic readers urged to send in news items
A call to subscribers invites readers in Kossuth county and beyond to submit news items quickly for general interest. The paper stresses personal outreach and asks help to improve the Topic newspaper.
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Kossuth
Algona Acre Corn Club Plans Boy's Fair
A meeting in Algona last Saturday by the Acre Corn Club with Kossuth County Fair Association organizers to stage a boy's fair on November Ltd. School children and Acre Corn Club members only may compete for prizes.
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Algona
Acre Corn Clu
Kossuth County
Kossuth
New Yorkers Visit Mrs Ball Family Friends from New York
New Yorkers Miss Marguerite Glover Morence Owen and Sue Gerow of Washingtonville arrived Sunday for an extended visit with their friend Mrs. Dr Ball and family in the city. The ladies were old friends and school mates of Mrs Ball at her old home in New York.
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Gus Torine
Swea City
N. E. Noble
M. Simpkins
Algona
Tanny Welmers
West
Blackberry
Minn
Win
Marguerite Glover
Morence
Owen
Sue Gerow
Washingtonville
N.Y
Dr. Ball
Mrs. Ball
New York
Climbing Up The Ladder In National Retail Druggists
A Falkenhainer joins a five member committee to study reorganizing the National Association of Retail Druggists. State groups belong to the national body and the state has 1700 members. Members on the committee include representatives from New York Boston Detroit and Chicago. Farmers invited to request rural delivery routes by writing the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General in Washington D C. Printed stationery advised for farmers to present a formal personal image with farm names and post office details.
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National Association of Retail Drugegists
The
Nations Association
Town
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Des Moines
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Congress
Thompson Family Visit Reveals Ohio and Iowa Road Trends
The Thompson family recalls a summer in eastern Ohio visiting relatives and old friends, noting denuded forests, drought-affected fields, and a bumper yet sour fruit crop. They compare Ohio paving with Iowa’s cheaper gravel roads, describe a long return trip through multiple states, and observe late corn, flooded lowlands, and hail damaged patches. They pass various local notices about livestock, pigs, bulls, and poultry for sale.
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Ohio
Iowa
Towa
Iona
Indiana
Illinois
Cadiz
New Comerstown
Coshocton
Newark
Columbus
Liqua
Ft. Wayne
Warsaw
Plymouth
Valparaiso
Joliet
Aurora
Geneva
DeKalb
Rochelle
Dixon
Wlindis
Corwith Hustler
Public Auction At Titonka Farm Sees Live Stock and Machinery
A country auction near Titonka lists 8 head of horses and 21 cattle, plus hay, corn, and a full set of farm machinery. items include McCormick binder mower disc harrow De Laval separator and multiple wagons plows and riding tractors. Lunch at noon, cash or credit terms with small cash deposits. A second sale near Titonka features 9 live stock head and a large assortment of farming implements with similar terms.
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Wisconsin
M. J. Ryerson
Titoaka
Lowltons
Palm Machinery
McCormick
de Laval
Eest
Titonka
Mokser
Wachinery
Deere
Terman Gollyow
Boye Nefekman
Cosgrove
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