Titonka Awards New Twenty Year Telephone Franchise
A referendum in Titonka approved granting a new twenty year telephone franchise by a large majority with 78 votes in favor and 4 against. The new company plans either to build a new plant or acquire the existing Dahl plant, with officers including L Ges terreicher and Anton Hescomb leading the effort.
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Titanka
Iowa
Titonka Telephone’ Company
Titonka
al Falkenhamer
Fallenhahier
Titania
Celephone Co
L. Gesterreicher
Anton Hescomb
A. Schram
George Hansen
John K. Rippentrop
Frank Kottwich
A. M. Petersen
Dahl
Thea
Titonka Farmera Telephone Company
OQVIE A SCNOOT Aims to Teach as It Entertains
The film amuses and instructs, presenting stories visually rather than by narration. It broadens geography and history, bringing distant places to viewers and highlighting the making of history through engaging scenes.
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Ant
Mays Previews Second Locuratigurse Number Next Tuesday
Misa Harrell rises in popularity and leads the procession as the second Locuratigurse number is scheduled for next Tuesday in October. Season tickets are advised since four numbers remain for venda rad.
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Peader
Mays
Misa Harrell
Preserves Freak Newspaper Forecasts From 1898
Swea City Herald presents a freak copy of the Deg Molace Daily News dated November 24, 1898 reprinted with forecasts of 1998. Items include an Anglo American council rule, Lake Michigan flooding Chicago, Mars communication, Des Moines jail sentences for inactivity, and a mistaken czar scenario.
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W. A. Hutchison
Herald Office
Deg Molace Daily News
Hutchisn
Liverpool
Atlantic
United States
Great
Britain
Germany
South Africa
Australia
Ireland
India
Mexico
League of Nations
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Joliet
North America
Anglo- American Council
Mars
Des Moines
Nicholas VIII
Russia
Duhueque
Sioux City
Cherry Brothers
Department of Lood and Hygiene
Washington
Swea
Herald
Calves for sale at Public Auction near Burt Iowa
Charles Patterson offers 250 choice calves for sale at a public auction on his farm two miles north of Burt on Saturday October 21. Additional notes mention loading a car of poultry Friday and Saturday, with the seller inviting buyers to call for prices. Mrs Alta Clement reviewed legal matters at the county cost office.
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Charles_ Patterson
Burt
Bartlett brothers plan new buildings on 120 acres
The Bartletts Ed and Mike with Lloyd Bartlett are erecting multiple structures on 120 acres south of the home farm, hauling lumber and doing masonry. possible occupancy hinges on Lloyd’s marriage prospects and family decisions. Lloyd shows carpentry interest. Uncle Mike’s future at the site remains uncertain.
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Bartistt
litWe
Lloyd
Mike
America
Bartlett
Dad
Lloyd Ionks
P. R
Gilligan
Denver
Colorado
Mansfield
Pat
West
Wilson Invited to Rest at Monticello in Virginia
President Woodrow Wilson, ill during a League of Nations tour, may rest at Monticello the Jefferson home near Charlottesville. The estate owned by Jefferson M. Levy of New York, a former congressman, is kept in fine condition and is a magnet for Democrats. The piece notes Wilson’s 1910 volume Mere Literature and quotes a harsh appraisal of Jefferson as un-American due to his embrace of French philosophical ideas.
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Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Monticello
Thomas Jefferyson
Charlottesville
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Titonka Resident to Farm in Two States
Mr Graham will remain in Titonka and also run operations in Wisconsin. Homer Thompson of Wesley visited Titonka, staying with Rex Austin. They served in France, Homer as driver and Rex in the medical corps. Mrs Hart and daughter Ruth Anita of Williston, and Mrs Chas Robsaman left for Hart relatives near Litchfield. Chas Hendrickson from Worcester writes on New York farming. A new daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Kuehenreuth. G F G Wogen of Burt plans a poultry load next Friday and Saturday.
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Graham
Titonka
Wisconsin
Homer Thompson
Wesley
Rex
Austin
France
Homer
Larkin C
Hart
Ruth Anita
Williston
N. D
Chas. Roibsamon
Des Moines
St. Louis
Orlands
Litchfield
Chas
Hendrickson
Worcester
N.4
New York
A.J. Stevens
Nevada
Phil Buington
Thes
Fairmont
F. O. Stow
Burt
W. Mm.gutkrecht
Gormasia
11Th Dawson
Algona
G. Refbsamon
Vance Reibsamen
Edgewater
Wis
G.C. Reibsamen
R. D. Shay
Montana
St. Paul
A. G Falk
Sunday picture shows in Algona spark controversy
The Algona Cast Opera House under Manager Rice begins Sunday film showings, prompting petitions and protests from ladies clubs and townspeople. The article defends the program as cautious, noting prior advance showings with women’s group representatives and educational intent, and argues overzealous opposition over a minor fault.
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Rice
Algona
Alagona
County Meeting Debates War Memorial For Borders
A gathering in Algaur on October 16 unites city representatives to decide on a memorial for the Borders of the World's War. Opinion splits between Algopa and county memorials but resolves to delay action pending broader county input. A follow up meeting will invite representatives from all communities to gauge sentiment on a county memorial.
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Algaur
Unanimous Gebler
Thay Dt
Mele
Hadler to Hold Big Duroc Boar Sale Next Saturday
Hadler will offer at a big sale next Saturday afternoon at the new pavilion west of Pilonka. The sale features top Duroc boars from renowned bloodlines including Great Wonder I Am Path Finder and Orion blond, praised by Algona Advance field man A. Chiyten as among the best this year.
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Wadler
Wadier
Amesbury
Pilonka
Jr. Mudter
A. Chiyten
Algona Advance
Hays
Aly
Hadler
Pathfinder
Orion
Mr. Hadlor
Memorial Services for Leo C Breen in Woden
Memorial services were held Sunday at the Catholic church in Woden for Leo C Breen son of Mr and Mrs J D Green of this city. The Rev Wellerholt of Buffate Center preached on duty to the living and comfort for the dead. A large gathering included a Titonka attendee with others paying respects. An additional service is planned next Sunday for George Dirksen of Woden who died in France. Breen, about 25, entered service Feb 26 1918 and fell Sept 30 1925 in the Hindenburg line. His burial was near Nauroy France.
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Woden
Leo C. Breen
J. D. Green
Father Wellerhot
Buffate Center
Father Weyerholt
Haing
Titonka
Orme Place
Loter
George Dirksen
Dirksen
France
Lev GC
Brees
Hindenburg Inn
Nauroi
Ibe
Breen
Leo CG. Breen
Hindenberg
Leo C
Otter
Hindsaberg Iine
9 Sentinel
Paul F. Newell
118Th Infantry
Death of Little Marie Boekelman at Two in German Township
Little Marie Boekelman daughter of Mr and Mrs John Boekelman of German Township died after twenty two hours of illness from cholera infantum aged almost two years. Born October 13 1917 she helped pick potatoes the day before. Funeral services and interment were held Sunday at 1 a m at the German Reformed Church of Germany Township with Rev Haken officiating. Sympathy is extended to the family.
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Marie Boekelman
John Boekelman
Garman Township
Marie Lockelma
Olober
German Reformed Church of Germany
I Haken
Prodist Copach Notes Sunday Morning Service
Sunday morning services announced with no evening prayer. Multiple meetings planned as pews fill by riverside. Special workers Okclay Reppte and others to lead sessions. Attendance urged for all to join the morning and afternoon preaching events.
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Kasisla
Sopom
Sheep and livestock sales and losses reported in Titonka
Fragmentary rural notices from Titonka list Shepherd Pepples for sale by John Alcinger with tanks and tow, and Durot Jarcey hoarse for sale. A January joke line mentions quunkug and big fallows. Two calves and a helfer with a steer are reported lost. finder asked to notify Athert Schultz in Titonka.
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Shepherd Pepples
John Alcdinger
Tanks, Tow
Durot Jarcey
Grok
Layaen
Titonka
Athert Schltz
Lowe
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