Two Hearts Beat as One in Quiet Portland Wedding
Norman P. Ward and Bertha Fike wed in a small ceremony at Algona between ten and two. The couple, ages 21 and 17, attend the Kossuth County Fair today before a brief honeymoon to Des Moines. Afterward they will settle on the old Ward homestead and welcome friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Ward
Heman Ward
Portland
Bertha Fike
Will Rike
Algona
Kossuth
Des Moines
Old Ward
Corwith Hustler Quote Caps Newspaper Critique
A Corwith Hustler item urges readers to offer thanks three times daily for what newspapers know about a person yet choose not to print. The quip highlights press discretion and public perception in a terse contextual stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwith
Wesley school board names truant officer for city
The Wesley school board has appointed Joseph Cosgrove as truant officer to ensure children of school age attend school. Parents failing to comply face arrest as the board pledges strict enforcement. news World report notes the board's resolve and hope for compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He Wesley School Board
Joseph Cosgrove
Ground Jury May Act Over Hunters Violating Season
Local hunters complain about pre-season chicken killings before the law allows hunting. Tuesday marked the first chicken day, yet many birds had already been killed, leaving few for law-abiding hunters. The issue will likely go before the grand jury.
Eleven Months Term For Sleeper District Teacher
Miss Laura Bradfield began teaching in the Sleeper district of Buffalo township on Monday due to a teacher shortage. She has been secured for an eleven month term to cover the service not yet provided by remaining staff.
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Laura Bradfield
Sleeper
Buffalo Township
Miss Bradfield
Des Moines
North Dakota
Granville
N. D
Herald
Mayme Twite
Like Mills
Reichsamen
Amanda
Wesley Township
Dahlman
Bryan
Neb
Chicago Record-Herald
Lewis Larsen
Hurrenga
Hlenry Harrenga
Ramsey Township
G. Hoken
Reformed Church of German
John Buss
Private Drainage District Bid Sought
Banker Herman Nelson of Titonia visited Algona on Friday and asked the Algona Brick & Tile Company to submit a bid on tile for a private drainage district just west of Titonia. He is interested in the call-bates for several thousand dollars worth of tile from 12-inch down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Nelson
Titonia
Algona
Algona Brick & Tile Company
Eall- Mates
U. D
McCumber Eyes Tariff Revisions And Free List Push
Senator McCumber, returned from the east after meeting Roosevelt and Taft, predicts a long extra session after March to revise tariffs. He says west will push free list items like coal and lumber, aiming to remove duties on exhausted-use goods, and expects strong fights over schedule changes with broad support for liberalizing duties. Boone News argues bank deposits cannot be guaranteed without treasury losses, calling deposit guarantees a chimera akin to guaranteeing the corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
Rooseveldt
Taft
Congress
Boone
Fashions In Fall Publics Novelty in Fabrics and Trims
The October New Idea Woman's Magazine notes fall fashion centers on novelty across departments. Stripes and diagonal weaves appear in two color and monotone effects. borders offer graduated widths for trimming, and braids especially soutache remain the leading fashionable trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea
Woman's Magazine
Tonka Ginseng Ads From Livonka Iowa Notice
Four ginseng facts claim value and stability in cultivation with a note of advancing price over a century. The terse advertisement urges readers to address TONKA GINSENG 00 LIVONKA IOWA to verify the claimed earnings and reach a dozen more points.
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Tonka
Livonka
Iowa
Local News Notes From Buffalo Center Area
Tuesday’s splendid coln weather sparks Iowa politics talk while reports recount the first killing frost of 1907 on Sept 24. Fair at Buffalo Center set for Sept 14 16 and 17 with three days of good times and farm news from Algona to Des Moines.
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Buffalo Center
John D. Isebrand
Holmes
Des Moines
M. D. Emmons
W. W. Odell
Gar Bolster
Bancroft
Nelson
Corwith
Kenefick
Algona
Peters
Burt
Cunningham
Woden
Brenner
Rooseveldt
Congress
Nellie Nelson
Keith
Portland
Sam Reynolds
St Paul
Minnesota
Albert Park
Wesley Township
John Falk
Chas. LE. Reynolds
Near Britt
Olaf Berquist
Fenton
Gena Johnson
Sleepy Hye
Minn
A. Christensen Howe
Titonka News Highlights and Regional Notices
George Reutchenreuther leaves for Wisconsin to visit relatives through November. A German Reform ministers conference in session, Titonka citizens visit the Kossuth County Fair, and school closes for fair days. Upcoming sales by Kreger and Falk propel local economy toward Oregon. Wesely Day planned with committees and attractions. Elizabeth Sola of Vindette tied to marriage news. Taft to campaign across Iowa and the West before November. Des Moines senate race heats up between Cammins factions. A costly Grundy County court dispute ends in settlement. Public schools open with graded structure under Prof Sarechett, aiming for a strong Titonka school program.
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George Reutchenreuther
Wisconsin
Oscar Hedwick
Albert Lea
Mag. Ash
Iowa
Minnesota
Seasion
Titonka
Kossuth
F. A. Kreger
Leonard Falk
Oregon
Tommy
Ethel Davisson
Bnt
Hig
Wesley
Elizebeth Sola
Stumm Lake
Iown
Cedar Rapids
Mise Sohn
William S. Taft
United States
Tony
Towa
Patel
Des Moines
Guy Cammiins
Grundy
District Court
Amatnat Sut
Stiinols
Mondiy J
Sarehett
Titanka
Amelsburg Kuys Livery Sale Opens New Ownership
Milton Pringle sold his livery business to G. A. Amelsberg southeast of town. The community praises Pringle’s service and wishes him and his wife well. Amelsberg plans a sale at his southeast-town location on the 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Pringle
G. A. Amelsberg
Milton
Lvery
Mr. Amelsberg
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Bertha Rike
Private Drainage District
Chicago Record- Herald
Daily Record-Herald
Cires
George Roestler
Portland Township
Whitcomb, Balk & Son
Lincoln
Towsland
Valuy
Cleveland
T Am
Minneapolis
City
Ben F. Kleist
Amelsburg Kuys
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