Thanks for friends and neighbors who helped us
A brief note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted during a difficult time. It credits their willing help and support from the community.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
5
A brief note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted during a difficult time. It credits their willing help and support from the community.
Clause Griese of Craver, 27, brother of Geo Griese, dies from stab injuries after an argument with Ryan last Friday night. Griese died in Witherville hospital Saturday night. Ryan fled but was captured about twenty miles north of Estherville and jailed in De Sthervilla county awaiting trial. Geo Griese aided in the search and attended the funeral held Tuesday.
Mrs Albert Bleich died last night after a long illness linked to childbirth and complications. She was a devoted mother and neighbor beloved by many. left behind nine children and a community mourning a true friend and guide.
Deep sympathy from the family as the beloved wife and mother is mourned. Funeral services will be held today at 10 a.m. from the Cathedral with interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
The Wesley News details multiple land sales near Wesl ey Garwith St Benedict and Rex ton via Kunz Benson Land Co. Buyers include George Bilta of Minonk Kneix Wilts Peter Terenbarger Jos Rosenberger John Anderson Medd Heathcoth Gaylson and Garrity among others. Garrity sold his fifth farm to King Benson Och$ Company and shows strong soil knowledge with profits reported from 12.50 to 15.00 per acre.
Core y has sold his Plainview Turmy 114 acres near Weeley to Prink Ly Smith of Dwight for 160 dollars per acre. The seller notes prior purchase of Ante Farm ten years ago for 10 dollars per acre and rentals of five to seven dollars per acre yearly plus 100 dollars rent. Also mentions Corey recently sold a 222 acre farm two miles from Windom Ming to Nick Nelson of Sexton at seven dollars per acre.
Auction notice describes the west half of the mortiwest quarter and adjacent parcels in section 15 98 27 within German township near the Germian Reformed church. Price listed at 120 per acre. Also reports a social incident as Tony, Dr. White and wife were collars at Reed Potinend, with Sunday shame.
GURMANTA NEWS reports a flurry of regional visits as residents and relatives arrive in the city. Several families and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Schroder, Mrs Got. Bieley, and Prof. Steinmetz, travel from Boston, Estherville, and Fort Worth for short stays and social gatherings.
The County Fair is planned for next week with community festivities in Des Moines and Bancroft. Lyle Mann and family from Portland township visited Sunday with Mia Manna, Mr and Mrs Geo Wanan Hod temily hosted guests, and Miss Evan Koestler from Ghicago arrived home for a reunion with Mr and Mrs George Koestler.
Notice of letting a contract for drainage improvement in Drainage District No. 61, Kossuth County, Iowa. Bids to be submitted by contractors for the work as specified in the improvement plans and description of work. Public bidding procedure and compliance requirements stated.
Jones builds a backyard Pilot Lighting Plant outdoor tool to handle after dark chores. The new model sits behind his house away from structures and powers his tasks with simple operation.
Public notice from Kossuth County Drainage District No. 38 outlines bid rules for constructing ditches and tile works. Bids must fix price per station and include a ten percent deposit with bond. The lowest responsible bidder will be awarded, with rights to reject bids and adjourn.
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