Local Paper Subscription Rates and Terms in County Territory
The notice outlines subscription rates: 1 year in advance 8%? for Obsuth County and Titonks territory, $2.50 outside Kossuth pear. Titonka trade term $3.00 per year in Canada and tenien countries. $2.00 per year for armed services members. All subscriptions within county and Titonka area are considered continuing unless canceled by subscriber or publisher discretion.
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IION
Obsuth
Titonks
Kossuth Pear
Titonka
Canada
Teneien
Titanka
Iowa limestone statement outlines purity and screen tests
The Iowa limestone law requires sellers to disclose calcium carbonate equivalent and screen test results. Purchasers should note that finer ground, high testing limestone is most economical. ISU agronomist W H Pierre explains 90 percent pass on an 8 mesh indicates finely ground material, with actual purity widely ranging from 80 to 95 percent depending on locality and calcite content.
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Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
W. H. Pierre
Iowa State College
Pierre
Petit Jurors Selected for October Court Term
District Court Clerk White and officials drew jurors for the October term reporting October 3. Names include M. A. Burtis Algona, Mrs John Bothes LaVerne, John Cordes Jr Lone Rock, William Dodds Sr Lone Rock, Andrew Goliner Wesley, Clara Haverly Wesley, Lloyd Hutchinson Lone Rock, Frances Hudson Algona, Florian Hellman Bancroft, Roy Hartshorn Fenton, Mark Inseo Bode, Ellen Jacobson Burt, Harold Krantz Swea City, Tresa Krause Fenton, Grace Kennedy Armstrong, Arthur Luedtke Lone Rock, W F Leland Swea City, Nell McCall Algona, O McNeill Swea City, Ed Meyer Lakota, Sadie Mawdsley Algona, Edward Ostrum Algona, Ernest Petersen Titonka, I R Pickard Whittemore, Joe Ricker Algona, Wm Rhode Buffalo Center, Olive Reid Algona, Mary Sheridan Bancroft, Wilbur Studer Corwith, Emil Schumacher Fenton, Henry Stroebel Burt, Ruth Schrauth Wesley, J R Thompson Burt, Loren J White Algona, Dora E Weber Irvington, Myra M Ostrum Algona.
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White
Immerfall
Walker
M. A. Burtis
Algona
John Bothes
LaVerne
John Cordes Jr
Lone Rock
William Dodds Sr
Andrew Goliner
Wesley
Clara Haverly
Lloyd Hutchinson
Frances Hudson
Florian Hellman
Bancroft
Roy Hartshorn
Fenton
Mark Inseo
Bode
Ellen Jacobson
Burt
Harold Krantz
Swea
Tresa Krause
Grace Kennedy
Armstrong
Arthur Luedtke
W. F. Leland
Nell.McCall
McNeill
Swea City
Ed Meyer
Lakota
Sadie A. Mawdsley
al Fona
Edward Ostrum
American Legion Auxiliary Seeks Purses and Carpet Rag Drive
Members are urged to donate purses leather pieces carpet rags and novelty jewelry as used for a project noted in the Sunday Register. Each member should sew a 1½ lb ball of carpet rags and turn them in by December 1. Dues payable to Minnie Oesterreicher club secretary. Families of servicemen urged to join as many will be in government hospitals or away for years. The next meeting is the fourth Friday in September with Sadie Denton and Mable Wilson hosting.
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Sunday Register
Minnie Oesterreicher
American Legion
Sadie Denton
Mable Wilson
United Service Women Meet Friday Afternoon
The United Service Women will meet at the American Legion rooms Friday at 1 30 pm Hostesses will be Mrs Amos Krominga and Mrs Senus Isebrand The group plans a sale on September 29 and asks for good attendance Quotas include 40 pairs slippers 50 wash cloths and 100 handkerchiefs 16 to 18 inch squares made from used material urged to meet or exceed goals.
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United Service
American Legion
Amos ,Krominga
Senus Isebrand
Time Is Right to Cull Out Beef Cattle Herd
Iowa State College farm economist R C Bentley says prices for off quality native cattle are better now than during World War I top days. He urges farmers to trim herds by selling culls or finishing them for slaughter now or feed through for later, especially if feed is short.
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R. C. Bentley
Iowa
Bentley
St John’s Latter Day Schedule and Local Visit Highlights
St John’s Latter Day pastor outlined Sunday School and divine worship at 10:86 with confirmation day on Saturday. Numerous visitors and returning service members were noted, including Norman Stenerson on furlough from Italy, Sgt Donald Hanna and Sgt George Lester, and residents from Des Moines, Ceylon, and Brewster among others. Social events featured Hi-Lo bridge at Rittenhouse home, visits to Arnold’s Park and family gatherings across Mason City, Clear Lake, and Buffalo Center.
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W. A. Dean
Traet
Henry Bode
Clear Lake
Norman Stenerson
Stat! Division
Sth Army
Italy
Marvin Kruse
Marvin Kruse and Sons of New Franken
Wis
H. Kruse
Donald Hanna
Donald
Herman Bunn
Mason City
Fritz T. Gerdes
Ted Bode
Ceylon
Minn
Mra
Bode
Marilyn
George Lester
California
Ernest Giesking
Ted Gerdes
Chas. Kruse
Brewster
Hi-lo Bridge Club
Dale Rittenhouse
Harold Missman
Des Moines
Caroline Buns
Chicago
John F. Buns
Wm. Collins
Arnold's Park
Robert Carstens
Clark Allen
Carstens
Minneapolis
Wayne Landau
Glencoe
H. C. Parks
Thelma
James Stone
Phoenix
Arizona
W. L. Tindall
H. Harringa
Buffalo Center
Dr. Tindall
John Wabben
Buffalo Center Hospital
Rebecca Gerdes
Finnest Giesking
Fritz Gerdes
Henry Smiens
Greene
Jake Thieben
Chas, Baack
Betty
Mapleton
Labor Day
George Pommer
Ackley
Aplington
Roland Baumann
Harold Pommer
Blaze Destroys Burt Farm Home in Fire Tragedy
Fire at Agron Taylor farm, 214 miles southeast of Burt, gutted the 8 room home and almost all contents. Joan Bacon and Marilyn Taylor, both 10, who were visiting, survived as flames spread after a kerosene spill during a corn popping attempt. Neighbors alerted Burt about the blaze as firemen fought a total loss. The Taylor children, deaf mutes, attended a school for the deaf in Council Bluffs.
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Agron Taylor
Burt
Joan Bacon
Floyd Bacon
Algona
Marilyn Taylor
Joan
Kenneth Cook
Taylor
Council Bluffs
Two Burt Soldiers Get Honor Awards
Two Burt residents Howard N. Chipman and Laurence Chipman received Bronze Star Medals for heroic and meritorious service in World War II. Howard N. Chipman, a second lieutenant and motor officer with the 94th Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 4th Armored Division, was cited for courageous conduct during operations in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany from September 1944 to May 1945, including aiding battalion supply under hazardous conditions. Laurence Chipman, a private first class in the medical corps, earned his medal for heroism in Germany on February 24, 1945, and sent the medal home along with souvenirs from his travels.
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Burt
Howard N. Chipman
B. O. Chipman
Laurence Chipman
C. B. Chipman
Chipman
94Th Armored ‘Field Artillery
4Th Armored Division
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Fourth Armored
Normandy
Bastogne
Pfc
White Pine Saw Flies Damaging Iowa Trees
Iowa State College extension entomologist warns white pine saw flies are damaging white pines across the state. The worm is white with four rows of black spots and defoliation followed by hot dry weather can kill trees. Austrian and Scotch pines are affected too. Control uses a spray of lead arsenate and wheat flour in water. one application usually suffices.
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Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Time Changes in Chariton Await Clock Fix
Chariton residents observe official time stuck at 7:00 for eight weeks as officials await an expert to repair the town clock.
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Chariton
Eitizens
Miss Carrie Pommer Visits Lakota Mission Services
Miss Carrie Pommer visited in the past two weeks at the William Penning home north of Titanka. A number of church members from the community attended mission services at Lakota on Sunday, September 3.
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Carrie Pommer
Wm. Penning
Titenka
Lakota Bunday
Community Notices From Wesley And Surrounding Area
Local residents share visits and family news including birthdays and travel. Numerous names appear with events at homes in Wort Dodge, Britt, and nearby towns. Military and college moves, nursing home births, and church events are noted along with Labor Day gatherings and hospital stays.
Local Births and Community Notes From Mason City Area
O41 and Mrs Kenneth Rasmussen announce the birth of a baby girl Wednesday at Mercy hospital Mason City first child for the couple and first grandchild for the Loebigs Dr and Mrs R N Richardson returned from a two week Okoboji vacation Laura Ann Miller returned to Mason City to attend Hamilton College two weeks vacation at the Joe Miller home Alice Patricia Richtmeter and Marjorie Lichtelg left for Good Council Academy in Mankato Mr and Mrs Deloss Fox visiting from Arizona at Kin Fox home Mrs Erling Flom hospitalized in Algona Yeoman Gertrude Otis WAVES Washington D C on leave with her mother Mary Otis Capt Don Lichteig after oversold service went to Camp Maxis Tax meet Sept 13 Lorraine Becker 17 polio victim quarantined Mr and Mrs Wm Noedelhoffer of Chicago visiting P C Haynes family Rose Laux birthday party honored by neighbors and friends Ed Garman and Irene Studer hosted Sunday dinner Cpl Bernard Hauptman returned to Camp Atterbury Ind best man at sister Dorothy Hauptman Martinek wedding Ralph Welter and Hdith Welter visit Labor Day with Martha Welter.
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Jack Sherman
Wort Dodge
Reta Ricke
Sherman
Eo. Elizabeth Matern
Julius Lorens
Edward
Paul
Teresa
Mary Joel
Farmer
Fidelis Otte
Des Moines
Cate
Labor Day
Mra
Mary
Otis
Dick Cobb
Britt Nursing Home
Capt
L. L. Pfeffer
Clear Lake
Harold Show
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Harold
Joseph Studer Jr
Hartford
Conn
Gam Alne
Bremerton, Wash
Government Ship Yards
Anne
Minneapolis
Paul Enger
Carrie
Minnesota
Avery Mullin
Hans Engen
American Legion Auxiliary J
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Dillon
Milford
Julius, Capesius
Bede
J. T. Meurer
Bernard Heinen
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Heinen
Naomi Foertsch
Lois, Hildman
A. Mn . Hiliary
Lois Cooley
Springfield
I. D
Charles Kraus
Milwaukee
Will Hrubes
Duncan
R. C. Bauer
Roslee Dorr
Douglas Insurance
Ruth Richter
Adeline Shedda
Chelsea
Shedda
Conroy
Iowa
Ensign Gerald Studer
New York
Pat Studer
Columbia University
Oxford
Ohio
Alvina, Oppeda
WAVES
Chicago
Tillie Leebig
Naval Station
Pensacola
Florida
Nick Weber
Mia
John McElroy
Edna
Afton
Margaret
Creston
John Weber
Shannon City
JL. A. Weber
Algona
Kenneth Rasmussen
Mra. Rasmussen
Rita Loebig
Victor Loebig
Loebiga
R. N. Richardson
Okoboji
Laura Ann Miller
Hamilton College
Kossuth Hospital
Yeoman
Gertrude Otis
The
Washington, D. C
Mary Otis
Don Lichteig
John Lichteig
Sarviice
Maxis
United Service Women
Lorraine Becker
Matt Becker
Wm. Noedelhoffer
P. C. Haynes
Rose Laux
Ed Garman
David
Irene Studer
Bernard Hauptman
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Ha Hauptman
Dorothy
Harold Martinek
Ralph Welter
Magon City
Hdith
Della Welter
Martha Welter
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Sion
Ational Editorial Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Swan Furniture Funeral Home —Ambulance
Kenneth W. Swan
Towa
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D
Mitonka
Pierre Sartor
M.D
E. J
Gallup
Petersen Building
Titonka, In
M. F. Calhoun
H. I. T . Torgersen
Titanics
Robert E. Wagner
Titanica
Town
Kossuth County
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Ofte
E. J. van Ness Law
E. J. van Ness
New Horse
LAW
Quarton and
Miller County
Ravings Bank Bldg
Algona, Towa
Ostropathic Phyrician Se” Enectary Towa Lal
Woden News
St. John's
HL J. Hnoptoh
Blaze
Burt Farm
Wesley News
Attention Farmers Eggs
Lanesboro
Tyke Theatre
Boston
Blackie Rendevous
Chester Morris
Nina Foch
Lana Turner
Loraine
God IS MY
Dennis Morgan
Raymond Massey
And
Marine Corp
Hamilton Hatchery
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