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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

Page

5

Farm home burned on Ben Beenken quarter section

The German occupied farm home of Henry Isebrand on the Ben Beenken quarter burned last Thursday afternoon during a rain storm. No one was at home when the fire started and it was not discovered until the entire house was ablaze. Ben Beenken discovered the fire first but could not save any belongings. Lightning is believed to have caused the blaze. Seebrand lost all household goods and clothing. $800 insurance covered the goods and $1200 on the residence.

Ben Beenken Henry Isebrand Seebrand Beenken

Junior judging contest crowns Titania winner at county fair

Andrew Janssen wins junior judging at the county fair earning a trip to the International Livestock show. Other winners include Raymond Bartlett Titonka Henry Swalve Titonka Harry Bisgard Cylinder and Tom Goeders Cylinder. Second and third prize winners choose Waterloo Dairy Congress or Ames Short Course. fourth and fifth receive free Ames Short Course trips in January. Buffalo township leads entrants. Johnny Cosgrove Titonka credits top showing with three of five wins. Ambrose Mescher Bancroft wins lead identification contest and Ames Short Course spot.

Raymond Bartlett Titonka Henry Swalve Titenka Harry Bisgard Burt Tom Goeders Cylinder Waterloo Dairy Congress Ames Bob” Fish Buffalo Township Johnny Cosgrove Ambrose Mescher Bancroft

Immigration statistics for year ending June 30 1923

Washington releases analysis of 522 919 immigrants admitted in the 12 months to June 30 1923. Of these 807 622 were males and 212 397 females, with few barred under the three percent provision for reasons such as public charge insanity feeblemindedness and other disqualifications.

Washington Rept Debar America Awa

FARM BUREAU EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR

The farm bureau tent drew crowds daily with nine township booths and girls club displays. La Verne township won first, Burt second, Portland third in the booths. Elite club Plum Creek won first, Harmony Demonstration Seneca second, Alethean Napion third in clubs. R Schohy showcased soy beans with a two color display and ten varieties. Other popular exhibits included tuberculosis weeds horticulture and nutrition. Demonstrations ran each forenoon and many clubs staged competitive demos.

Farm Bureau Girls’ Club la Verne Township Burt Township Portland Elite Club Plum Creek Harmony Demonstration Club Seneca Alethean Club Napion R. Schohy Schoby Variough Township Farm ‘Bureau

Two Three Men Boards Named In Kossuth County

The Kossuth County initiative backs warehousing under the state act. A north end board includes RH Walker Myron Johnson and O L Thoreson while a south end board meets at Algona to seal bins and issue warehouse certificates.

Kosauth County Farm Bureau Ita Edth County Kossuth State Secretary of Agriculture RH. Walker Myron Johnson O. L.!thoreson Algona North End Board Swea City Herald

Farmer and Government in Crop Reporting Dilemma

The farmer helps the Department of Agriculture forecast production by sharing field data, yet he doubts who truly benefits. He plants more when prices look fair and learns price drops after acreage reports. If forecasts show shortages, he has little wheat to hold, limiting his ability to respond.

Emmeco Emmet County Iowa United States Department of Agericulture Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Emmet Department of Agriculture California Ralph Merritt Gcalifornia Department, of Agriculture United States Department of Agericultur

Burt Pioneer Richard Anderson Dies at 86 in Iowa

North of Burt Iowa pioneer Richard Anderson died of pneumonia last Thursday. Funeral services were at the Burt Methodist church led by Rev. Arthur Bottom. He would have turned 87 in November and is survived by his wife Ida Hellopeter, three sons John Walls Minn Andrew Cha fe Wisner Nob Charles Litchfield Minn and Nathan Brooten Minn plus two daughters Mrs Rous Weaver and others on the family farm. He lived in Tama and Kossuth counties most of his life and was a devout Methodist.

Richard 5 Kossuth The Methodist Church Sines ‘oyhood,—Advanes

Des Moines Driver Arrested After Wreck

Des Moines travelling man J C Burkhart was arrested last week after a drunken driving crash near Burt. His car rammed an Overland forcing it into a ditch. Deputy Hovey stopped the scene and Sheriff’s officers placed Burkhart in the county jail. He was tried before Justice Hutchinson and bound over to the grand jury on $500 bail.

J. ¢. Burkhart Des Moines Burt Burkhart Hovey Justice Hutchinson D. M. BR

For Sale Good residence property in best town part

For sale a good residence property in the best part of town asking 1876 dollars. Inquire of J. J. Cosgrove in Tionke Iowa.

J. J. Cosgrove Tionke Iowa

Titonka Calf Club Wins Top Honors at County Fair

The Titonka Calf Club earned high praise for judging work at the county fair in Algona last week. Members Andrew Jangseh Raymond Bartlett and Henry Swalva swept the top three positions first second and third. Prizes include trips to the International Stock Show in Chicago and to the Iowa Dairy Congress or Ames short course. The club also won the laying cup for best judging team.

Titonka Fato Algona Andrew Jangseh Raymond Bartlett Henry Swalva Chicago Iowa Dairy Congress Ames Titanka Calf

Fain Creditors Get Two to Eighteen Percent

Palo Alto hog raiser Harry Fain compromised his bankruptcy with Emmetsburg banks and others. Creditors will receive 2 to 18 percent of claims after a 1920 filing showed assets of 265000 and liabilities of 96800, with a new mortgage and government loan arrangements to cover the estate.

Harry Fain Palo, Alto Spencer W. Crowell Algona Emmetsburg National Bank Emmetsburg National From & Government Land Bank Parks Faln Lst

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Henry Tscbrand Andrew Janssen Titania Andrew RED Cross Hubert Utterback Iowa State Council of Red Cross American Red Cross Utterback Pie Red Press Japan Uteterback Inese Islands American Legion United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Waabkington Department of Agrculture Republican Congress War Finance Corporation Way Finance Corporation Farmers’ Cooperative Association Tha Treasury Aiscounta Federal Farm Loan Board Cooperative Pawer Arizona Internef Department Congress Grow Board of Trade Burt Pioneer Titonka Calf Club
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