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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1904

Page

5

Kossuth Jubilee Plans Move Forward in Algona

Kossuth County marks its semi centennial with a two day event in Algona, September 28 and 29. Governor Auming and representatives like Geo W Hanna head a slate of speakers in a 500 seat tent. A public dinner will be held on the court house lawn with a large ox barbecue and daily sports and music. Railroad excursion rates are promised for attendees.

Kossuth County Alwonu Auuming Geo W. Hanna Aulanse A. Cai Harvey Targhiaut Call Gardner Cowles Othe Ewes Algana Sing Shere

Centennial rites mark Kossuth County founding at Algona

The September celebration in Algona honors Judge Call and the Call family, early settlers of Kossuth County. Speakers include A W Call and Jonathan Dolliver with Harvey Tughin and Mrs Gardner Cowles also expected. The article recounts Call’s 1849 California journey, town founding, family ties, and Algona’s growth as county seat.

Kossuth County Towa Algona Sioux City A.B. Call Gen Call Dudge Asa CG Sioux Jonathan , Dolliver Fort Dudge United States Harvey Tughin Des Moines Reternal Leader William H. Tughim Kossuth Gardner Cowles Register and Leader Aid Ambrose Call California Ile Central Stries Wih First National Bank of Madge Call Pobenary Fudge Call Cail Geo Lion City Joseph H Los Angeles Prederick Perkins Manchester Hy Mes Bulutel New York Frank B. Miller Cedi Pulls Tow Wiliam EH. Ingram Ossuth County Bank Harvey Ingham Des Moines Register Teatler Judge Call Kossuth County Press Roche Pioneer Press Upper Des Moines- Republican Sioux City Journal

Old Svider Gone In Wisconsin Native John Fuone Mark

John Fuone Mark a Norwegian native who settled four miles NW of town on a Wisconsin homestead and sailed on Lake Michigan. He died last Wednesday at Wool Uyoars after a year of illness, leaving a widow and eleven children with six daughters and five sons. Most of his children were present at the funeral.

John Fuonemark Wesley Norway Ustrade Ysallor Lake Michigan Hora Wisconsin Nottie Duneted Oregon Haangh California Millio

Local Funeral and Moral Sermon Reflections At Wesley Cemetery

Report notes the burial of Kinnous and others by Berg of Seneea at Wesley cemetery after a Friday service. The piece continues with a lengthy religious tract condemning backsliding, idolatry, and moral laxity, urging parents to raise children in Christian faith and warning against compromising with sin.

Konnous Tlunka Henry Marti Josie Kinin Pos Chib Nova We She Ev. N Berg Hone Wesley Cemetery Woeld

Report of the Condition of The First National Bank

A scanned bank condition report for The First National Bank with details of reserves deposits and notes. The document lists assets including U S bonds and banking house values, liabilities such as deposits and notes payable, and confirms the sworn statement by the bank official with notary attestation dated September.

First National Bank U.S Bares Banking House Juralda aLustaty Itlonal Hank VIE Speele A. Traver Caplan Watton Igwa Ioa AL Way Daarug Kun WAY

Forget The Convention Court Session Announced

The Algaun Advance reports next week's court session with mention of fairs and places to visit for leisure. Attendees may combine court time with the fair and social activities.

Algaun

Death Claims Mrs Bila Eden and Mrs Ela Eden in Typhoid Toll

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Bila Eden and Mrs Ela Eden from typhoid fever near town. Funeral services for Mrs Bila Eden were held at the Eden home with Rev A Wellner. interment at Buffalo Cemetery.

Obituary of Mrs. Eden Maden in Buffalo Township

Died at home four miles west and one hill south of Woden Mes Eden wife of Guo Maden died of syphoid fever. Born in Hamswyerren she came to America with her parents and settled in Clarke County Eden April 4 1804. She was a faithful Lutheran member until death. Survived by a stricken husband two children father mother three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Saturday September 10 in Buffalo township cemetery conducted by Rev A G Wollner.

Buffalo Ela Hilbudent A. Wellner Bullaloe Aiickery Ua Eden Hernan Clark Elysium Lerdenth Woden Mes Eden Guo Maden bin Hamswyerren America Clarke Lavas Luth Jesus Buffalo Township A.G. Wollner

Meals for a Day contest in Chicago Record-Herald

The Chicago Record-Herald runs a daily "Meals for a Day" department offering breakfast lunch and dinner menus with recipes. Home makers can submit menus to win cash prizes judged by the paper's household editor. Readers are invited to participate and submit entries for the competition.

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Bachelor Corner Ties With Swea City News

Local brief notes list visits and daily doings around Swea City and nearby towns. Names include Pete Jansen, Miss Bessie Barstlon, Misses Bigelow Brown, Alfred Ward, Mrs Ward, Bennie Hillson, Mord, Engene Kirby, and Edith Gross. Activities cover travels, visits, and homecomings from the State Fair and weekend catchups.

Bessie Barstlon Sioux City W. H. Strickler Sexton Bigelow and Brown Ellis Me Alfred Ward HLA Mr. Andrews Ward Wesley Bennie Hillson Mord Engene Flossia Kirby Edith Gross

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