Newspaper Subscription Rates Across Regions
The notice lists annual subscription prices: 200 dollars in advance within the county and Titonka trade territory, 2.60 dollars outside Kossuth County and Titonka, and 2.00 dollars to armed service members in Canada. Subscriptions remain within the county or Titonka area as continuing yearly unless canceled by the subscriber or at the publisher’s discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talaphdhe Nanber
Advancd Jf
Wth
Titonka
Efade
Kossuth
Sory
Canada
Bard
Conttrias
Armed Service
Papara
Go ‘Ag
Pointe
Divorce Petition Seeks Custody in Kossuth Iowa
The district court in Kossuth County Iowa hears a petition by Cecil DeVane Black for an absolute divorce from Mabel Black on grounds of wilful desertion for over two years. The suit asks for custody of three minor children Charlotte Montie and Lyle Black and other relief as just. Respondent is ordered to appear by October 20 1945 in Algona Iowa or risk default and judgment. Attorney E J Van Ness represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Black
Montie Black
Lyle Black
Algona
Kossuth
Iowa
E. J. van Ness
New Hesse Building
Rationing Calendar and Safety Awards Report
The notice lists rationing stamps for sugar canned goods meat butter oils and shoes with validity dates through 1945 and mentions Air lines receiving Safety Council certificates for a year without accidents or fatalities on inter American routes in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inter-American Safety Council
Cornstalk Cutter May Substitute for Binder in Iowa Fields
Agricultural engineers at Iowa State College report a homemade sleed type corn stalk cutter, operated by two men, can cut and shock 5 to 6 acres per day. The article details shock spacing, knotting method, and construction tips using 2x6 or 2x8 skids, 26 inch knives, and a 16 inch coulter, with building plans available from county extension or ISU Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Easy Money and Easy Cakes in a Weathered Farm Tale
Banty McCann seeks quick cash by growing cukes and selling at market while Hamp Anderson dodges government limits on profits. A dry fall, flood fears, hog troubles, and Aunt Mat pin the pair to a struggle between ambition and regulation as cucumber prices loom at $3.10 a tub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banty McCann
Hamp Anderson
Mesa
Gov'mint
Mat
Hamp
Banty
Aunt Mat
Tom
Lonnie
Mooney
Community notes cover visits and travels across Wesley area
Local residents report visits and events including Viola Brudar hosting at Osberville, Ensign Gerald Studer departing for Des Moines then to a naval post, and several family travel updates. Also noted are hospital stays, church group meetings, a farm oil station sale, a baby birth at Mercy Mason City, and a baptism of community ties with funerals and family visits across Britt, Titonka, Buffalo Center, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryil
Metter
Nandy Doughan
Wiener Road
The
Catholic Missionary Society
Wilfred Loebig
Evyroul Loebig
Henry Haverly
Clarence Haverly
Dundee
Ill
Ernest Sheets
Florence Reno
Tulsa
Lester Larson
Hutchins Bible Study Club
Sylvia Ann Gerdes
Iowa City
L. T. Root
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Nowman Allison
Tony
Root
Allison
Bud Hauptman
Morni
George
Urban Neuroth
Ed Hildman
Menango
N. D
Oliver Young
Titonka
J. T. Meurer
Charyll
Jimmie
Elkader
Vincent Cruise
Cruise
Rose Lichteig
Helen
Ruth
Joe Smith
Buffalo Center
Dennis Lichteig
Clear Lake
John Lichteig
Diane Kleinpeter
Patty
Alice Richtsmeier
Good Council Academy
Mankato
al Richtsmeter
Matt Becker
Becker
Loraine
Jack Sherman
Fort Dodge
Frank Ricke
Boone
Lawrence Rickes
Williams
Roman Rickes
Bancroft
Raymond Ricke
George Goetz
Dorothy Shauer
Waverly
Dave and Keecee Trade in a 1799 Copper Cent Ruse
An unnamed narrator recounts a soda counter caper with Dave and Keecee the boy. Keecee attempts small time coin trickery, Dave lets him win then outsmarts him by exposing a genuine 1799 copper cent. The tale mixes mischief with a coin collecting angle as Keecee seeks the valuable coin.
Touch Up Appliances with Quid Enamel
Touch up chipped and scratched areas on appliances to keep them looking new. Shake the enamel container well and apply with the attached brush. Thin cover up is available in many colors for porcelain enameled surfaces including bathrooms and washing machines.
What to Do With Soft Corn for Landlords and Tenants
Iowa landowners sharing crop shares face immature corn if frost arrives. State College economists advise two options: sell the field share after harvest or arrange with tenants to feed cattle. Selling in the field may be best if much of the crop is unmerchantable. adjust prices and ensure the tenant can farm next year if they buy the corn. A cooperative feeding plan could work, with alfalfa-bromegrass feeding costs and fall feedings considered. Hog houses require ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa State College Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tional Editorial Ssociation
District Court OF
Kossuth County
Cecil Devane Black
Mabel Black
W. F. Hamastreet
M. D
M. Citonka
Pierre Sartor
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Petersen Building
M. F. Calhoun
Titonka, Towa
H. J. Torgersen Mentitt
Gametreet
Titonksa, In
Robert E. Wagner
L. A. Winkel
Hutchison
Algona, In
E. J. van Ness Law Offices
Delia Welter
New Horse
W. L. Tindall
D. O
Wodén
Burger’s Recreation Parlor
Elsie Williams
Wesley News
John Hutchison
Rochester
Rowin T. Strayer
MéCrute Newspaper Syndicate
Keacee
Dave
Reecee
Keecee
Legion
Lynn Kerns
Eddie Willahrt
AL Menke
Lanesboro Produce & Hatchery
Burt
Armstrong
Tyke Theatre
Vera Lynn
Donald Stewart
the Thin Man
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Paul Muni
Larry Parks
Army
Navy
And
Marine Corps
Hamilton Hatchery
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