Titonka Area Newspaper Subscriptions Rates Notice
Public notice outlines subscription terms for the Titonka trade territory and Kossuth County. Rates include 1.60 yearly in advance for Beauth County and Titonka area, 2.00 outside Kossuth, 2.59 to Canada and foreign countries. Subscriptions may continue or be discontinued by subscriber or publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houké
Iowa
Mattar
Beauth County
Titonka
Kossuth
Canada
Woden News Social Roundup Includes Many Local Visits
Mr and Mrs C W Goslin attended funeral services in Eagle Grove for Goslin s mother after a long illness. Mrs J C Helm and Mrs Chas Christensen hosted Presbyterian ladies at the Helm home Thursday afternoon. John DeWaard visited Miss Nanty Peters Sunday. Helene Gerdes, enrolled at Mason City beauty school, spent Sunday with parental Albert Gerdes. Ted Bode and daughter Marilyn Kay of Ceylon Minn visited John Bode and Fritz T Gerdes homes. Bode daughter stayed Monday evening. George Pommer and daughter Hanna Mae were dinner guests at the Dick Franzen home. Irene Milbrandt of Elmore visited Ted Hinders. Mrs Fred Reitter and Mrs George Bilis of near Britt visited there. Clarence Atti hosted a birthday party for D W Senne with relatives from Thompson Titonka and Woden attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Goslin
Eagle Grove
Mr. Goslin
J. C. Helm
Chas. Christensen
Helm
John DeWaard
Nanty Peters
Helene Gerdes
Mason City
Albert, Gerdes
Ted Bode
Marilyn Kay
Ceylon
Minn
John Bode
Fritz T. Gerdes
George Bilis
Near Britt
Clarence Atti
D. W. Senne
Thompson, Titonica
Wolden
Mia
Dick Boyken
Wellsburg
Dan Dye
Clear Lake
Orrie Slattenow
Iowa Falls
Joe Bilyeu
Birchdale
Forest Lackore
Emma Hanson
Waseca
Normagene Smith
Forest City
Hans Smith
Herman Buns
Bobbs
Martin Smith
Saturda
Emma. Hanson
Lackore
Jesse Lackore
C. B. Mitchell
Storm Lake
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Mertie Hinders
Hamilton Business College
Tom Hinders
Ruby Pettelko
Charles Holmes
Ole A. Hanna
Ted Hinders
Fred Reitter
Britt
Dick Hart
Irish Hospital
David Alan
Clifford Christensen
Blooming Prairie
Dale Rittenhouse
Arlys Kay
Estella
Ludeking
Marvin K
Bob Peterson
Des Moines
William Baack
Springfield
S. C
George T. Gerdes
Alfred Han~na
Clifford Eisenmann
Leach Lake
Caroline Buns
St. Louis
Bill Koch
Fred Koch
Wilbur Schram
Titonia
Arthur Mitchell
Sarah Schroeder
Burt
Mitchell
William Tindall
Montezuma
W. L. Tindall
Ted Gerdes
Free Church Meeting at Wesley Congregational
The western annual meeting of Evangelical Free Churches will be hosted by the Wesley Congregational Church from Thursday to Sunday, September 24 to 27, with Harvest Home Festival closing. Pastors and delegates from conference churches will stay in local homes and attend meals at the church. Speakers include Rev. J. O. Jacobsen Thief River Falls Minn Rev. E. D. Hartmark Paynesville Minn Rev. Lindstrom Rev. Newlin Rev. John Ellefson LaCrosse Wis Rev. 0. M. Jonsvold Chicago Rev. D. R. Anderson Rev. B. J. Johnson and Rev. O. M. Johnson pastor of the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Congregational Sley
Evangelical Free Churches
J. O. Jacobsen
Thief River Falls
Minn
E. D. Hartmark
Paynesville
Lindstrom
Newlin
John Ellefson
LaCrosse
Wis
M. Jonsvold
Chicago
D. R. Anderson
B. J. Johnson
O. M. Johnson
Wellsburg visit and area social notes
Monday time spent with relatives in Wellsburg noted. Many locals and visitors from Clear Lake Iowa Falls Mason City Britt Des Moines and Forest City joined family gatherings funerals and church events. A son David Alan Hart was born at Irish hospital Forest City. army departure for Fred Koch of Wellsburg announced.
Fragments of Folksy Musings and Local Quips
A column of humorous and reflective vignettes notes quirky observations from daily life. It ribaldly questions taxes and public works while sharing farm wisdom, odd quotes, and cultural jabs. The piece riffs on myths about plants, gas quality, and a mix of social commentary with light, anecdotal humor.
Curbing Disease Is Poultryman's Fall Problem
County poultrymen face disease and parasite risks as pullet flocks begin laying. County agent A L Brown urges fall flock health through selective culling old hens, moving them to small houses or selling diseased birds, thorough cleaning with rye-water solution, coal tar disinfectant spray, and separate confinement to prevent overcrowding and ensure maximum production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
A. L. Brown
W. M. Vernon
Iowa State Colleges Extension
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief for Constipation Spells
A Witwatersrand druggist promotes Adlerika as a pleasant laxative that acts quickly to relieve constipation and gas pains. The ad claims ten years of use with fast bowel clearance and urges readers to obtain Adlerika today, Denton shop listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Farm trucks face wartime use rules after November 18
A General Order from the Office of Defense Transportation tightens rules on non farm owned trucks and adds farm carrier equipment to wartime controls. Farmers must apply for a Certificate of War Necessity to operate after mid November, obtain blanks from Mason City field reps, carry the certificate on the vehicle, and follow mileage, fuel, and tire inspection requirements. A weekly operation record may be required and leasing options could be used. Farm tractors pulling field implements are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perimittda
A. L. Brown
Office of Defense Transportation
Mr. Brown
Mason City
ODT
Office of Price Administration
4H Club Program To Be Maintained In Kossuth
The 4-H club year begins in October with enrollment for both boys and girls. Emphasis on starting new members to aid the war effort through bond and stamp drives and scrap campaigns. Local meetings continue as leaders manage re enrollment and war activities, highlighting the role of youth in supporting munitions and power plant needs.
Woden Ladies Resume Red Cross Work At Schoolhouse
Woden Red Cross sewing and knitting will resume for the year. The first meeting is Friday afternoon September 26 at 1 30 at the schoolhouse. All are urged to attend as there is a large amount of work to be done. An Iowa State College extension service economist urges cattle feeders to target more meat and proper kind, even if it means sacrificing fancy quality. Read the Want Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden—Red Cross
Iowa
Carl Malone
Iowa State College Extension Service
The Useful Feel Short Hen Production Decline
A fragment noting that hens in their second year lay about 70 to 80 percent of their first year output, reflecting a common decline in egg production for aging layers.
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Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
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Portland
Woden Ladies
Red Cross
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S. B. French Lumber Co
Tyke Theatre
Marsha Hunt and
Lee Bowman
Red Skelton
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Old California
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