Krull Dustin Wed In Algona On August Fourteen
Learned Monday that Claus Krull and Miss Pearl Dustin were married at Algona by a Justice of the Peace on August 14. The groom followed farming, living in his bachelor quarters before this union. The couple will reside on the Krull farm in Union Township. relatives note the Dustin family has long farmed the area. The community extends congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Tople
Guy Krull
Miss Pearl Dustin Ware
Algona
Mie Peace
Krull
Benedicts
Claus Jan
Guitqio
Jam
Adr
John Krull
C. C. Dustin
Wedding in Alexander Iowa for Janssen Kieslich
The Otto Kieslich home near Alexander Iowa hosted a wedding last Tuesday when Blanche Kieslich wed Harmon Janssen Rev W T Janssen officiated. Guests included Rev and Mrs Janssen and many local residents with a pink and white decor and yellow carsette dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Iowa
Otto Kieslich
Mexander
Blanche Beime
Harman Janssen
Yoon
W. T. Janssen
Alice Peters
Jenny
Ben Pail
Georgia Paters
Mendelsohn
Carsette
Wers
Janssen
Kings, Ill
N. E. Polkerts
Forreston Ih
John Douglas
Lowell
S. W. Orsbon
Hampton
Chili
Mint Bildrany
Ashe
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Towa
Chronicle
Attorney Williams Faces Court Disbarment Proceedings
The Right County Monitor reports disbarment actions against Mason City attorney J E Williams. The petition to Judge Sherwood Clock cites testimonies from Lulu Rader and her brothers Roy Charles and Glen Miller, with Commissioner Tessie Archerd appointed to expedite the case. Trial set under Iowa law with three judges to preside. timing and location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right County Monitor
Wiliams
Crimin
Mason City
Kossuth
Omiey Williams
Tnd
Montag
J. E. Wills
Lulu Rader
Turl
Sherwood Clock
Htt
I Roy
Charles
Glen Miller
Ion City
Lulu
Williams
Kader
Clack
Tessie N. Archerd
Alg
Iy County
Blue
Clarion
Ip Woltes
Iowa
Local notes and visits fill Algona area town page
A county seat roundup lists Tres Grady Smith and Frank Fisher on business, Miss Margaret Bagley visiting, Mrs. Downs driving to Wesley, Dr. Ball at the Gray County fair, and Mrs. Jennings ill with blood poisoning. Several residents travel to nearby towns, attend events, or visit relatives while others face minor incidents and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Smith
Frank Fisher
Vear
Margaret Bagley
Bagley
Harry McElroy
Burt
Ball
Spencer
H. A. Jennings
Torgensen
Des Moines
George H. Breen
Woden
J. D. Breen
W. D. Boyken
Algona Hospital
G. A. Baker
Crady Smith
A. Wl. Petersen
Henry Schweppe
al. James
HC. Schieppe
Arnold Schweppe
Charley Missman
Ruth Sauwires
Helen Squires
B. H. Winter
Jeans
Morris, Minn
John Cadsell
Titonka
Justice Dawson
Algona
P. J. Heiken
Hartman
St. Louis
Janesville
Wisconsin
Albert. Meyer
L. Helmers
Lakota
South Dakota
Mr. Meyer
Christ Wagens
Ada Wagens
Harry Boulkes
Harry
Helen
Forreston
Ilinois
Jake Wagens
R. L. Krantz
Fred Boyken
St. Paul
Rebec Loage
Tonka
My Choice For The Presidency
A voter grapples with picking between Hoover and Smith as the two major party contenders. The writer critiques party machinery and emphasizes distrust of political graft, religious zeal, and farm relief promises while weighing Hoover’s war relief record and Smith’s New York governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
White House
Hoover
Smith
New York
Hoover l
Las Hot
Mississippi Valley
Tammany Hall
Schmidtitters Visit Portland Family Here For Week
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schmidt and family from Portland Oregon visited relatives in Titanica last week driving six days to reach the community. Schmidt is a former painter and paper hanger now with Maytag Washing Machine Company selling in Iowa. he was calling on old friends in Titanica Monday. Epworth League gave farewell party for Oscar Blanchard who leaves for Ames to study Animal Husbandry in the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wm. Schmidt
Oregon
Henest Schmidt
Henry
Fred
Ernest
George
Bill
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Newton
Iowa
Schmidt
Epworth League
M. EB. Chrch
Oscar Blanchard
Oscar
Ames
School Enrolment and Calf Club Push Promoted by County Agent
The note details current school enrolment by grade totals and announces student leadership for the senior and junior classes. It reports a 21 pupil rise from last year, mentions the baseball team’s 2 to 1 loss at Thompson, and notes active efforts by Glee Clubs and the orchestra. County Agent Frank Barker urges formation of a beef calf club, outlining age range, breed flexibility, feeding tips, and aims to engage boys and girls in developing calf projects amid favorable corn and grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scion
Carl Callies
Kermit Largan
Florence Reynolds
Sec.Treas
Miss Rice
Alice Sartor
Erwin Eden
Phydet Petersen
Sec.-Treas
Crisey
Spongor
Thompson
Shard Worl
de ME
Iossuth
Kossuth
Argad
Praik Barker
Frank Barker
A Dry Debate on Votes Between Smith Hoover and Party Woes
A speaker weighs support for Smith against Hoover amid Prohibition and farm welfare debates. He favors Hoover for law enforcement and farm policy, despite personal reluctance, vowing to vote. He prays for divine aid as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Coolidge
Nquor
Hoover
Thistle pest may be beaten say university expert
In Pipestone County Minnesota the Canada thistle threatens widespread infestation. University of Minnesota agronomist A C Arny suggests eradicating by planting alfalfa, proper soil prep, lime, and careful mowing. Alfalfa outgrows thistles and, with regular harvests, may eliminate them within a few years. Methods include hoeing, smothering with paper, or using sodium chlorate solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Pipestone
K. Chickman
A. C. Amy
University of Minnesota
Arny
A Good Sidewalk Farmer
Archie Hutchison of Kossuth County earns praise as a top farmer. His Oakdale farm east of Burt is noted for improvement and he plans further development south of Algona, purchasing a carload of agricultural lime and a spreader for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hutchison
Kossuth County
Oakdale
Burt Atl
Algona
Court docket stacks up local cases for early week sessions
Court convenes this week with numerous damage suits and personal injury claims. Plaintiffs include Fay Boehme of Port Dodge seeking 5000 from G B Turner for injuries in a Fort Dodge accident. H B Hanson of Elmore seeking 295 from Robert Vincent after a summer crash. W S Hanna as administrator seeks 325000 from Central States Electric Co and Iowa Public Service Co over a Corwith electrocution incident. Loyal Gingrich of Lakota sues Sheriff L E Hovey for 5000 alleging false arrest. Stockholders of the defunct Algona State Bank contest 100 percent assessment, arguing stockholders not liable if the bank’s closing predated their ownership. list includes H J Bode, M P Christiansen, Dr C H Cretameyer, Gen L Galbraith, N A Smith, Rana Smith, W Z Naudain, and B J Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauie Swanson
Win Swanson
Sam Drew
Laura Drew
Edith Hoeck
Henry C. Hoeck
Lizabeth Anderson
Jos, Anderson
Bertha Shilts
Prank Shilts
Fay Boehme
Port Dodge
G. B. Turner
Fort Dodge
H. B. Hanson
Elmore
Robert Vincent
Algona
Vincent
Hanson
Hilfine
W .S. Hanna
Maine
Floris
Corwith
Central States Electric Co
Lowa
Algona State Bank
H. J. Bode
M. P. Christiansen
C H. Cretameyer
Gen. L. Galbraith
N. A. Smith
Rana Smith
W. 2. Naudain
BJ. Hough
Wm. Galbraith
Lutheran Church Notices Include Meetings and Services
The Luther League hosts a meal next Sunday at 7 PM. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs N Heeseh's home Wednesday at 2 PM October 3. Confirmation instruction Saturday at 1 PM. English service next Sunday at 10 30 AM. Su nday prayer at 9 80 AM.
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Luther League
Ladies Aid
Man From Ledyard Faces Comedy Like Heist At School
Theodore Go hel of Ledyard attempted a mock robbery at a Springfield township schoolhouse after hours. He wore a pulled-down hat and gun, demanded money, and laughed as the teacher complied. He paid fines totaling 15,090 dollars plus 10 dollars for carrying a barcon against the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gohel
Ledyard
Springfield Township
Theodore
T. D. Mor
Squires Brothers Attend Cherokee Methodist Conference
Rev. G M Squires left Tuesday for Cherokee to attend the annual conference of the Methodist church in the Algona District. There will be no preaching services next Sunday at Tifonka or Doan due to his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squires
G. M. Squires
Methodist Church
Algona
Tifonka
Doan
Farm Bureau Board Targets Weed Pests In Lakota Meeting
The executive board of the Farm Bureau met in Lakota and declared weed eradication a major goal. Canada thistles threaten many Kossuth county farms and a subsequent article outlines pest control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Bureau
Lakota
Kossuth
Rippentrop Family Surprises Mrs. Rippentrop on 70th Birthday
Mrs. John E K Rippentrop celebrates her seventieth birthday with a large surprise visit from about eighty relatives and friends. Ice cream and cake were served as attendees joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rippentrop
John EK. Rippentrop
Frost Nips Gardens as Farmers Brace for Plow Time
A Sunday frost touched gardens while light frosts continued Monday. Ninety percent of the corn remains standing and is expected to dry, aiding fall plowing. Rev. W Schoenlein departed for Le Mars Monday to attend a German Lutheran district conference, returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenlein
W. Schoenlein
le Mars
Birthday Celebration for Clarence Winter’s Wife
Mrs Clarence Winter and relatives hosted a Sunday gathering in Morris Minnesota to honor Clarenée Winter on her 34th birthday. Attending were My and B H Winter and daughter, and Mr and Mrs W J Denton with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Winter
Clarenée
B. H. Winter
Morris
Minnesota
W. J. Denton
Plapper’s column serves as tonic for a solemn mood
An old West Bent Advance verse extols reading the Plapper’s column in the Journal when blues and gloom strike. It wittily notes a feller’s temperament improves after hearing the column, likening it to a tonic that cuts through gloom and the black claude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plapper
West Bent
Schutter Announces Closing Out Sale October 16
Schutter plans a closing out sale on Tuesday October 16 offering all personal property. He and his wife retire from active farm life though they will stay on the farm to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutter
Altho
Fisher Purchases Meyer Lot For New Fishery Building
Frank Fishery has bought the Betl U Meyer parcels opposite Larson and Nelson Produce House. The site is being cleaned by the new proprietor with plans for a new business building. The property previously housed the Nelson rats which burned down over a year ago.
Bonfire Destroys Nash Bank Assets in Public Burn
In Nash Oklahoma a bonfire burned notes judgments and other banking papers from the failed Farmers State Bank. Auctioneer H L Doc Burgess lit the blaze saying he bought the assets to destroy them and to avoid collectors collecting from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okla
Nash
Farmers State Bank of
H.L .Doc
Burgess
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Aus Krull
Hanche Kieslich
Herman Janssen
J. C
Rurlong
Ray Budlong
Netter
Nedig
Stenzel
C. 2. Downs
Wesley
Key
Aen B. Wood
Union Towns
Telly
High Line
Lutheran Church
Indianapolis
Servo Rose
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