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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1932

Page

5

Brookhart Accepts Progressive Nomination for Senate

Senator Smith W. Brookhart accepted the Progressive party nomination in Washington noting he will run solo for Brookhart and criticize Hoover. He urged a three point program funding treasury notes, jobs, and a soldier bonus, and warned of bankruptcy and a changing economy driven by big business and Dawes.

Progressive Party Washington Lhat Will Flight Smith W. Brookhart Des Moines Register Smith W.brookhart Brookhart Hoover

Reformed Ladies Aid Meet At Church

The Ladies of the Reformed church will meet next Wednesday October at the church inaxement Mesdames Dick and Ben U Meyer hostesses. You are invited to attend.

Ladies of the Reformed Church Ben U. ‘Meyer

Ballville Daily Ndwa-Democrat lists St. Clair tax roll

A Ballville edition features an extensive St. Clair county tax list with dense entries and page counts. The document outlines local assessments and property details from the county tax rolls.

Ballville Ndwa-Democrat St. Clair County

Tuffalo Easy Bees Meeting Hosts Demonstrate Crafts

The 4 H Club gathers Saturday October 1 at Astelle Bon acker’s home with Lorraine Peterson and Estelle hosting. Demonstrations cover lamp shades and rug making. Members are reminded to bring their materials.

4.H Astelle Bonacker Lorraine Peterson Estelle

Honey consignment heads to Chicago for wholesale sale

R. L. Krantz drove from the area to Chicago with a truckload of strained honey totaling three and three quarters tons. He left at 2 a m and expected to reach Chicago early Monday morning to sell the shipment at wholesale prices. Last year producers trucked honey to Sioux City, but the Farm Holiday movement requires shipments east this time.

R. L. Krantz Chicago Rev. Gartner Krantz Sioux City

Mrs Sophia Conradi to Build New Residence This Fall

Mrs Sophia Conradi has closed on a lot south of the Falk residence, purchsed from John K. Rippentrop. She plans a ihungala residence to be erected this fall, with work to begin soon so completion is sought by November first.

Sophia Conradi A. G. Falk John K. Rippentrop Ihungala

Bacons Visit Relatives in Illinois and Iowa

Mr and Mrs Mark Bacon travel by car to visit relatives in Iowa and Freeport Winslow area. They plan to stay a week to ten days and will visit their daughter and family in Iowa alley and other kin in Freeport St. Thay.

Bacons Illinois Mark Bacon Towa Winols

Journey Through Wisconsin Ties Kin Across States

Frank Raynolis travels with his mother Mrs. M Reynolds to Wisconsin visiting Milledgeville and Monroa to see Mrs Reynolds sister and brother O Lamoreux and Chas Reynolds. they plan several days with Mr and Mrs J F Briggs in Iron River and visit other relatives and friends.

Wipiots Wisconsin Frank Raynolis Iis M. Reynolds Jett Ngis Milledgeville, Ti J. F. Briggs Iron River Wis

Prosperous Co Operative Oil Company Set To Pay Large Dividend

At the annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon October 4, the K and H Coop Oil company will distribute the largest dividend yet. Gasoline refunds near three cents a gallon, kerosene about two cents, fabricating oil over ten cents a gallon and greases a little over two cents a pound. In two years the company earned 22401.12 from patrols and sold 19705 gallons of gas and kerosene, almost six carloads of lubricating oil and over six tons of greases. Sales to tourists and nonmembers topped 8000 last year, helping profits cover about half of overhead. Over 500 members, eight percent stock interest, payable by cash or patronage. Operating in Wesley, Titonka, Corwith, with other nearby customers. Attendance invited at Kleinpeters Hall on October 4. a nice program planned. A few farmers hope to disrupt when checks are distributed.

K & H Coop Oil Company Wesley Titonka Corwith Kleinpeters Hall

Fishermen bring home prize catches on Winnie Lake trip

Ha Hansen retired Monday from a week long fishing trip at Bena Minnesota on Winnie Lake. Des Moines Mr Bobbenhouse and Roland Shaw of Minneapolis plus two Des Moines parties accompanied him. Bobbenhouse landed a a% pound wall eye and Shaw a 5% pound walleye pike. High winds hampered the fishing at times and Ernest lost tackle but returned with spirits and a kit worth about one hundred dollars.

Hansen Ruddangler Bena Minn Big Winnie Lake H.B. Bobbenhouse Des Moines Roland Shaw Minneapolis Mr. Bobbenhouse H. A Ipke Ernest

Farmers Tax Meeting Nearing Date In Local Vicinity

Farmers of the locality will hold a meeting on an early date to discuss the tax question. Watch the topic for the exact date and the program.

Golfing visit and a death in Algona

Visited Golf Grounds W H Stott H C Schwappe and Prof Dunmire drove to Swea City Sunday to chase balls on the local course for health and exercise. Fred Wehler Algona jeweler died Tuesday morning at six oclock after arthritis and complications was moved to Algona hospital with arrangements pending at news time. Farm mortgage loans for farm credit have declined since 1928 and now approach spring 1926 levels with about 10 percent invested in mortgages.

W. H. Stott H. C. Schwappe Prof. Dunmire Swea City Fred Wehler Algona Ted Algona Jeweler Algona “Hospital Bursau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture

Teal hunting opens with strong figures in western Iowa

Mr A B Rapp secretary of the Fish and Game commission reports several flocks of teal on lakes and ponds in the western part of the state near Council Bluffs. Birds have entered the territory in days prior with pawl taila sightings noted but unauthenticated. Evidence points to a successful opening hunt starting at 12 o'clock noon Saturday Oct 1 1933.

Dirks A. B. Rapp Fish and Game Commission Council Bluffs Rapp

Chrocks Report Irregularities in Kossuth County

State checkers reported irregularities in Kossuth County treasurer records on Saturday. Personal checks totaling $2609.21 drawn by Treasurer Harry M. Ixrune were carried as cash items with Coroner Leon M. Merritt collecting unlisted sums. Depository accounts in the county are said to be in arrears. Assessor A J Seller owes $492, P A Solvig $122.15, and Henry C Nelson $62. collection will be made by the county attorney.

Kossuth Harry M. Ixrune Cnah Itama Leon M. Merritt John Harving Sorenson C. Fred Porter A. J. Seller P. A. Solvig Henry C. Nelson Chockars Sall Des ‘Moines Register

Death notice for John W DeNul in Lynden Washington

John W DeNul of Washington died Saturday evening at 5 oclock, his sister in law Mrs John W DeNul of Lynden wishes to inform. A A Dressman of Lakota and H A Wagner of Buffalo Center are related to the deceased by marriage. A brief life history will be printed when received.

John W. DeNul Washington Henry Ohn W.denul Lynden A. A. Dressman H. A. Wagner Buffalo Center

Titouka Library Tuesday and Saturday hours listed

The Titouka Public Library offers open hours on Tuesdays from 12 to 1 p m and Saturdays from 2 to 5 p m Readings note that 64 books were loaned on Saturday September 24 and 24 books on Tuesday September 27 The pay shelf includes The Good Earth by Buck Obscure Destinies by Willa Cather Charming Sally by Maud Lovelace State Fair by Phil Strong Ginger Sister by Kathleen Norris The Bishop Murder Case by Van Dine The Green Murder Case by Van Dine

Titouka Public Library Paart Buck Willa Cather

Carelessness Cited as Cause of Many Hunter Fatalities

An old warning outlines seven million hunters pursuing their game in the United States and stresses safety to prevent deaths and injuries from carelessness. The list advises not carrying loaded guns in vehicles, checking firearms before loading, not crossing fences with guns, avoiding firearms around water, never leaving loaded guns unattended, and ensuring no people or animals are in the line of fire before shooting.

United States

Feminine Anglora Angling Plan At Connecticut Streams

Daily Gate City reports Connecticut Fish and Game Commissioner Beck plans to lease streams for women anglers only. If approved, warden force may be expanded to enforce the rule. The idea aims to give wives and sisters exclusive trout access, while men sit by.

Connecticut Gate City Forea

Iannie Ailts Weds Buffalo Center Man

Miss Pannie Allis daughter of Mr and Mrs George Allis Lakota wed Mt Melford Dingland of Buffalo Center Iowa Dec 10 at Wagner church. After a short honeymoon they settled on his father’s farm near Buffalo Center. Choir shower and lunch followed. Relatives extend wishes for happiness and prosperity.

Pannie Allis George Allis Lakota Wagner Ben Allits Mt. Melford Dingland Buffalo Center Iowa Kossuth County Reformed Church

Principles Guiding P T A Actions and Goals

The text outlines PTA aims focusing on child welfare and public school support as core, with democratic, non-political, non-sectarian, and cooperative governance. It emphasizes voluntary participation, private handling of grievances, broad organizational unity, and mutual cooperation over entertainment or profits.

Dairy Cattle Congress Ready at Waterloo Iowa

Final arrangements are rapidly completed for the Twin Annual Exposition of the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa October bid to 3 with an outstanding program and national prominence due to the cancellation of the National Dairy Show. About 1 000 head of dairy cattle 4-H entries 36 4-H dairy clubs entries for trophies and over $3 000 in premiums. The event includes Belgian horse show Waddle Horse division 75 horses 600 boys and 500 girls in 4-H Girls Club. Exhibits fill three major buildings and 30 acres with 70 percent exhibitors and a full educational exhibit by the U S Department of Agriculture. A large amusement program 18 acts and 14 bands along with a Society Horse Show and music for a packed afternoon and evening schedule.

Dairy Cattle Congress Ready Waterloo Dair Dairy Cate Tle Congress Bence Congress America Masachusetts Téids Aga Wall Ag Dinetsen U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers For Coming Year

At the September meeting the Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year including President Mathilde Falk and Vice President Mary Sartor. New executive board members Jennie Breen Carrie Bonacker and Mary Young will join, with installation planned at Mary Sartor’s home on Tuesday evening October 4th.

Mathilde Falk Mary Sartor Esthar Askin Olive Brung Irena Petersen Camilla Cooner Sadie Denton Wisetet Aliee Mayfield Pearl Rickless Jennie Breen Carrie Bonacker Mary Young Mathilda Falk Denton Hva. Petersen Lal's Estella Mae ‘Breen Alles ‘Mayeld Margaret Wentz Laura Angen Mathilda Ale Cantiia Gooper Eliza Angley Comfumity Service and Welfare Departments Depent Knoxville Swea City Wuedday Martha Bonuckser Mary Battot Inea ‘Wolfe Irena Peterdaff Sacha Denton Latra Hansen Mathilda Petersai Algona Unit Ota9 Nelson A Whick Ware Muehenda Bagi Unt Hilftalo Getitar

Methodists Plan Sunday Rally at 7 PM

Church notes announce no services after Sunday except Sunday Solid! at 7 PM. Promotion and Rally Day will be held at that time. The message urges participation and support from the congregation.

Lutheran Church Notes from Rockwell Service Details

Lutheran church notes record infant Amy Jean Fisher baptized last Sunday with sponsors Kahlstorf and Mrs John Pouslseth. Lord's supper to be celebrated. Religious instruction every Saturday at 8. Confirmation class organized for next spring. Luther League led by Miss Emma Fritz. next meeting last Sunday evening in October. District Luther League to meet in Rockwell on October 8. Choir rehearsal next Wednesday at 7:30. Sunday School at 9:30. Young people to meet at Fred Stecker’s Thursday evening.

Amy Jean Frank Fisher Aia Kahlstorf John Pouslseth Luthor League Emma Fritz Herman Fritz District Luther League Rockwell Iowa Wlenie'rokst Fred Stecker Hare

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Senate Brockhart Andrew Mellon Stata Roosevelt L. W., Bohner Malyen Rougevelt Moville Chariton Treasury Lo War Times Dawes Charles Dawes Reconstruction France Corp Wabash Dawes Ibank Mr. Brookhart Reformed Ladies Aid Meet K. & WW. Cooperative Oil Company Pala Ifannie Ailts Drother Ben Allis Legion Auxiliary Notes Methodist Church Lutheran Church Notes
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