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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
5
The obituary recalls Turow Pan kuk and family roots in Kossuth County, Iowa, noting his arrival in 1893 and decades in the area. He was a son of German Lutheran and German Reformed faiths, survived by a wife and multiple children and grandchildren. Interment followed services conducted by Rev. Mueller and Rev. G Saken.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions possible notices and names with unclear context. The readable portions suggest a brief local item about a people or place and a money matter but details are indeterminate. The fragment lacks coherent facts for a fuller summary.
Report of Committee notes audit of the association books from February 1, 1910 to January 1, 1911. Found overall balance and few clerical errors reported to the board. Names COSGROVE, JAY BUDLONG listed among committee members.
Walter Cowans, star route carrier between Wesley and Titorika, left Monday for Bethany West Vitgiots after a telegram said his aged mother had gasped away He will attend the funeral and visit relatives in his absence Harry Watson will handle the mail at the mall until his return Obituary Ludwig Anker born Germany Sept 22 1823 died March 24 1911 at daughter Mrs Heman Ward Portland township aged 87 years 6 months 2 days He came to Kossuth county from Wisconsin in 1849 and was long a Portland township resident Married Augusta Morin in New York shortly after emigrating Family moved from New York to Wisconsin then to Kossuth County Survived by wife two sons Charles Ly and John H Anker of Ulen Minn and two daughters Mrs H L Ward Burt and Mrs S L Tuttle Tonka Services held at Mrs Ward's home with Rev B S Greene officiating Burial at Portland Cemetery He had breakfast and died a few hours later perhaps from old age Also informal note promoting hat cleaning services by Waterloo Bloom Laundry.
A long critique argues Wall Street controls farm income through insurance funds and major mail order houses. It urges readers to buy locally within the Midwest, build regional industries, and reduce reliance on Wall Street to keep wealth in their communities.
A Des Moines Farm Sense column argues that Wall Street dictates farming prices and production by directing dollars abroad, urging readers to support domestic, value-driven purchasing. It critiques patronage patterns and calls for mindful, local spending to protect farmers and communities.
Four dairy interests in Korsuth county schedule meetings in May or June with Titonka hosting a central event. Ames professors will visit to advise on cows and dairy profits. Travel, board, and expenses will be funded by the creamery funds with each of four creameries sharing one quarter. A band and civic events are also planned for a memorable day.
A notice advertises a high capacity 800 gallon watering tank offered at a low price. Interested buyers are directed to contact Go Dy Welhousen, Secretary, for details.
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