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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
4
Local residents share arrival from South Dakota and Des Moines updates. Health concerns and surgeries are noted, with many visits, schooling changes, farm work, and road conditions affecting daily life around Burt and Algona.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rost at Dubuque on Saturday March 26. Mrs Rost was formerly Miss Anna Dickman of this place.
Mr and Mrs C C Rippentrop hosted visitors at the Tom Smith home Wednesday. Mrs H Hasbrok and Louis Brinkman stopped by the B Johnson home. Mrs Paul Hertske and child visited Thompson and Charlie Leighs family as they prepare to move to Montana. Ernest Tragamar called at H Nitz home. Theumatism troubled Mrs R Johnson for several days. The Helmer youth and Louis Brinkman spent Tuesday evening at Willard home. Mrs W Olthoff and Elnora visited C C Hippentrop Thursday. Anton Helmer called at H H Furst home. Herman Nitz C C Hippentrop and Otto visited Ernest Trasamar Wednesday evening. Bruce Smith assisted T Dorenbash in driving cattle Friday. Mr and Mrs Ed St Smith visited C C Wippentrop home Sunday.
Sunday visits at multiple homes include Mr and Mrs A Furst and Sir ane Sirs Jean Craig at the Helmer and Briggs residences. A wagon accident sent the driver to the hospital and a crew moved a tile hauler shack to a new camp. Several residents, including Miss Hilda of Blue Earth, undergo medical events or travel to Thompson, Dakota.
Little Lillie White suffered a likely eye injury from a accident while playing. several Burt residents attend church and social events. changes in local business ownership occur as Paul Dettman buys the Burt barber shop. Miss Marie Rhundke and Stanley Keith wed. numerous Burt families host visits and attend services, meetings, and gatherings.
Readers are encouraged to report notable life events and incidents such as marriages, divorces, embezzlement, births, fires, farm sales, or arrivals in town. Submit tips by mail or telephone to ensure timely coverage.
A country church in Nodaway County Missouri named Harmony grows as a community center under preacher Green. He promotes organizing people for roads, schools, lectures, and social events, aiming to unite residents beyond creed while fostering religion as social improvement.
H P Christensen has been on the sick list for the past week. L B Larson and John Gleson visited Algona on Saturday. Misa Rota Jensons aided Mrs Gen Lijreon with housework. Ruth Andrews returned to Algona after a week’s school vacation. Mr and Mrs Wm Lehman were in Algona Friday. The Kutebeureuther and Andrews are mentioned in local notices.
Henrietta Sleper visited at her sister Mrs W H Winters home. Alvin Fred son of Mr and Mrs W B Vahnke died following convulsions and brain fever. Alvin Vahnke’s funeral drew neighbors from Klemme. Several residents reported calls and social visits at Hippin, Limberg, Harms, Jutting, and Wessels homes. A surgical operation on Fred Winkleman for appendicitis succeeded, and Abbe Winters bought a new Chevrolet from Harry Gilbert.
The Primary Room reports strong attendance with Martha Stecker returning after illness since February 12. Several students changed status through moves and absences, while Louise Senne resumes the year and others recover from illness. Examinations are upcoming with teachers and Tiny Tots to share a treat from Annie and Pearl Javers celebrating birthdays.
The article discusses efforts to establish local agricultural advisors funded partly by government and local funds, highlighting a district inspector role and the value of farm guidance. It also notes J T Starnit’s parole application being denied by the State Board of Parole at its June meeting due to a short remaining sentence.
Six numbers for twenty five cents issued by Hygienist Publishing promise useful health information. The magazine, based in Denver, aims to teach how to get and remain well. Readers may obtain these numbers by sending payment to the Majestic Building address.
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