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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

5

Constantinople Eugene: Charles Scott's Postcard From War News

Charles Scott reports arrival in Constantinople on February 12 1919 amid cold snow and crowded streets. He describes illness threats poor food restricted movement daylight liberty and sights of Dardanelles battles with Turkish and Allied ships. He mentions upcoming Victory Liberty Loan publicity tours including a special Chicago to Iowa rail tour ending May 3 with 186 city stops.

Constantinople Turkey Europe Italy Dardanelles Russia Germany Charles

Corp Tuttle Graduates Into Heavyweight Class

Letter from CORP. C. W. Tuttle of Co. Q 140th Infantry AEF dated March 23 describes a rainy camp near Le Mans with rifle practice and pending move to the coast around early April. He notes homesickness, longing for return, mild humor about weight at 215 pounds, and hopes to see friends soon.

A. BH. F Lemans CORF C. W. Tuttle

Great Lakes Drill Squad and Band Tour Town

The Great Lakes naval drill squad and a thirty piece blue jacket band will tour towns to support the Victory Liberty Loan starting April 6. The squad of twenty four blue jackets will perform drill and practice at naval stations during each stop.

Victory Liberty Loan War Loan Organization Great Lakes Naval Station Chicago Clinton Iowa Dubuque Algona’ S Great’ ‘Lakes Naval Liberty

Social Roundup and Local Visiting Highlights

Mrs. Guy Hart and her daughter stayed at the Miller and Park home while M H Stoddard and sons built a house near Ellsworth and James farm. Numerous visits follow across Bancroft, Burt, Story City, Buffalo Center, Swea City, and George, Iowa, with clubs meeting and relatives dropping by for brief stays.

Guy Hart Little Bancroft Miller and Park M. H. Stoddard Henry George Burt Ellsworth & James Charles Kelly Alfred O'Keefe Armstrong Oran O'Keefe Little Son Story City O’keefe Pringle D. L. Wooner H. L. Furst Algona Lena Gutknecht Mason City Gus Torine Swea City Col Fred. Miehe A. Q. ‘Smith Buffalo H.G. Smith Priscilla Club Noble Elmore Otto Kramer Woden Mary Rosenau Buffalo Center Acorn Club A. G. Wortman G. Seymour Matt Miller Spirit Lake Matt Heminway Henrietta Kliest Lynden Wash Iowa H. G. Smith Lelia Mitchell A. G Wortman George Breen Titania Peter Koppen G.L. Dalton Rev. Greider

War Bride Garner Home Welcome From Wales

Mrs Webner Haskins arrived Saturday from Berrydown Wales to join her husband away at Brest France. He hopes to soon unite with his wife in Garner as rumors place their early marriage on December 9th and describe the Welsh bride as a lively young woman. For sale listing mentions a harness set and two colts under repair with Dr Ball as contact.

Garner Webner Haskins Berrydown Wales Brest France Lars Ball

New Home Hope Amid War Bride’s Courage

Nellie Phillips, now Mrs Haskins, sails from Wales seeking liberty in America. After leaving Berrydown and Brest she joins her husband in a land she believes offers new opportunities. During the war she worked in an aeroplane factory, contributing to the war effort.

Ake Web America Haskins Nellie Phillips Wales Berrydown Brest France Kaiser—Democrat

Hawkeye Butter Popular in the Navy

An Algona datelined dispatch reports Hawkeye brand butter from Kossuth County Iowa boosting dairy prominence. Six local creameries produced 400000 pounds of navy butter with 3 percent higher grade than extras, aided by the farm bureau and cooperative creamery methods and purchasing through North Town Creamery Market Association.

Government Food Administration Washington Algona Ikossuth County Iowa Farm Bureau Navy New York Kossuth County North Town

Traveling booze vender outwits Livermore officials

A traveling booze vendor and a woman pulled a ruse outside Livermore, claiming their car broke down. They hired a taxi to fetch them to the Livermore hotel where the vendor sold liquor before officers, who pursued them, found no broken down car or vehicle.

Livermore

Goat Milk Tests Show Higher Butterfat Than Cow Milk

HIGIL W A Corey bought timber from the Fraser house on West McGregor Street and will build a Spring Valley ranch home across the river. He reports his goats thriving with over twenty spring kids and half the does freshened. Milk from one milking goat tested 6.9 percent butterfat at the creamery, versus 3 percent for cow milk. The goat averaged 4 1/2 pounds per milking, about two quarts. The note adds this milk could be adulterated with water and still outperform cow milk.

W. A. Corey Fraser McGregor Street Spring Valley

Hesperian Society Hosts Fine School Entertainment

Last Friday in the Consolidated schools assembly room pupils presented a praised program. Vera Mech narrated Recessional, a new School Orchestra performed, Della Beenken played piano, and a debate on the League of Nations followed with mixed verdicts by judges. Freshmen announce a lighter next act with a charity for Armenian relief and soy bean trials offered by the Agricultural Experiment Association with seed distribution to town farmers beginning at once.

Vera Mech Kipling Della Beenken League of Nations Lela Wolfe Vera McElroy Magdalene Sartor Piercey Reibsamen Floyd Longsbottom Steena’ Javers Miss Sartor Mestaines Fisher Holcomb Cuthbert Hesperian Society Vera

What Roosevelt Would Say On League Covenant

The Hustler argues Theodore Roosevelt would oppose surrendering American rights to a nine nation council. It states he valued Americanism, Washington teachings, and the Monroe Doctrine and would reject altering the constitution for league adoption.

Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt America George Washington United States League Hustler

Soy Beans Win Favor in Iowa Trial Acre Planting

Among hundreds of farmers who planted a trial acre of soybeans with corn last year, the verdict favors soybeans. Nearly all plan to plant more soybeans this year and several will plant soybeans with all their corn.

Iowa

Analysis of Road Bill as Introduced by Iowa Legislature

An Iowa road bill draft from a joint house and senate sub committee outlines a comprehensive program. It proposes a 6000 mile primary road system aligned with federal aid, with secondary county and township roads under existing titles, plus funding from federal aid and motor vehicle licenses. It details bond options, districts, assessments, and management of primary and secondary road improvements.

House Senate Iowa State Department

Iowa Road Improvement Plan Urges Unified Support

The article urges broad backing for a sweeping Iowa road act allowing county financing and tax power if townships fail. It notes provisions enabling county boards to build roads through towns and city lines, promising major improvements and a united push to make Iowa a premier place to live and do business.

Iowa Incorporated America

Gruesome baby found in wrapping aboard train in Elmore

Brakeman J C Ward discovered a newborn corpse under a seat of the Elmore bound car after passengers were discharged from a Lake Crystal to Elmore train. Doctors say the child was likely born eight to ten hours earlier with carbolic acid signs. No suspects named yet.

Lake Crystal Elmore J. C. Ward Value” Store Mankato St. Paul Dispatch Advance

Iowa Faces Impeachment Risk in Rathbun Probe

The Rathbun investigation raises questions about the governor and attorney general and hints at possible official misconduct. The secretary of state may resign to avoid impeachment, as calls grow to purge corruption from Iowa politics.

Commonwealth of Our State Iowa Rathbun Allen Thhem

For Sale Notice from Farmers Elevator Item

A garbled sale notice describes vehicles and farm items including a car priced at 210 and another tankage item. It mentions Farmers Elevator as the sale location and lists a breeding rooster and hatching details with a price of 1.25 per 16. The text includes names like Mara R Bail Titonka and partial phrases about sale items.

Pura Mara Bail Titonka

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Charles Scott Great Lakes Rev Agrcultural Experiment Association Towa The Association J. Buchanan Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Ames T. R Joe L. Long Highway Improvement Bureau
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