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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
5
Uncle Joe Cunningham, Buffalo township pioneer, died of gangrene and old age after months of illness. Funeral and interment planned this afternoon or tomorrow, with services at his home and at the MTE church.
The Monitor urges support for Safe Voting over Kenyon and Democratic rivals. It argues Kenyon gained influence from beef trust cases but yielded no national benefit, and endorses Lafe Poole for steadier votes on vital issues in Iowa.
In a vivid teaser the article touts Conan Doyle's The Lost World set in an uncharted wilderness between the Andes and Amazon. It promises thrilling encounters with prehistoric monsters and a gripping adventure led by the Irrigistable Professor Gisgover, inviting readers to enter a realm of danger and wonder.
The Union praises Lafayette Young as a strong United States senate candidate from the state. It touts his protectionist stand for American manufacturers and his integrity, recalling his Monroe County roots and early printer’s trade in Franklin township.
A representative from the Redpash Lyceum Bureau of Chlong last Phuvedgy sold an unspecified item. The event detail is sparse in the surviving text but indicates a sale conducted by bureau personnel.
News reports the marriage of Stella Mae Collar of Ramsey township to James C. Pike of Cedar Rapids in Albert Lea Minnesota last Thursday. The couple planned a honeymoon through Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago and will live in Cedar Rapids after May 1.
The piece urges early planning for a summer trip, claiming the Rockies offer the true vacation experience. It promotes preparation now to maximize enjoyment during the trip.
From Dewel's Pen Boss Games of New York sees peril in presidential preferential primaries. We don't blame him at all tot all. Presidential primaries involve not only peril but utter destruction to houses of the Barnes type. Advance, Bro. Dewel might have added, on any other type, himself included.
Magliah Red Cap Eggs plus Ha jBlish Red Caps earned blue ribbons at the Iowa state poultry show in Des Moines this January. Prizes included second and third places. live ads note book orders from Lee O Wolfs Brogster and related entries. Pasture space available for rent near Thunke Iowa with room for nine head of cattle.
The Register and Leader of Des Moines announces a limited offer on subscriptions through July 1, 1981. The package includes daily and Sunday editions at reduced prices, with delivery to Iowa residents via publisher remittance or direct mail.
Short horn bulls for sale by Powelson Bros of Wesley. Sold out of boats but a few fine bulls remain to view at the firm one mile north of Wesley. Mr and Mrs John trunkst and children visited Charles Phelis home Sunday. Mother Earth in donning her coat as nature awakens on the move.
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