Deftly Halting the Busiest Mahar Telling Your Story
The fragment mentions halting the busiest Mahar and telling your story through blotter work. It implies impressing a blotter with a name and message to fix memory.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
7
The fragment mentions halting the busiest Mahar and telling your story through blotter work. It implies impressing a blotter with a name and message to fix memory.
A flurry of town actions and visits fills the week. J B Buns of Woden stops in for business while Abe Driesman of Lakota transacts in the city. Mrs Henken’s infant suffers bronchal pneumonia. Mrs C E Kester visits Dows for shopping and care. John Vinson of Standard Oil fame looks after Titonka matters. Col H E Schwietert handles Titonka business. Renner rents a farm residence east of town. Township trustees meet Saturday.
Township road work is planned for the coming year with Pink and Petersen securing grading and Elmer Mechter handling other tasks. Residents report several visits, moves, and personal trips including relatives traveling to Algona and St Peter Minnesota, and local officials and residents engaging in meetings and events.
The piece traces Kansas land origins from the Louisiana Purchase to statehood in 1861. It notes Coronado's alleged 1541 reach, Lewis and Clark, Pike, and the slavery conflict that fueled the 1854 Kansas Nebraska Act, mass anti slavery settlement, federal intervention, and the rise of the Republican party.
The piece argues New York wholesale gasoline is 14 cents while retail in the area runs 23 cents. It alleges a long standing oil monopoly and notes Congress once tried to bust the trust, yet prices remain high. It questions how oil companies could be compelled to lower costs.
John Hammill seeks to bar the Independent District of Britt from expelling Forest Reichsamen from public schools. The case, appealed to the state Superintendent of Schools from County Superintendent J. R. Baggs, hinges on residence. Hammill claims Britt residence while living with Victor Laforeux and working at the Ford garage.
The district cites Reibsamen as a Th tonka resident while the town cleans up. A candidate accused of drinking was brought before the new mayor, charged with excess. Fine set at $25 plus costs.
For Rent pasture suitable for about 40 head of cattle with ample water and salt. Price reasonable. Contact J Hy Batton Lakota Iowa. Dated 7 8 9.
Farm seeker Mark Holi of R 1 Titonka Iowa seeks pasture for a number of cattle with good water and salt. Respond to tf.
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