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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
8
Fragmented text outlines welfare expenditures near four million and a wide breaker for titten. Mentions April figures, city property and church cooperation with the County Mutuals for property and owner dwelling awaiting property. Names J H Hartiman secretary and a president.
An unclear OCR extract presents stilted speech with quoted lines and fragmented phrases. The text hints at a domestic scene discussing starch and attire but lacks coherent events, names, or actions to identify a full news item.
A mix of advertisements and odd notices fills the page. Text touts Dosa Kidney Pills with patient claims, then shifts to a bishop anecdote, a cough remedy blitz, and a string of local shop promos and social notices. The collage mirrors a busy reform-era newspaper page.
The Des Moines discussion centered on a proposed law banning wearing uniforms by nonmembers of a new organization. The measure, with a special provision allowing lodge members to wear allied uniforms at private events, faced scrutiny in both houses amid concerns over its reach and enforcement.
State library board may not replace Mary Whitcomb who ran the west wing library before her death. Proposals place genealogical work in the east section under Mr. Brigham, with a salary tied to Whitcomb’s former $1.20 yearly, and a plan to reorganize the department.
The readable text blends phrases about a tunnel project in Gunnison and Montrose while scattering disjoint lines from ads and personal notes. Mentions include Allen's Iron Heel powder, FRUH sample, and WRIGLDY'S SPHARMINT with stray references to population figures and a serpent allegory.
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