Well cleaning and curb replacement offered with tile upgrade
A contractor promotes well cleaning or curb removal with tile installation to refresh a property. He guarantees workmanship and advertises reasonable prices.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
4
A contractor promotes well cleaning or curb removal with tile installation to refresh a property. He guarantees workmanship and advertises reasonable prices.
A rowdy local column reports on confrontational braggadocio aboard the Upper Des Moines Republican launch with threats of sinking the vessel and a debate over the captain, plus a blusterous note about bets, jokes, and a boxing match in a sparsely sketched town scene. Names include Carl Carlson, Ed Gross, Vern Gross, Lloyd, and Ward family figures amid gossip of a marriage offer and a Saturday trip to Algona.
Local notes discuss late corn delays and dews hampering harvests near Swea City. Personal anecdotes mention Mike Rushton and Vivan Kinney visiting A. D. Stockwell, with reflections on quack grass and oats, plus a long parable-like comparison of packers profits to biblical themes. The piece ends with a Canadian homestead tale about citizenship and allegiance.
A fragment referencing love of heart and soul, urging devotion to God and neighbor. The text mentions heart with all thy soul and wind and thy neighbor as thyself and God knows the heart, reflecting a moral or religious quotation.
Matt Hanson and W Blake led Sexton and Wesley calls while Ema Brown Carl Carlson and J Crone noted. Stricklers visited relatives. Mrs Strickler returned from Algona. Henry Bahr recovering. Angie Falk home from Plum Creek. Miss Johnson closed Dist No 3 Wesley Two school with a picnic. About forty Portland and Bachelor Corner youths joined Bessie Barslow’s surprise at Frank Ringsdorf home.
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