Dr Ray Flynnician and Surgeon On Call Day and Night
Local notice announces Dr Ray Flynnician a physician and surgeon available round the clock to attend patients in Iowa.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
7
Local notice announces Dr Ray Flynnician a physician and surgeon available round the clock to attend patients in Iowa.
Olinger of Burt was a busi aller on our streets one day week. threshing meeting held. reports of visits by families and neighbors. Johnnie Cunningham fell from a hay chute, badly injuring his leg but is improving. local travels include Portland, Interlaken, and Curtis visitors. several Burt and Algona residents noted in week’s notes.
Emmetsburg reports include Frank Kettwich and Art Walte handling rental inquiries for Herman Franzen property. W. J. Denton and Art Fath visited Clear Lake for interviews with Contractor Petersen. Warm spell continues with Tuesday rain meeting needs. Geo F Peterson notes brick shipment for the school third story and road transport to Titonka. Excavation began for a new swimming pool at Lamouroux Meat Market site.
The Woman's Club will meet at T. P. Relbsamen's home with Mrs Mayme Petersel as hostesses on Thursday afternoon August 9 postponed from the regular date due to Chautauqua. The club gratefully received a letter from the State Secretary thanking them for a donation to the YMCA. The Titonia Public Library benefits include new Christian Science books by Mary Baker Eddy among other works donated for public use. Mrs D O H Dahl will lead the Worary session Saturday afternoon. Oregon & California rate information appears amidst unrelated notices about land grants and legal matters in Portland Oregon.
An Ish farmer and English army captain in northern Merance shares details from the Irish Homestead about a 92 acre French farm. It divides into pasture wheat oats mangels potatoes corn clover rye beans and hops with diverse livestock. The annual income totals about 7000 dollars, led by hops, milk, and butter, while labor costs about 2000 dollars, much of which goes to hops harvest. The farm yields roughly 33 bushels wheat 35 rye 78 oats and 870 potatoes per acre, showing twice the per acre output but triple the labor and fertilizer compared to U.S. corn belts.
The senate after weeks of debate approves the central food bill, diverging from the house version. A conference committee must reconcile differences, as the senate argues for presidential control over foods including kerosene and gasoline via a three member food control panel.
The article critiques a proposed federal minimum wheat price of $2 per bushel for 1917 and 1918. It warns such a guarantee would shift Acreage to wheat, depress other crops and livestock, disrupt corn belt balance, risk large future surpluses, and argue for a lower $1.50 minimum or leaving the decision to the food control board after careful study.
A sales pitch from Yo the Mayers offering Guaranteed Nursery Stock. The ad invites inquiries to the Coe Converse Edwards Cir in Wisconsin and promises a steady job and a free colored circular from Wisconsin's largest nursery, Fort Atkingon.
Well boring and well cleaning services offered by Lupke Wirtjed in Titonka Iowa. Experience from Titanica area cited. Sixty cents an hour for lost time. Contact Mr J J Wirtjes or Lupke Wirtjed at Titonka R F D No 87 or Lock Box 156.
An estrayed black pig about 70 pounds was found about a week ago. Owner must prove property and pay for care. Also a farm for sale on 120 acres, three miles south of Titonka, priced to sell before September 1, 1927. A. W. Hadler, Lantoul, Iowa, handles sale details. Also listed are five fall purebred cows, yearling heifers, gilts, and young boars for sale this fall by W. Fy. Hadler, Titonka, Iowa.
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