Ford Sale Notice in Titanka Ad
250 envelopes with return address printed for $1.00. Order now to receive by wire. At the Topic office Ford Sale. Ford automobile and one block of ground in Titanka offered by Chas E Reynolds.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
2
250 envelopes with return address printed for $1.00. Order now to receive by wire. At the Topic office Ford Sale. Ford automobile and one block of ground in Titanka offered by Chas E Reynolds.
Wesley neighbors traveled to Algona and Sexton for visits. A tree near the Record office was cut down by George Flack and others due to rot. Local marriages and upcoming weddings are noted, with hospitalities and illness updates among residents and church activities.
Notices report a death of Mrs. Thos Long west of town after a long illness with a requiem mass and burial at St. Jo Cemetery. Marriage of George Robinson to Mary Darcy followed by nuptial mass. Various local items include farms for rent, cabbage worm remedies, visitors to Tracy Minnesota, church society meetings, a boiler accident talk, threshing season wrapup, a baseball team quitting, real estate transfers, bank hires, and a weekend picnic by Winkel's grave with local youths observing.
Joel touts Ben's Cash Store and its goods and prices urging skeptics to test the merchandise. He claims his wife has never complained about any purchase and endorses buying Rosebud canned goods before August 21 as a good deal.
A community column notes visits to Mason City and nearby towns, mentions Miss Lillian Murray and others, a landowner Mr. Roberts from Washington, and a child birth near McCoy. It includes a farmer’s letter arguing for home merchants against mail order houses, urging local ads in home papers and describing two sides to the issue.
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