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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
5
A proverb about bankers judging farmer credit by whether the farmers have milk on their shoes. It says credit is based on security and that a good dairy herd is a farmer’s greatest asset for life and growth of the business.
The bank lists J. W. Sullivan as President H. B. Rachut as Cashier J J Cosgrove as Vice President Edith Budlong as Assistant Cashier and names A Schram EH J Murtagh C B Murtagh as Directors.
A bustling town page lists drug store offerings and local visits. Sloans antiseptic wart remover and Dunn fountain are advertised alongside stock remedies from Dr Hess. Residents like J J Cosgrove, Harold Dittmer, Clara Gallmeyer, Alfred Wolfe, and many others are noted visiting Bancroft, Crystal Lake, Burt, and Algona, with towns such as Titonka, Wesley, and Ledyard also mentioned in casual social updates.
Titonia reports a flurry of Indian Day events and social visits. Guid Sartor returns from Ebdar Falls to see his sister Magdalene Sartor. Numerous locals including H H Umbarger and family, John Pink and kin, and Mrs. Anna Cosgrove attend festivities and visits around town.
Sympathy expressed for Mrs B Pannkuk after loss in Germany. Edw Wabben and Jammagan IL visit Evert Post. John Schmidt dies at 81. funeral at German Lutheran church. Miss Hather Jones weds John A Cajnar at Algona. B A Pannkuk family attend George Pannkuk graduation in Waterloo. Mrs Henry J Klenk operated on for breast cancer. husband reports recovery. Walter Dircksen rents Woden store, plans general merchandise.
The notice greets readers of the Topic and wishes Dircksen well as he moves to Mason City for a promising undertaking.
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