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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
5
Work to install fixtures and a storefront in a new meat market building has begun. GE Buildings clears site while wiring and mechanical systems are prepared, with Kerry overseeing up-to-date meat market plans and equipment installation.
A letter from John Hamill argues that schooling increases lifetime earnings. It presents figures comparing incomes of workers who left school at ages 14 and 18, showing higher wages for those with more schooling. The author asserts daily study yields long term financial benefits and urges continued education.
The passage questions how neighbors judge personal life and the burden of keeping up appearances. It argues that concern over others' opinions shapes behavior and suggests moral pressure replaces practical support, leaving individuals to manage poverty and home life largely on their own.
The readable fragments describe church notes and reflections on faith and doubt. Mentions winter, a Wednesday event, and an evening gathering, implying a religious or community meeting. Names and exact details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Letters from patrons and school officers praise Mr. Bigle of Pomona Florida as the incoming principal of the Tonseke schools for the coming year. Endorsed for discipline and leadership, he is expected to move September first, with strong recommendations from Lyons and Pomona educators.
A seven year old boy, Rocco Masta, was trapped in a large store ice cream freezer in Altoona, rescued with minimal injuries as ice and brine surrounded him. Other items include studies on alcohol and longevity noting rare cases from 1804 to 1762, a New York admission of Huan Sehuen Mei to the federal bar as the first Chinese American to practice in New York federal courts, and a Chicago note on parole for two lifers who visit a theater for the first time. Also mentioned are a Poultry Notice and a sale listing for a Fairbanks scale in California and Illinois news briefs.
The Board of Supervisors of Winnebago and Kossuth Counties Iowa will let the contract for Joint Drainage District No 104 on August 25 1975 at 3 40 PM in Algona Iowa to the lowest responsible bidder. Work includes 8900 ft of 26 in tile and other tiles with specified cuts and concrete bulkhead, with bids per 100 ft and per basin. Bids must be in writing with 10 percent bid bond and be completed by September 1 1916. deposits returned to unsuccessful bidders.
Local notes report numerous visits and trips among Wesley residents including Coggin, Gray, Hawkins, Haverly, Felt, Rauck, Kunz, Braley, Anderson, Kunz, Wingert, and Goetz. A rare open air concert by bands from Wesley Woden and Thompson drew over sixty musicians and about two hundred cars. Wrestling winner McPete highlighted a busy week with social visits spanning Des Moines to Colorado Springs.
In Lincoln items from Wash Lincon area families share Sunday visits with relatives at Titonka Crystal Laid and other local homes. Numerous neighbors and friends, including the Hertske Welp Seibold families, attended gatherings and dances while fields report oats near threshing readiness.
The Camp Fire Girls meet at Rev. Troke's elect Lola M. Wolfe president Wide Zwiefel vice president Carris B. Wilke secretary Marie Pink treasurer. Other business discussed. S. B. Hudson Gee Hansen and A. Schrum traveled to Algona for creamery project work. J. F. Fleher and wife in Chicago for National Gun shoot.
An editorial warns that borrowing money by young men with small salaries leads to a cycle of debt and dishonesty. It urges restraint, prudent budgeting, and frugality learned early to avoid financial ruin as income grows.
An Algona area column records deaths including an 89 year old man buried in Algona Cemetery and a funeral procession led by the G A R. It notes hospital treatments, nurse care for Mrs. Lewis Stumbo, and community visits by Des Moines residents, shoppers, and relatives. Multiple towns and residents including Garner Esthervike Britt Mason City and Waukon are mentioned with light social events and hospital news.
Article by Dr. R. R Daniels urges readers to obtain the Hygienist Magazine for treatment guidance. Request offers ten cent stamps or silver in exchange for the article, with address to Hygienist Publishing Co. Majestic Building Denver Calo.
R L and Victor Lamoreux announce the sale of show tools vulcanizers and equipment to Chester Lamoreux who rents the shop to run repairs under his own name. Vance Lamoreux will assist with shop duties. The company retains retail control of gas tires oils and Ford parts but repair work will be handled only by Chester or Vance.
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