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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
7
Indian Day next Saturday and social notes fill Burt area chatter. Visitors Giligan’s cafe, Gilligan’s movies, and local churchgoers are chronicled along with farm business, repairs, harvests, births, marriages, and traveling relatives.
A fragment urges forgetting daily troubles and keeping a notebook to trace what causes worry. It notes the value of recording origin and outcome of annoyances to reduce fuss and restore balance, arguing forgetting is a blessed art and overlooking matters is important.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a stream of short items. Jorgenson returns from Ft Dodge while Arends travels to Elmore. Mrs Lawson and children leave for Batcroft. Acorn Club ladies spend a Swen City day with Gus Tortne. Numerous visits to Algona, Swea City, Buffalo Center, Estherville, and other towns are recorded along with farm activity and harvest notes for early August 1915.
The Buena Vista County Fair will be held in Alta Iowa next week. Warnle rented Stivers farm for next year at eight dollars per acre on a cash basis amid talk of school consolidation as the main issue of the day. The county anticipates widespread consolidation into a single district.
Shane and Bryan supporters are cited as praising a traitor and hypocrite. David S. Rose, Milwaukee mayor, condemns Bryan’s ambition and says he discards friends and principles. He also attacks Billy Sunday as a malignant figure corrupting society.
The tiny son of Mr and Mrs John Lamping passed away ten days after birth following a brief illness. At the same time residents shared visits and social calls across town as everyday life continued. The State Fair exhibit from the Dairy and Food Commission drew the housewife to learn about food safety, proper weights and measures, fly control, and affordable nutrition with demonstrations and model devices at the Dairy building booth.
The note invites subscribers to finance the new Tonka Creamery. Signers have pledged money at the bank in Ti tonica, with deposits to be made at earliest convenience. J. G. Newville, Seo.
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