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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

5

Sixtieth Kossuth County Fair Set With Extra Day

The Sixtieth annual Kossuth County Fair in Algona runs Sept 2 entry day and Sept 3–6 events with $2500 for premiums and $2500 in purses. Highlights include De Carno aerial acts, Hills Circus, band concerts, two ball games, and expanded displays plus patriotic agricultural theme.

Iowa Wolcott Quanton Harl Vincent Whch Wonderful de Carno the Hills Circus Kossuth

Regulated recreation boosts moral and physical manhood in troops

President Wilson praised conscientious effort shaping camp life. Commissions on Training Camp Activities showcase fall state fair exhibits on entertainment, athletics, singing, clubs, and education. Salvation of saloons and vice is credited, with YMCA YWCA and other groups cited for stamping out immoral influences.

Wilson War and Navy Washington W. CG. A Knightsa of Co Munbua Jewish Welfare Board Hn American Library Association Unitaria Sallora Tno

Public ownership push noted by senator in Washington

A socialistic note describes a general movement gaining traction in Washington over years to extend public ownership, accelerated by railroad and wire line control. A prominent United States senator is referenced discussing the topic.

Washington United States

Automatic Grain Shocker Demonstrated at North Iowa Fair

Whittemore Champion reports Ty Swanson Casper Keane exhibited an automatic grain shocker at Mason City and plan to show at the Iowa and Minnesota State Fairs. Invented by the Cenne Bros of Whittemore the improved machine uses nine curved arms to grasp bundles, set them firm, and move on. It is lighter, patented in the U S and Canada, and poised for production with future material gains expected.

A. Swanson Casper Keane Mason City Minnesota Whittemore Champion Cenne Bros Whittemore Canaria Kenne Peesi Mersia Swanson Carmedy

Camp Gordon Letter From John Fullang Describes Army Life

A letter from John Fullang at Camp Gordon Georgia dated August 12 describes early army life. He and bunkmate Lehman recount drilling eight hours daily, tight schedules from 5:20 AM to 9:30 PM, practice singing, hard ground, warm cistern water, and adapting to new routines while sending best wishes to friends in Titonka Iowa.

Camp Gordon Mr. Wolfe Lot Lehman Algona Bunkie Lehman Lavn Anil Titonka John Fullang

Government tightens control over coal gas and transport

Officials state that victory hinges on coal and petrol supplies and foresee government supervision expanding across industries. A heavy tax on gasoline for pleasure cars is planned and private car use may decline. Europe has already moved away from pleasure driving amid product shortages.

CGAL United States

Town Council Meeting Minutes and Approved Bills

The Town Council met at the Mirai National Bank at 8 P.M. Present were Mayor Fisher and Councillors Falk Lauareux Sloper and Holcomb. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Bills approved include Commonwealth Utility Co 52.00 Victor Lamnreux 29.48 Revben Longbottom 19.50 Phillip Neda 88.75 George Cee 9.00 L. & Renser 50.66 Hetfna 9.77 Wy T. Dentan cananu. The meeting adjourned.

Councl Mirai National Bank Fisher Falk Lau‘areux Sloper Holcomb Commonwealth Uttl. Co iVictor Lamnreux Revben Longbottom

War Labor Board Keeps Industrie From Straying Off Course

The War Labor Board prevents strikes and major labor trouble by central control, while debates push reconstruction before the war ends. Administrations back the policy with full power, stressing balance among democracy, government, industry, labor and capital to avoid paralysis and wage loss.

War Labor Board Thft Walsh Wilson United States

Registration Notice for Men Reaching Twenty One in Local District

The letter from E. W. Brawndsley secretary of the Local Board directs men who reach age twenty one by August 24 to register on August 29 between 7 and 9 PM at the Local Board office in Algona Iowa. The notice urges all eligible men in Kossuth County to register promptly to meet wartime manpower needs.

Volk Almon Bown Kossuth County Iowa Algona Tate E. W. Bwuandsley Beard Tom & Mosher Lown Weiter

Soldiers at Camp Gordon Number About Ten Thousand

A wartime brief notes that Camp Gordon in Anz has around 10 200 soldiers present. The casual line mentions routine issues and questions about operational readiness as part of a period column.

Camp Gordon Anz

Letter From Camp Gordon Soldier Describes Life and Hopes

Art Funk of the 4th Regiment writes from Camp Gordon Georgia recounting visits with friends Guy Johnny Badie and Bill. He mentions cigarettes resources, plans to buy a Kuiser, and the difficulty of obtaining Minnesota weather while expressing optimism and goodbye to friends.

Guy Argo Johnny Badie Bill Gill Wsll Algona Minnesota Art Funk, Co Camp Gordon Georgia

Will Skin the Kaiser for Loyal Marines Tale

Arthur Randolph Martin of Paden City West Virginia plans a serious operation to remove a tattoo of the German Kaiser from his chest before enlisting in the Marine Corps. He says the tattoo would provoke ridicule and questions of loyalty from fellow marines. He intends to have skin grafting to replace the tattoo and then join the service.

Arthur Randolph Martin Paden City W. C A United States Martin Marine Corps Ray Pitty

Worries Rise Over Corporal Bergman’s Fate

Family and readers debate whether Corporal John J Bergman is alive after government reports of his death on June 1 and a string of letters from July suggesting recovery. Letters indicate possible misdated timing and await official clarification from the head nurse at the hospital.

John J. 2 Mann Atl Alles Vergman Anutheofice Washington Heya Sune Inusi Corporal Bergan Neuc Manny Trg Bergman

Military wording changes to boost frontline service in France

Secretary Baker notes soldiers in France resisted rear area assignments. Names of zones behind the lines were altered to avoid the stigma and skull-proof connotation of the word rear. Soldiers preferred not to show any sign of lacking in their duty.

France Baker Sipnly Mreemian

Notice to settle accounts before August deadline

A brief plea from DR KR D TEMPLE asking all owing parties to call and present their bills on or before August 26 to avoid personal visits. The message requests prompt settlement and signs off with temple initials.

Titenka KR. D, Temple

Chautauqua Success Despite Downpour At Ringsted

The Ringsted chautauqua concluded with strong support from attendees and volunteers despite heavy rain. Performances by Castle Square, Metropolitan Stars, and Dr. Blekers drew praise while a Memorial Service honored Karl Hellner. Local gas well near Mosher farm prompts talk of future prospects for Ringsted.

Castle Square J. Redding Cole Mr. Davis Des Moines Prince United Stite OH. Bickers Blekers America Karl Hellner Tlonka Cuthbert Biekers M. Helfer Vrein Calverly Prat Harry Harvey Cloyce Marks

Ade and Lease Company Incorporation Listed in Olmstead County

OL, COMPANY PORATED Articles of Incorporation were pub Hshed list week for the Ade and Lease Company, an Emmet County company organized under the lawn of Iowa and with headquarters at Watherville. This company expects to sell stock and develop the,all and jene possibilities in the county. Bince gas was a truck on the Jack-

Ade and Lease Company Emmet Lawn of Iowa Watherville Bince Gas

Kadamaker Enlists for France With Family Support

George Kadamaker and his parents Mr and Mrs Meury Rad ensured HO 000 life support for Kadamaker while he and companions John Widmera and Herm Ifnrrenga, THouka recruits, left for France. The group departed last week.

George Kadamaker Enimmp God Mbt Meury Aslave John Widmera Herm Ifnrrenga Thouka France Bint Weel U. 2 MaMtep

Casualty List Totals Reported Amid War Effort

The wartime casualty tally shows 18 017 total deaths and 10 546 killed. August figures indicate ongoing reports from the American theater and related fronts.

Tereece Todd Pila- Odense Suganit Corps Vrenies Offivurg Vauids Qaiemy

Red Cross Notes and Thursday Volunteer Call

On account of the large request for this month, many workers are desired for Thursday afternoon. All finished work must be ready not later than Saturday night. The Red Cross may reopen Monday to review new tasks. This week’s relief aid drive will conclude Thursday night at 8:30.

Fragmented OCR List of Grocery Items and Weights

A garbled or partial OCR list shows various food items and weights including potatoes prunes syrup vinegar and other produce. The text reads as a jumble of product names and numbers with inconsistent spellings and punctuation.

Peru

Conservative critics split on civil war era figures and current policy

The piece contrasts William Ward or Warticags with Iana and Hue Ty as voices in a political debate. It argues that conservatives claim to defend law and order while opposing abolitionists and copperheads, and cites Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson as opposite poles in discussions of democracy and humanity.

Windhcals Abraham Woodrow Wilson Taday Eliaider Democrat

unclear OCR political item from Minnesota judging by names

Fragmentary notice discusses Democrats and county politics in Martin County Minnesota with mentions of Ceylon Welcome and local political figures unclear due to OCR errors. The piece hints at processing a party matter and a potential candidate but specifics are obscured.

Martin County Minnesota Ceylon Welcome Holker M.rap

Made in America Market Moves Amid Postwar Ties

Fragmentary notice lists a Germany made item and a cattle inquiry. It references a young woman seeking peace and mentions U M Kuudgon of Tatanka Iowa. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts.

Germany America Mit U. M. Kuudgon Tatanka Iowa

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