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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
4
A lengthy social log from Portland and nearby Algona outlines visits and travels of multiple families including Stone, Cameron, Graham, and Fitch relatives visiting from Sterling Wisconsin Darton Florida and California. Other items note farm work, fence repairs, dress forms by farm bureau ladies, and local travels to Silver Lake Bancroft and Minneapolis with various kin.
Britt resident Robert Harrington made a business call Saturday. Bernard Ludeking bought a Ford touring car from the local dealer Thursday. Kathryn Salboldt returned Monday to resume duties as clerk at the W A Dean store after a vacation with kin at Spencer and Lakota. Local calls included C A Lawler and family at Algona Sunday. Berniece Cunningham returned Sunday from a week with brother Arya and family in Granada Minnesota. Mert a Mertz family enjoy visitors including Mrs dunes Hudeo and son Marel with wife and three daughters from Ueda. They motored to visit Miss Margaret Grisbute, Wes at the C G A Lawler home. Mrs Dain Colter and daughter Wraelyn were weekend guests at Wim. Stretas qk the day Lakota. Sister Miry Celesta of Chicago spent the weekend with her parents. J Ormesby, Al Nelson, George Gerdes and Iya Belter visited Wednesday at Leiter's Bord. plans to visit Yellowst as of Kam teu Spent Tatives at
In the September Term 1923 of the District Court of Iowa in Kossuth County J H Stickney sues W F Adamson Nellie Adamson C E Doyle and H A Haringa. The petition seeks 7342.75 plus interest from August 4 1923 on a November 23 1922 promissory note and related interest 261.25 and 7081.50 to foreclose the mortgage on NE 1/4 26 98 28 West Fifth P M and to appoint a receiver to collect rents during redemption. no personal judgment against H A Haringa. Defendants are to appear by noon of the second day of the next term beginning September 24 1924 at Algona Iowa or default will be entered.
The Tripoli Leader editor, anxious to stamp out disease, culls and burns several chickens after they go lame amid fears of tuberculosis. He later gives a carcass to a local veterinarian to test the flock but faces unexpected results.
A Humboldt Republic report notes a chicken with a diseased foot due to perching behavior, halting TB claims. The farmer now covers the concrete floor with straw, ending lame poultry and TB assertions.
An editorial argues that adults ignore fire safety and waste billions daily. It notes educators advocate teaching youths fire prevention, with states already enacting school measures. The piece urges expanding quick, fifteen minute weekly instruction to curb destruction by flames.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters with the U S Bureau of Education proposes a constructive fire safety education program for schools to raise fire consciousness in the coming generation. The initiative promises significant economic and social benefits.
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