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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
7
A local notice directs all owners and tenants to clear obnoxious weeds from the property along the street and public right of way or risk township crew removal and charges. The action is ordered by local trustees with enforcement via town authorities.
Fragmented text references a baby, a home, and family welfare. It mentions Turner, Hank, and local business dealings, including real estate and subscriptions. The passage also notes travel to Vancouver and a planned residency, with various names and places.
Community notes describe visits from Germania and German Valley merchants, family gatherings, and local speedbumps. Residents such as Mrs. Walgeads, Budlong, and M. CG Lowen are mentioned amid scenes of shopping trips, birthday celebrations, and a public education board meeting.
A fragmentary diary notes Sunday evening visits by Mrs Lagan and Mrs G with Herman Nelnow and family traveling to Corwith for an outing. Uncles, cousins, and friends such as Jos Crumingham and Mrs Yohn Zwietel visit Bart Winder’s home, while Calebyiin and others visit at the Cynninghem residence. The entry mentions Mr and Mrs Dan of Klenime visiting, and C B Mitchell of Ware in Laverne. Mrs Lane and sister Mrs Hoffman visit Chas Hagan and family near Germania. Weather hints uneven yields of pitty bushels in fields. quality noted as good. Attorney Newton of Dae Bioines presented land adtiementa. Germania Savings Bank figure noted. W S Sunest seen at Burt Tadlan.
Glen Colisson and Peter Owens visited Germania households on Sunday. A ball game between Partersdu and the Patterson boys ended with a Patterson win. Dance entertainment followed with Mister Joli driving away and a dance crowd enjoying the evening.
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