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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
2
The notice lists post office location Titonka and WAVANNE publication timetable. It states advertising rates for business notices ten cents per line, five lines minimum, and legal notices at legal rates. Editorial notices cost twenty cents per line. inquiries for standing advertiser rates are at the office.
Evidence En Smiles born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs John Carlson. Two girls and a boy weigh ten pounds each and the couple expresses great joy as shown by Johns smile in the News World report.
J M Pax and his wife of Monango North Dakota visited relatives and old neighbors in the area and expressed satisfaction with their new home in Dakota.
Mr Underwood of Ames visited Al Staeble and exchanged stories about days as comrades in the Spanish American War. The piece notes a church event with quoted Shakespeare and mentions Rev Holmes and Rev Porterfield campaigning for parties, prompting debate on piety versus ministerial activity in Kossuth County.
The faculty and students of Northwestern University heard a recital by Ms. Robert O. Bowman that was both entertaining and highly instructive. A Watertown, Wisconsin envoy, Aug. Ernst, President, commends the performance to all seeking excellence. A new post short decree then notes defaced stamps losing value and recovery steps.
In Sac and Calhoun counties farmers expand popcorn crops as a high paying industry. Carland reports shipments to eastern markets after harvest. One farmer, Kent, planted 200 acres, yielding fifty to sixty bushels per acre. Prices range from one to four dollars a bushel. Planting late reduces frost risk and the crop matures three to four weeks earlier than field corn. Corn is shipped by car, not shelled.
Congressman-elect Jamieson launches a new paper at Shenandoah a town comparable to Alberga to give the county a local voice. The move reflects a demand for representation within a democracy seeking stronger civic channels.
Persistent effort and thrift helped a district candidate gain a congressional seat. Despite opposition from rivals in both parties, Jamieson defeated Pete Hepburn by a small margin. If he proves effective in Congress, he may seek reelection in two years. otherwise his prospects fade. The piece argues for integrity in politics.
Sunday School notes show Rally Day planned at Titanick Church with 10 am services and 11 am Rally Day talks on Sunday School importance. Crusader shields for attendance to be distributed in Titanick and Donn schools next Sunday.
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