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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

5

Man Dies After Illness in Buffalo Township Store

An elderly man collapsed in a Buffalo township store during an illness described as apoplexy. He attempted to read a list of articles, dropped papers, and died at 3 30 AM. Funeral services were held at the M A church with interment in Buffalo township cemetery. He leaves a wife four children and several relatives.

Buffalo Vening Aisil Hansen Earl’ Hansen Christian’ Jacob Hansen Denmark Titorika Towa Heath Chyrely Doane M. A Conchetad Rev. Squires M.H A. R. Cuthbert Buffalo Township Geo. ‘W. Hansen Ernest A, Hansen Rudd Andrew Erman Mary George Rasmus C.H." Hansen Goldfiald Nels’ “Hansen All. Mont, Minn Mra Nels Nelson Goldfield Mra. Holley Hagle Grove

Government Adds Ministry of Motherhood in New South Wales

The New South Wales government creates a Ministry of Motherhood with an endowment from income taxes expected to reach 25 million dollars yearly. The program promises pensions to support mothers and broader protections as part of a welfare plan.

Australasia New South Wales Coures Henry Nell

Postmaster Positions and Civil Service History Recalled

A fragmented note recalls wartime civil service norms under Roosevelt with jokes about postmaster appointments. It mentions Republican blame for distributing favors and the pattern of filling offices with party supporters during that era.

Republicari Sis ‘Ativer ‘Ara Roosevelt Duneh Sander Deedbada Thei* dFeper

Enthusiastic Farm Bureau Meeting Promises Local Program

A Portland township Farm Bureau meeting discussed surveys and road work. President Patterson formed a three member committee to arrange a program with speeches by Sip ergigors Tjadga Anderson and Letfert.

Sipergigors Tjadga Anderson Letfert Algona Portland Township

Farmers Seek Credit Reform as Market Struggles Persist

Farmers and cotton merchants face continued hardship from tight markets and high prices. Many call for extension of credit and lower discount rates, arguing relief is needed to store crops or sell them at barter prices. Government action via the Padarali Reserve Board and Secretary Hougton is urged to provide relief.

Padarali Reserve Board Hougton

Farmers and labor clash over wartime prosperity bounty

The passage discusses farmers and other producers hurting from rising costs and low prices, resisting extortionate labor and wartime profits. It critiques statements by a public official advocating right to quit work and warns against forcing others, urging reliance on pending inquiry findings rather than Mr Morrison's claim that prolonging capitalists and farmers opposes labor.

Aegel Mr. Morrison Carey

Escape from the idle rich and the law of production

The piece argues that production counts over wealth, warning that idle riches shrink through market forces. It notes three percent of idle rich proves the rule and condemns political systems failing to harness labor, urging workers to act to ease future tolls.

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New Electrical Firm Forms After Acquisition Deal

Monday consolidation brings Dahl & Mitahetl of Titonka into Modllcott Williams electrical business. They moved equipment Wednesday into the Robinsonack building south of the Princess theatre and plan to operate there as their business grows.

Dahl & Mitahetl Titonka Modllcott Williams Princess Theatre Myr. Medticott

Dahl & Mitchell Ex-Detloneda Ten Faced Business Disposition

A fragmentary report notes Dahl & Mitchell recommended disposing part of their business after addressing plumbing and electrical work. The vague text mentions units connected to a Detloneda ten and Britt Highly in a brief notice.

Dahl ‘& Mitchell Nto Detloneda Ten Britt Highly Rocommendad Britt News

Algona Farmers Form New Secondary Road District

The Algona farmers district board met Tuesday to discuss plans for a wire and 6 mile road westward crossing North of the Miller Bridges at the foot of Thorington street. J A Vipold J W Nev ile and the Schoby Brow lead the effort financing the project with eventual 75 percent reimbursed to owners of adjoining lands and the county and township sharing shares.

Taéaday Figat Thorington Street J. A. Vipold J .W. Neville Schoby Brow Rdud Innandy Tha

PLAN TO CURR GRAIN GAMBLING

Two men proposed by Iowa Republican Rep Dickinson to draft relief for farmers after Congress convenes. One bill would tax 10 percent on future grain contracts not delivered within 30 days. A second would authorize a committee to investigate prices and recommend legislation to remedy conditions.

Washington Dickinson Iowa Congress Senate House Agriculture Harding Feeral Reserva Board Federal Reserve Board Houston Treasury Department Commtes Treasury War Finance Corporaton Times-Republican

For Sale Local Farm Livestock and Equipment Listings

Three cows for sale two milking and one due soon priced reasonable by A B Pannkuk Titonka Iowa. New 2 hole sandwich corn elevator by A L Baalite Tetoni Iowa. Barred Plymouth Rock hens for sale two dollars each or eighteen dollars a par by John Trunkhill Burt Iowa. Twenty five bundles of wild hay for harvest sale at Chad Scott farm Bra Chad Scott farm reads as available.

Titonka Plymouth Rock John Trunkhill Burt Ake Chad Scott

Five Die in Gas Poisoning Tragedy in Browntown

A Browntown household suffered five fatalities from coal gas asphyxiation after a clogged furnace flue caused fumes to fill the home at 315 Beat Racing Street. Victims include Henry Butts 23, Tela Butts 22, Ed Pehl 25, Harold Butts 9, and Hulary Butts 1. The family was not found for nearly a week. an inquest and post mortem were held, with findings confirming coal gas as the cause.

Monroe Thig City Henry Butts Tela Pehl Butts Ed Pehl Buttyy Harold Bitts Yours Hulary Butts Otto Pahl Rae Ber Charles Cline Sha Wagat Clinen A. Lanz Mitchell Browntown Mra Cling Cline Metcalf Voth Reeceiving Garadine Avitenesaes

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Farm Bureau Portlass Morrison NEW Electrical Firm Petia Algona Farmers L. J. Dickinson BOR Sale A. L. Baalite Tetoni Butts Alger Wis
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