12 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
1
The Titonka Topic lists annual rates 61.60 in advance and 62.60 if mailed abroad, with 2.00 or 2.60 options for Canada. It notes post office mailing as second class and mentions American Press Association representation.
An unsigned plea argues former Governor Nate Kendall should run for the U S Senate as a Republican candidate. Kendall is praised for vetoing a utility bill in the public interest and for standing with George Norris against Speaker Cannon. Editors and Iowa readers are urged to write Kendall at Des Moines to urge his candidacy.
Ed Hubbard Fred Hillis and Richard Kentell were fined 100 100 and 50 dollars respectively in Justice Gus T Peterson's court for injuring and destroying muskrat houses at Four Mile Lake. State Game Wardens Ross Moses John Hardman and John Butler arrested them after reports of raiding muskrat shelters. The case highlights violations of state game laws.
Wade Ball spent days visiting friends in Algona. George Winter was a business visitor in Mason City last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wortman visited Fort Dodge last Thursday. Leslie Kahl and babe visited Fairmont last Thursday. The E. R. Worley family were weekend visitors at Mason City. Petey Bruer and Leona Meyer visited Algona Saturday. Frank Halderman and family from Algona were here Sunday. John Liesveld home hosted guests. Worley, Berhow, A. Q. Smith and Jasper Smith were in Algona last Tuesday. E. R. Worley, Tom Tamen and Wesley Supervisor Funnemark visited St. Paul Friday. The Farrington family from Montgomery, Town came Sunday to Otto Koppen’s home. Mrs. Con Higgins and children from near Wesley spent the weekend with her parents. John Meyer Jr. and others were Fairmont visitors Monday afternoon. Mrs. Otto Englehart and Mrs. Adolph Poppe spent days at Rochester for a clinic. Mrs. Charles Lamb of Estherville spent days with the Korse Ellman family. Bernice Winter visited from Chicago at her parents’ home. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Freeark went to Woodstock, Minnesota, Sunday due to illness of his mother. Clifford returned home Monday.
Multiple classified notices list Chester White boar for sale at 49-50 district, along with other farm livestock offers. Entries include Duroc Jersey boar 18 months old immune to cholera, purebred Chester White boars 175-200 lbs, and poultry prices for White Leghorns and Buff Orpingtons. Also notices on toll calls and Titonka Telephone Co payment terms.
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