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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented local notices from Algona and Wesley Iowa outline loan terms at 5 percent with annual interest and optional payments, plus various sales and services. Listings include dental care for women and children, real estate, auctions, and goods for sale with scattered names and locations like Tonka Jowa Office and U.S. Cafe Bay.
A mixed local column reports political candidate Frank M. Sarch Ett announcing for County Superintendent and various social notes. Samson and many residents attend events. births, visits, church notes, lodge officers and community updates fill the week with minor personal news from Algona to Bancroft.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions a store named Bens Cashstore and a place Port Wesley with unclear details. No coherent events or dates are readable.
Local items recount visits by Misses Ringsdorf and Stanley to Algona areas, a bazaar earning about $100, and multiple residents traveling or shopping in nearby towns. A three month smoking-pledge among young men is reported, with fines for violations and calls to improve street lighting and public spaces.
A large crowd attended at the Stags home with visitors from Titonka Germania and Mrs Rippentrop. The next meeting on December 15 will debate the resolution that education is more to Iran than capital. Fred Stowe and James Stage take the affirmative, Gertrude Stagg and Lloyd Bartlett the negative. Doctors Peters and Kenefick met about Mrs Kuchenreuther and planned to take her to New Richmond, Wis, with her husband and Ed Bartlett accompanying.
A coastal stream of short notices lists residents visiting, moving, or traveling between Algona and nearby towns. Names such as Nicoulin of Algone, N. J. Schiltz, John Messing, G. N. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Flood, Burt Regsegne, Mrs. Vaske, and Rev. Tyrell appear among meetings, funerals, and family visits. Notable events include a sale of 80 acres at 75 dollars per acre, church services led by Rev. Tyrell, and funeral attendance for Camp Specker and Rev. Mather Thierny with local clergy present.
Foreman J. A. Trech and M. of CG J. H. McQuirk named correspondents. H. McQuirk M of Aur and William Putzter as chaplain. Mrs J M Sarchett listed. Rock hauled to enlarge stone pile for a new Catholic church. Jersey Reds for sale three fine Duro Jersey boars from prolific lines offered by M. Sandt Bancroft.
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