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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a notice page shows garbled phrases and partial names. No clear events, dates, or entities are readable to identify an actual actor, location, or action for a proper summary.
Dick Nordman hosts visitors from Britt and Kanawha area including Mr and Mrs Py Van Horn and Mrs Nordman. German soldiers met at Britt. Ed Harrenga postponed trip. Lew Yost of Buffalo Center visiting family. Leon Foster injured horse mishap. Gowrie and George Town families visiting others. multiple church and family visits noted.
The writer describes ongoing fears of flooding and unfinished tiling work in Bufffalo and Bingham townships. Renters threaten to relocate as water issues persist, while the North German and Mullarkey areas show some dry ground but still widespread tiling needs. The author notes orchard spacing mistakes and family challenges at home amid difficult cooking conditions and a large household.
Nels Jonson visited Wesley last Saturday. Wr. Keys returned from Sextonville, Wis., Monday. F. A. Corey of Algona was a Sexton visitor last Friday. Miss Clara Aman visited Wesley Thursday evening. H. G. Nelson went to Chicago with four car bags last Saturday night. Walter Smith and wife left for their home at Monango, North Dakota, on Monday. The revival meetings are in progress and report good success.
The note describes soft weather delaying travel as trucks crawl through frost and a man named Smock is injured when a rifle misfired during a ship incident. He remains in stable condition but out of work for weeks. The Buffalo Center Tribune announces a ladies contest with prizes including a piano and gold watches for top voters.
The notice urges awaking or improving business methods and stresses the value of having a bank account regardless of income or money handled. It invites readers with unusual or no funds to open an account and offers assistance to obtain information.
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