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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
2
Joel relays Ben's claim of the biggest trade year and invites customers to shop at Ben's for low prices. Ben plans a big sale at the start of the year and wishes customers happiness and prosperity in the New Year.
A. L. Klempe ter and Wesley Farmer levator in Wesley, Towa promote worn wire fencing at reasonable prices, inviting customers to view their inventory and compare value.
Frank M. Sarchett announces he is not a candidate for County Superintendent and will support the Republican primary. He notes thirty years residency and ten years of continuous teaching in public schools. He respectfully solicits voters’ support.
Algona and nearby residents share holiday greetings with callers from Wesley and Des Moines. Arthur Covey visits from Des Moines. Peter Oleson returns from Wichita. Several families plan moves to Arkansas and San Diego. Stafford family postpones a charity event due to a ill child. School notes mention absent students and upcoming breaks.
Friday’s close of school featured a quiet turnout with few absentees. Alma Garlson led pupils to polish Christmas program plans while 5th and 10th graders read Dickens. Prizes for a portrait guessing contest went to Halvor Flom Lester Lease Rufus Welter and Kittle Caslar. Sunday visitors included Miss Viola Vesper of New Hampton and Mrs. Robinson’s family. The M E church hosted a Christmas program with Rev Warille speaking and children presenting songs recitations and exercises.
The scribe records holiday greetings and local events from Wright County. Mentions include Burt friends dining, Nelson at home, S.J. Ramsey building a residence at the hub, Christmas exercises at Barlow hall, J. R. Rector closing out dry goods stock, and Mrs. Al Walkenhainer visiting Algona. Also listed are births, editor’s day off, bank authorization, and a Buffalo township bond sale for a schoolhouse.
A fragmented notice promotes a magazine aiding buyers and sellers of farms. It touts 28 pages printed with farm listings from owners and agents and invites quick sales through the publication.
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