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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
2
The Titonka Topic announces publisher Lee O. Wolfe retires from The Titonka Topic after years of service at the post office and newspaper office, marking the end of an era in Titonka.
Swea City official Mr. Kruse announces a bid for Kossuth County treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primary. He previously ran in a close three way race and carried every precinct he canvassed, with a prosperous insurance business and twenty years in the area.
Ingham of Des Moines has been in Washington pursuing interests for L Dickinson for U S Senator. Some administration readers fear Cummins cannot be re elected. Notice if you want any butchering done leave word at the Titonia Cafe. Mike Bauman.
Dressman and Tatermill of Vitonka Iowa advertise shelling services for corn using a sandwich cylinder sheller available at any time.
The Kansas City Star reports eight year road spending in Kansas totaling 115,621,736 with little pavement beyond gravel and sand clay. Iowa shows 248,507,000 spent in ten years under Engineer White, while Missouri advances a new road program. Local Iowa notes urge bond issues to fund surfaced highways and warn poor roads hurt towns and farms, with Johnson and Clinton counties voting early February on road bonds.
Twenty years ago L Owens of Burt purchased the Cooper farm. H Turner sold a quarter section for 60 dollars per acre. Rural Carrier Breen takes a thirty day vacation after two years on the road. Fred Kreger hauled 2000 bushels of corn at 30 cents per bushel. John D Isebrand and wife of Germania visited Titonica last Saturday while John recently married. Mrs Billy Campbell of Bancroft gave birth to six babies in one day, a county record. Frank Ringsdort rented his farm to Lou Briggs. Geo Eden chose farming over travel abroad. Heiko Adams of German township and Miss Etta Jones of Ackley wed last Wednesday. they will farm in German township. Miss Elizabeth Pink of Sexton visited on her way home from Buffalo Center. sister of John Pink. Germania editor drawn for petit jury next week to aid Judge Quarton.
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