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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
4
A two location farm sale in Iowa lists livestock, horses, cattle, hogs, and farm machinery from the old Howard place and Buffalo Center area. Auction on February 11 1915 at 12 sharp with free lunch at 11 30, terms cash up to 10 dollars and eight months on larger notes. Identified sellers August Swanson N K Hansen and auctioneers Matern Kunz.
Waving announces sale of his farm at public auction to the highest bidder. The farm lies 10 miles north and 2 miles east of Wesley and 7 miles west and 134 miles north of Britt, with Corwith north of the area. The event is Monday February 15, 1915, starting at noon, featuring nine head of horses including a 4 year old black gelding and an 8 year old bay mare.
I will sell at public auction on my farm four miles west and one quarter mile north of Ti tonka. Sale begins at 12 o'clock noon. Five horses including a black gelding seven years old and two bay horses aged six and four with weights 1600 1550 and 1200. Also cattle 91 head comprising ten cows nine fresh, twelve yearling steers and heifers nine calves.
Rare machinery includes McCormick binder and mower six foot Rock Island dies Deere disc manure spreader Fuller Johnson plow pump engine sand wich 4 hole corn sheller harness wood saw and more. Free lunch at noon terms cash under ten dollars credit of ten months on approved notes. No removal until settled. Public auction by John Kucherreuther proprietor Boye Deickman Eb Schweltert Auds J d Cosgrove clerk.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the farm 40 miles southeast of Titonka and 8 miles north of Wesley. Sale begins Thursday at 10 o’clock A.M. Consisting of 12 head of cattle and 9 hogs with farm machinery and hay. Terms: payments over 10 dollars by note with 8 percent interest. property not removed until settled. G M Gayk en Prop. Boye Deickman, Auct. J J Cosgrove, Clerk.
A sequence of short items reports sales by Milt Pringle and Mousel Bros with Germania buyers, visits by Carl and Peter Wessels, Lena Johnson working at the Johnson home, and upcoming sales by John Gehring before a Maryland move. Social events include an oyster supper, an engagement as Henry Boettcher weds, and a baby born to Reinder Johnson. Families visit Grundy Center and a wedding affects Sei bold district schooling.
Burt and Portland residents report visits by neighbors including the Rikes Bartletts and Leeks, church and school routines disrupted by a severe storm. Flights of farm work, cream deliveries, and local events hinge on travel and weather with multiple families revising plans.
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