Titonka News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Sales
Local residents make upcoming travel plans and attend family visits. Ernest Meyers and son from Grafton arrive for Meyer-Heeach events. Lose Hansen family heads to Goldfield for ten days with relatives, then Titonka and North Dakota home. J W Swangon to hold a closing sale Feb 18. Deputy Sheriff Claude Sampson active around town. Newspaper notes Carlson lists and ethical editor remarks amid community chatter.
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Otto Catiels
Lillie, Budsiding
Heni Wagner
Buffalo Center
Ernest Meyers
Grafton
Iowa
Hansen
Telt Mohday
Goldfield
Titonia
North Dakota
J. W. Swangon
Wesley
L. i Hart
Titonka
Titonka the Latter Part of This Month.’ They ‘Are ‘At Present Visiting Mr. Biart
Litchfield
St. Louis
Enno Drelaman
Germania
North End
Ile
GR. Lewis
Priday
Mket Kossith Qaounty
Swed City Recorder
Fe White
Waterloo
H. C. Armstrong
WF. Fanger
California
Rose Studebaker
Rose ‘Butts
Tne Decoratoy
Hey
Ambitious Titonka Village Notes Bring News and Notices
A collage of local items from Titonka including visits by Whi Hawking and Mrs Severeins, farm moves by Prank Sanford and others, revival meetings at M V P Church, property transfers in German Valley and Germania, and social events. The column notes health updates, school programs, church services, and community concerns alongside small-town gossip and upcoming events.
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Z. I. Fisher
E. A. Wansen
Fr. Dodge
W. T. Wall
Famithy
Mr. Hangen
Britt
M. & St. South
M. B
Jpex
J. Reiman
Clear Lake of
Daily Papers
Cherokee State Hospitalier
Sanford
Roll
Roland
Story County
Eaven
Kingdom of Heaven
Public sale announced near Dean M. E. Church
C. W. Peterson will hold a public sale two miles west of Dean M. E. Church on Thursday February 20 1913. The sale lists 5 head of horses 46 head of cattle and 78 head of hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Peterson
Dean
M. E. Church
The Famous Chatham Fanning Mill on Exhibition
The Famous Chatham Fanning Mill is on display with a prompt claim to clean grain and profit. J. F. Fisher promotes the exhibit and its practical benefits for farmers and mills.
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Chatham
J. F.fisher
Local notes from Titonka and vicinity reflect farming and family news
Ihave no agents. You i must buy direst shows a local farmer market and family moves. Titonka and Cedar Rapids subjects include Henry A. Weiso managing Yowa Grain Co station. apples plums priced low. T. M. Wellner’s Des Moines surgery. Ben Winters farewell and move to Bushite Dent. Daniles of Portland township reports profitable crops. Elmer Teminz and Janie Cooper marriage announced. Fred Amesbury buys John’s Hardware in Wesley. Sanford of Chicago visits Titonka. B W Palmer ill but improving. John Rippen t rap a major local farmer with large grain sales and land improvements.
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M. VP
R. L. Lamoreux
M. C. Oscar
Hudson
Burt
Leo Breen
Iowa Falls
Gen. Breen
German Valley School House
Sesnette Krugkiat
German Lutheran Church
M. O. Emmins
Towa
Algona
Titorika
S. Hudson
Cedar Rapids
Welter
Wesley
Walter Smith
Portland Township
Mr. Smith
Titonka
Clarence Pannkuk
Ben Pannkuk
Clarence
Walcutt Hardware
Crehier Cosgrove
Woden Savings Bank
Titon‘ka
Woden
Wm. Boyken
Madote
Wancock County
Ben ‘Kielst
Dristan
Wisconsin
Ben
Henry Meyer
Abba Drefantan
Germania
John Harrenga
Harrenga
German Valley
German Township
Otto
Titonke Nursery
Henry A. Weiso
Yowa Grain Go
Thin Bay
T. M. Wellner
Des Moines
Ben Winters
Titonia
Aus
Daniels
Elmer Albert Teminz
Janie Cooper
Duvet
Scott Cooper
Mebride
Broken Row
Winer
Fred Amesbury
John
Ninie
Fred
L. EB. Sanford
Chicago
A. Behram
Langford
Long & Hansen
Live Stock Commission
Sanford
B. W. Palmer
Duffalo Township
Titanka
John K. Riprentrap
Rippentron
Gerquin Township
John Rippentrop
Wold
Farm Hand Wanted for Year Round Work
A bona fide farm hand is sought for one year with good wages and year round employment. No drinkers need apply. a steady honest man is preferred. Married men with extra residence on the farm considered. Apply at the office.
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Tonle
Almanac subscription offer and price in 1914 paper
Early subscribers to the Register and Leader in December receive a free Annual Almanac Encyclopaedia and Atlas. Subscriptions credited to January 1, 1914. Legislature convenes this winter. Subscription price is $4.00 per year. Remit to publisher or give to editor or postmaster.
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Register and Leader
Encyclopaedia
Degislature
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