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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1917

Page

2

Hartman Wins Red River St Paul Derby Endurance Test

Fred Hartman, an unknown assayer turned endurance driver, wins the moto cross dog derby covering 481 of 509 miles from Winnipeg to St Paul. Albert Campbell and William Grayson finish second and third amid brutal freezes and harsh travel, Hartman finishing with grit and modesty as a national favorite.

Fred Hartman Wadson Bay Alsmel Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Bis Sieffranasson Deary Cai Amertca Red River St. Paul Hartman Hge Albert Campbell William Grayson Joe Matealf Antigo Wis Hudson Bay Gold Felds Gabriel Campbell Alberc Winnipeg Wartman Winnipes Hlartman Uetman Nicht North Dakota Minnesota Campbell Brothers Gre Metcall Jeapart Furogo Abil Dalton Minn le Pas Manitoba Minesota Earliet Ganes Ufe Bt. Paul Beida

Alligator Hunts Pickaninny Story From Florida Postcard

In a Florida note from St Augustine Olaf Fungemark reports on a disturbing postcard showing four young black children used as bait by hunters along Florida’s coast. He notes the alligator attack risk and payments to parents for losses, adds Florida crop damage from a recent freeze, and mentions Palm Beach plans and a described palm suit.

Oluf Fungemark Wesley Township Florida St Augustine United States Haya Ocean Olet St. Augustine Olaf Palm Beach Denton St. Paul

Among the Lawmakers

In Des Moines State House visit reveals many bills aimed at regulating trivial matters. The Web ister City Herald notes many lawmakers introduce dubious measures such as regulating hatpins bank rods holes in dough and even an amendment to gravitation law.

Des Moines State House House Gosh Golly Gee Heck God Crickey Webister Cliy Herald

Peculiar Jaw Reconstruction At Lutheran Hospital

Fourteen year old Kanawha Koy underwent a unique operation at Lutheran hospital. Dr. C I Osborne embedded a piece of bone from the right leg into the jaw to replace missing bone and wired the teeth to immobilize the jaw. Dr Judd of Kanawha reports the patient progressing well with expectations of recovery.

Kanawha Koy George Prinsman Lutheran C. I Osborne Judd Kanawha the Chronicle Hampton Chronicle

Prices Rise and Fall as War Policy Impacts Markets

The report notes Germany resumes submarine warfare causing price swings in farm goods and stocks. Wheat and corn fell sharply but regained much of their losses by Monday February 5. Hog prices remained steady or higher but are pressured by severe weather and reduced Monday arrivals. Export activity in 1916 was strong, with hogs shipped well above normal peace-time levels.

Germany Chicago Oman

Market outlook for farm products amid wartime conditions

An analysis argues hog prices drive cattle and sheep prices, with a potential downturn in hogs expected in February if German blockade succeeds. Corn may drop to 80 cents, hogs to 10 dollars, wheat more affected. meat products may hold better per value. Authors urge holding back from wholesale marketing. Wallace's Farmer.

Althout Germany Chicago Wallace Parmer

Emerson and the need for publicity in a connected world

The passage argues Emerson’s idea that a superior work will attract attention is flawed without awareness of it. It suggests modernizes the claim by adding the need to advertise so people know of the door and its location, turn effort into recognition.

Emerson Iowa

Zeigler Richards Bride in Plum Creek Ceremony

The wedding of Coral Zeigler to Lloyd Richards took place January 31 at Zeigler Richards home in Plum Creek with Rev. Jones officiating. The couple, after a short reception, left for a wedding trip to Plas Mathes and Chicago and will reside near Lone Rock after March 18.

Congregational Church of Chicago Lone Rock Burt Monitor

Family Returns From Chicago Visit and Local Notes

Mrs. Powell and two children returned home Tuesday after an extended visit with her parents in Chicago. The Misses Johnson and Mary Olgren may not return to high service until Tuesday due to a layover. Nellie Johnson was an Algona visitor. Betsy Powell was a new bride in Almon and did not get home until Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Paetz were visiting Wednesday. Mrs. Wm Day and daughter Nellie were Algona visitors Wednesday. Miss Juangrette Stevens visited at her brother Robt. Os.

Emmet Paetz Day Nelis Mise Juangtts Stevans Robt

Algona Residents Active in Weekly Visits and Events

Local residents made multiple Algona visits this week including Sr. and Mrs. Philip Amam and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Grin. O W Parsons arrived to help open a new bank in Sexton and planned to stay with Mr. Wil Miler. Notable social events included a box social at Hersman Kutchara with proceeds of 32 dollars.

Burt Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Oscar Anderson made a business call in Burt on Saturday. Doan's Young People's Society meets at J. P. Larson's home on Friday February 16. John Kuchenreuther underwent appendicitis surgery Wednesday and is recovering well. The Knutsons' little daughter suffers chronic appendicitis and indigestion but is improving. Mrs Milton Fox and her daughter visited J. D. Andrews and Arthur Ward. Vesta Bresee returned from Ilgaua after a month with her sister. Dean PS members rehearse a forthcoming play. Mrs H A McHivey and Miss Brunswold visited C Knutson's home Sunday. Clarence Anderson, Oscar Munson and Fay Andrews attended a Burt dance on Thursday. Mrs Oscar Anderson plans to return from Colorado late this week. Mr and Mrs Bartlett visited the Kitchenreuther residence Saturday. Fay Andrews sold a horse to a Titonka buyer for a good sum. Ladies Aid to meet Thursday at Mrs L. G. Krantz's home. The infant child of L. B. Larson was ill last week.

North Wese Wesley Ctemr Oscar- Anderson Burt Doan Young People's Society J. P. Larson John Kuchenreuther Chris Knutson Milton Fox Argent J. D. Andrews Arthur Ward Vesta Bresee Ilgaua Dean ¥ PS H A. McHivey Miss Brunswold C. Knutson Clarence Anderson Oscar Munson Fay Andrews Oscayy Anderson Colorado Bartlett Kitchenreuther Ladies Aid Society L. G. Krantz L. B. Larson

Misers Henrietta and Anna Jansen visitKamvarloowa kin

GermanIa news notes a string of local visits and illnesses. The Misers Henrietta and Anna Jansen of Kamvarloowa stayed with aunt Mrs H Hassebrok returning home Wednesday. Several residents like Mrs Chas Lewis and Orval Hall are ill with pneumonia and other troubles.

Germania Henrietta Anna Jansen Kamvarloowa H. Hassebrok Chas R.lewis John Tacka Lavarkie Jim Brewer Thompson Orval Hall Peter Brewer Peter McMahon Dan Rake

Baby girls born to Mr and Mrs Aug F Christ

Mr and Mrs Aug F Christ are the proud parents of two baby girls born last Thursday. Fred Gutknecht, recently in Mexico, visited the parental home from Minneapolis last Thursday and returned Tuesday to rejoin his company before they are mustered out at Fargo North Dakota. Mrs Peter McMahon was ill last week. Monia died Friday four miles north of town. Funeral Monday at the Cattie Me church in Ledyard. burial in Joliet Illinois. J Care of South Dakota was a Sunday visitor at H M and Aten Carr’s home. Corn shelling offered, with a four hole sheller. tile and drainage services advertised. wages and terms stated. contacts via Titonka Iowa addresses.

M. H. Stoddard Priscilla Club H. R. Elvidge Plorence and Lennice Cals Lendar Ledyard Kelly Anna Estherville Mike Kelley H. Keht Wells Minn Meo Aug. F. Christ Fred Gutknecht Mexico Minneapolis Fargo N. D Peter McMahon Monia Cattie- Me Joliet Canada J. Care S. Dak H. M Aten Carr

Corn Shelling Service Offered in Titonka Iowa

Corn shelling available from local trader Krull Dros Titonka Iowa. They offer a good four hole sheller and can do shelling on short notice. Call for details and rates.

Krull Dros Titonka Iowa

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Varian Derry Hace Temple of St Paul Louis W. FL St Paul Mut Cunnenick M& Augustine Philip Amam Algona O. W. Parsons Sexton Wil Miler Geo. Grin Alona McCorkle Nels Johnson Amy Smith Ray Stanton al Stanton Geo. Amin Theela Amtvs Hawley Nuomt Cane Pink Robt. Stevens Geo. Grimm Albert Aman St. Dodge Nellie Ryan Agatha Conklin Hersman Kutchara Emily Ward Savage Titonka Savings Bank Titonka Sever Pannkuk J. J. Wirties Titonke Lowa R. PF Titonka Lowa Lupke Wirties Geo Muchenrenther Towa Hoy ¢. Bale J. J. Budiong & Sons E. E. Schweitert The Titonka Grain Company
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