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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1914

Page

3

Interstate circuit horse fairs set dates across Midwest counties

The Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Fair circuit fixed air dates at a RoE banquet chaired by Jos Mor. Meetings approved tent sites and entries with purses, and a 6 percent entrance fee deduction. Trotting classes ranged 2:20 to 2:30 and the circuit admitted Huron Sheldon Alta regions with several towns hosting events from July to September.

Union News Service Tates Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Jos Mor W. Hi Heod Juy Fonda Wort-Dodge Sheldon Bay Rock’ Rapidg Flandriau Huron Sioux City George Gardner H. D. Rini W. J. Sievers Smith A- W. Matthews Dresu W. G. Stewart Roely Jason Henry Oameron Alta Barmenestien Awad Knight Rooney Nerahe Came Curtin Decorah Mollari Melivane Wingl Theotanquet Ching Joe J J. P Maltin TyAe Dbpidad Toygalarge Norge Tqiplasan ‘Anlay' Biter Bremagazine Cage GaRak Auriog Ayaan Louitiekl

Iowa News Notes Highlights Local Events and Obituaries

Berrye W. Barrager longtime Sheldon resident died of heart disease. Orange City area land sale brought $40 480 at 262 per acre. D. M. Sheldon of Sutherland dead. Civil War veteran served 4 years in 74th Iowa. Eleven thousand bushels of corn from Pierce brothers sold near Lake City at 65 cents per bushel. Labor dispute in Fort Dodge triggers telephone outage as Gov. Clarke to review. Bascom H. Robinson paid for 526 acres in Adams County near Prescott to develop stock farm and summer home. Muscatine court blocks gas rate ordinance. gas receipts held in trust pending final decision.

Berrye W. Barrager Sheldon Caveota Iowa Nieuwenttlee Orangs City Herman Tele Orange City D. M. Sheldon Sutherland Finass Pierce Brothers Lake City Lalko ‘Cty Fort Dodge Tragea and Labor Assembly Tedont Gov. Clarke Bascom H. Robinson Onaha Fawkera' Meserva, Life Association Adame County Prescott Tobingon Judgs A. P. Barker Clinton Muscatine Lighting Company

Fire destroys row of Sanborn business buildings on Main Street

A major blaze destroyed five Sanborn shops and damaged a sixth in a row of frame buildings on Main Street. The fire started around 4 o clock in the James Clark pantorium building and spread rapidly, the frozen hydrant delaying water access. Sheldon’s fire department aided, bringing several hundred feet of hose by train and assisting until under control. Loss is about 80,000 dollars, partly covered by insurance. Merchants affected include Quelleagh graterica and shoes James Clark spantertag Dave Pippinger household goods John Yearger household goods H F Addyn Groceries H J Wainbach furniture and undertaking LG Foley mbit hory and job printing.

Sanborn James Clark Main Street Fre Sheldon T. A. Quelleagh Graterica Shoes Spantertag Dave Pippinger Goote John Yeager Household Gooda H. FF. Addyn Broceries H. J. Wainbach Furniture and Undertaking LG. Foley Mbit Hory

Dlamingea Case Dismissed Over Lack of Action

W J Barngrover sues Bert R Stiles of Movilte fa for embezzlement alleging replacement of a typewriter for rental. Judge Horak ruled the claim did not constitute an actionable case and found no evidence of intentional fraud. The civil suit seeks the value of the typewriter but was dismissed.

Aggar Stiles Ft. Jnethe Borag

Unscrambled OCR: Open celebration at Wanquet event

A garbled OCR record describes a celebration opening with an address by a Dr. Cram Ry and mentions figures like Lindsay and Ray Blawpled at a manufacturers association toast. Specific names and details are unclear due to text corruption.

Eee Agtel Siven Dr. Cram Ray Blawpled

Northeastern U S Quake Triggers Widespread Shocks

Tremors rattled dishes and knocked items from shelves across cities from Philadelphia to Montreal. Reports describe effects in New York Albany Syracuse Rochester and Ottawa with chimneys swaying and telephones evacuated. No major damages reported though in Binghamton a trench cave-in fatality occurred at a worksite as the quake moved through the region.

New York Montfea Philadelphia United States New York City Albany Birmira Trome Syracuse Ottawa Toronto Brookville Binghamton, N Twiey Rochester Ithics Cornell University Ogdensburg Geysra Chinmeystal Auburn N.Y Fort Wilscollow Mostraal Montreal Predcott Louis

Illinois Leads in Farm Crop Value Says Census Bureau

Washington February shows Illinois tops nine states in 1909 farm crop value with total farm crops valued around 379 million dollars. Texas ranks third with about 928 million, Ohio near 1.0 billion, and other states like Minnesota New York and Pennsylvania reporting lower totals.

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Notable Women Featured In Local Glory

Four local women receive recognition for achievements in the community. The report notes Dollae and peers, with discussion on leadership roles and the question of appointing a chief among them. Historic criminology reference to Alphonse Bertillon is mentioned in passing.

Pittyburgh Dollae Sounell Fayls Fey Alphonse Bertillon MM. Berulten John Pe Roche

Ships Fight Ice to Free Stranded Lake Vessels

In Chicago on February 14 a 12 hour battle to free two lake steamers from thick Lake Michigan ice ended with Alabama Arizona and Kansas still trapped. Crews worked in shifts all night to prevent hulls from crushing and to keep water holes from freezing, while officers planned a channel break with Alabama tasked to lead the effort.

Chicago Kansas Michigan ‘Transportation Mpa Arizona Goodrlet Tronch Alabama Arizong Igland el Marte Burpean

National Suffrage Event Planned for May Second

The National American Woman's Suffrage Association announces a nationwide May 2 celebration to press for federal woman suffrage. Mrs Medill McCormick says cooperation with the Congressional Union will advance the common goal as demonstrations are planned on Capitol steps.

Chicago United States National American Woman's Suffrage Association Medill McCornlex Washington Mra. McCormick Fridsy Allah Yictaries Congress Coust Union Clayton Judiciary Committee Perminalcg Capitol New Wort Matlonal Board Mra. C. H. F. Belmont An Exacutiva Walon Vnlor Mondeil Ahiah Congress Congressional Muttrage Oratars al Parte

U S Honors Abe Lincoln Memorial Project Unveiled

Wagnington February 24 Ground was broken for a Lincoln memorial project a two million dollar venture designed to honor the 16th president with a sculpture and public park setting. The plan places a government monument on one end and a Washington monument on the other amid a memorial park.

Wagnington Iday Shulversary Irch Abraham Lincoln Torneon ‘Memorial Pfiths Potomag Ani Yaata

Fragmented 19th Century Ad Nonsense and Nonsensical Claims

A garbled OCR fragment lists various etched product names and phrases from Victorian era advertisements. It includes Castorla infant remedy notes, Fletcher’s history and ad copy, and scattered lines about dyes, medals, constipation, and neighbor selection with stray quotes and partial product references.

Fragmented quotes echo Cleveland diary debate

A garbled excerpt references libel rebuttals and a judge remark about murther and cents. It mentions Henry Ward Beecher, Dr Alexander, Princeton, and Presbyterian figures, hinting at a dramatic courtroom or editorial exchange with scattered names and phrases. The legible pieces point to a sensational, quoted dialogue.

Joho 'D. Rockefeller Cleveland Lola Errible Murther Kala Henry Ward Alazanier Princeton University Presbyterian Beecher Aléxandr Luis

School Teachers Also Have Things to Lena

Fragmentary text describes schools and teachers with garbled phrases about conversations and memory. It mentions veterans, periods of age, and scattered names, creating a jumbled local notice feel without clear events or outcomes.

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