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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
4
Auction style ad offers imported and home grown stallions mares and geldings at low prices. Notes 8% farm mares brood mares drivers and other horse types with guaranteed quality and a promise to make right any wrongs. Appeals to banks and local businesses as proof of trust.
Local firm Witt guarantees tile performance and surveying results at reasonable rates. Border-free wall finish offered with wallpaper from Tunger Falkenhamer Drug Co.
A fragmented note catalogues erratic thoughts on oil theft accusations in Newton and Oklahoma, Roosevelt era anti race policy humor, drought like farm troubles, silo benefits, price woes, and farming profits. The writer laments scientific farming, praises wind in Texas, and muses on duties, taxes, and rural life.
Luithir and Yosts wife and Clifford of Buffda Center visited Yosts mother near Wesley on Sunday. Dick Mordman moved stock and household goods to Hawley then to St Paul and plans to move with family to Montana to establish a claim. Brandt family from east of Woden visited Jake Lutten’s last Sunday. Tap Losts made a business visit. Fred Greenfield and Uncle Peter Greenfield from Marshell Ola visited T John son’s in German township last Friday. Herman and Ed Harringa of German township surveyed for local farmers. Albert Korte went to Grundy Co to visit relatives. FE Van Horn and family of Wesley visited Korge’s home Sunday. Juha Holen and Marm Limbergoe are listed in the text.
Martin Kramer starts work in Kramer Bros. store after a year in Doheydun Iowa. Mr and Mrs F Meyers plan an extended Nebraska visit. Several local residents travel to Burt Dyersville and Algona for family and business, with weddings and health remedy ads peppering the page.
In Santa Maria area the Gulf Coast Country hosts farmers like A McNeil reporting profits from onions and fruit. An example notes 28 acres yielding 466 crates per acre at 1.20 a crate totaling 13 449 in receipts. The advertisement touts simple profitable farming and invites readers to request a free prospectus.
Fragmentary text shows C G Warley as agent and references to sage advice, urging cultivation of a quality linked to election prospects. Ambiguous content mentions places and general guidance, with unclear quotes and garbled phrases.
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