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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
2
The piece questions what issues will face Democratic Senators after backing the Panama treaty. It warns they may resort to attacking tariffs or reviving the silver issue. It disputes their appeal to voters by claiming prosperity under Republican rule is false.
Minneapolis residents are informed of a Lumbermen's Association meeting with Rock Island System agents instructed to arrange a rate and one third on a certificate plan. Contact your nearest ticket agent for toll information.
Otto Falk of Citonka visits. Estella Cronin stays with Etta Larsen. Mrs Chas Newville of Burg appears on the streets. Miss Clara Stone listed as sick. Mrs Karl Matsmith of Burt calls on relatives. W H Baker in Bancroft on business. Miss Alyina Rhundke of Burt visits Mrs I J Potters. Oscar Anderson ill. Dr Peters of Burt attends. Ed Cronan family visit Algona. Smeltzer and daughter from West Union at W Baker home. Mrs Wesley Ienly from Burt calls. Ory Wood seen in Irvington. L A S meets Saturday at Ma and Mrs Ra Bartlett's. Schools reopen after week’s vacation. Ranny Bleich and Otto Park to St Paul and northern Wisconsin for winter. Samme Lamoreux and Elle Reh sumen of Titonka spend weekend at Ar A. Gra hants home. Miss Montgomery to return south. Mrs Lincoln Asenbarger returns to Minnesota.
A happy crowd of friends and relatives gathered at the Wim. Rilke home last Friday night. Dancing was the principal amusement of the evening. A nice time is reported. Mrs. EO. Maga had a painful accident stepping on a steel crochet book, injuring her heel but she is progressing well.
Manuscript style note reports a Morern Woodman of America gathering at 8 Hall with visiting neighbors and local brothers present. The meeting occurs every month at 8 o clock, inviting members to attend and participate in the lodge activities.
An illustrated classified describes land and business parcels for sale by Wolfe & Schneider. Items include a two story brick property, a small farm in German Township Section 16, and various prospects in Peone mlb, with asking prices from 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. The notice requests inquiries and states terms and contact details for Wolfe & Schneider.
Police in the Firsts region respond promptly to nightly and daily disturbances near the National Bank building. Authorities assure residents of vigilant coverage and swift action against incidents reported in the area.
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