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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
4
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin to cure indigestion and stomach misery within five minutes. Claims relief from belching gas heartburn and cramps, cleansing stomach and intestines, and restoring appetite. States cost 40 cents and urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
Government land locations by county with brief descriptions and eligibility under Homestead Desert Tinder Goal Staue Ol Saline and other laws. Also Texas state lands details on irrigation and reclamation work in progress. Sent to any address for 26 cents by National Tribune Washington DC.
An old advertisement touts a home remedy claiming to cure rheumatism and kidney disorders. It instructs mixing a folk formula with blood purifying ingredients and promises relief from early doses. The text urges readers to cut out the prescription for preservation.
The Pictorial Review invites a single solicitor to devote part or full time to renewing and gaining subscriptions across a two territory area. Earn from 15 to 50 a week plus commissions based on effort. Send experience, availability, age, and lines of work to Desk M 853 Broadway New York.
Dr W. Gulde, physician and surgeon, announces office above Kennedy Bros. Department Store in Bancroft Iowa. Special attention offered for the eye ear nose and throat with glasses fitted.
Mrs Hila Smock drove to Weary Saturday Martie Jordan made a business trip to Sexton. Nels Jolson and wife spent New Year's Day at Wesley. Reinecke and wife of Teving visited John Seeman. Ed Riordan returned from Tau Sule. Mr Hahn of Whittemore stayed with his son Oota. Dr White with New Year’s dinner at C A Little home. Will Grove and Miss Nettle Price were at Walker Thomas'. W H Reed visited from Algona for tests in Lassyleinsby Olio and Cartle Peterson spent New Year’s with sister Mes. Chas Beanson and Will Grave arrived to visit Donnley. Mine Thursday afternoon visit from Mrs Walter Thomas. Mrs Chas Corey of Murdo SD visiting. Mrs Corey pleased with new home. J S Leiman noted as smiling. Baby born Sunday morning. Chas Clark moved to farm near Brith. Look possession as Mr Clark moved out. Jay Staunton returned from Mobango ND. Leo Butler worsened from typhoid. Dr Carmody of Wesley called, said past danger. August Leek and wife visiting relatives in St Paul. Anil Wb present.
In Kasuth County Iowa the Board of Supervisors and County Auditor examine a report detailing special assessments for land tracts within multiple parcels. The notice lists dates in December 1908 and references the 1909 appraisal and hearing process before finalizing the apportionment.
Miss Reba Nordman works for Mrs Rev. G Kramer. Ruth Biegham and Lutla Tiller visited with family. Wayne Cummings from Grundy Center works for Gust Frederickson. B J Bird and wife hosted brother T Thompson of Crystal Lake. Irwin Migsman and sisters Carrie and Esther spent New Year’s Day with relatives. Miss Waima Barth of Campbell, Main, visited relatives. Tulda Hledsne returned from a five week visit with sister Mrs Wolcomb of Forest City. Jeho Pheiben’s son burned by boiling water in an accident. Sinders’ team ran away damaging equipment. Geo Greed of Lynn voruby, a local figure, was shot by a son and died two days later. Lett Foster began teaching in Bingham Pwp last Monday after vacation with parents east of town.
The article reflects rising political tension as discussion turns to the President’s critics, land deals and a senator's voting record. It notes a congressional push to curb the President and questions Delliver’s stance, with references to Taft, reform waves, and election fraud cases involving Chicago judges.
Miss Helen Wood hosted a taffy pull at No 3 schoolhouse last week. The director and wife assisted. Glen Reibsamicn visited briefly to sample the candy. Eight grade pupils Miller Nelson Ernest Sleeper and Helen Powell from No 8 listed. The Ash has hearts out of school a week due to a bad cold.
Edwin Ward of Bacchelor Corner visited Sunday. Gottleb Blake and family were Sunday visitors at the Herman Data home. Gottleb Blake and wife are entertaining guests from Minnesota. Johnny Rosenau of Buffalo town was noted in the fragment.
The Iowa retail druggists mutual insurance association issued its first policy at W A Farsons drug store in Algona on New Years Day. Secretary Al Palkenhamer said applications exceed 200000 dollars and Titonka will host the headquarters for now as the firm begins issuing policies and expanding its business reach.
The Des Moines Register and Leader urges subscribers for daily unbiased reports during the upcoming session. For 81.00 to April 14 and 1.50 with daily and Sunday, readers can receive early morning news by mail across rural Iowa routes. Subscriptions via postmasters or mail to The Register and Leader Co. Des Moines Iowa.
Fragmentary text mentions Burt home school Sunne and Carl Alte an insurance agent from Kossuth county with Des Moines ties. References a prize of a gold watch and December, plus names Tag Johnson and Lisa Tusurata. Details are garbled and uncertain.
The Secretary of the Buffalo Township School advertises bids to furnish storm windows and related building needs for the old school property known as the men School. Bids will be received in Astrich Mo. 6. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Al Falkenlininery, Secretary.
One House Algood hosts renewal exams for teachers whose writ forms expire in summer. The session is Saturday January ab at 10 a.m. Officials note certificates dated July 1st will be renewed.
A Portland business, a bike shop, files for a county permit transfer after an earlier transaction. Officials review the move as part of a local commerce update set for Tuesday.
Imported and tone geldings for sale at Parm Mares and Brood Mare. Prices low and quality high with guarantee of representation. If any defect is proven, a replacement or satisfactory remedy is offered.
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