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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment shows a Masonic lodge notice mentioning visiting brothers and names such as Brin Lee JW Ty Thomas and Thorou ge Brew Atom Bulls. It references pedigrees and lodges, with unclear dates and local conduct.
The Portland area reports a lively week with weddings, visitors, and illness. Mrs. Stahl marries Mr. Darrance of Frankfurt, a teacher and farmer couple will begin housekeeping in Frankfort, Louise Stahl joins as a sister. Pete Hobsen lies ill with lung fever, and families from Hubbard, Burt, and Algona visit Port land, with many returning from Minnesota and Sioux County. The Ladies Aid and oyster supper are slated as election day activities.
Local column mentions Sunday visitors in Bancroft and Forest City visits by Ringsdorf family. Names include Luli Ronse Alpha Tuttle Pearl Groosey and Alpha Kubtle with several returns from Glenwood Dodge and Des Moines. Little Glen Andrews died New Year’s morning and was buried Friday. Simon Johnson of Marshall, Minnesota visits Ringsdorf.
The newspaper promotes an unprecedented package including Low a Homestead Poultry Farmer and Special Institute editions. The trio, well known in the West, is offered together with the paper at a four for one year price of BL20. Samples available at the office.
The German Valley Co-Operative Creamery Directors meet at Peoples Bank on Tuesday January 20 1903 to contract ice storage and packing capacity. Bids must consider removing ice from the ice house using uniform square cakes and hauling to Germ Valley along the creek route, plus hauling all supplies and repairs to and from Monona Iowa for one year starting February 7 1903. Sealed bids may be left at Peoples Bank with right to reject any bid Herman Nelson secretary.
N Wad of Section 8 and other landowners announce a public lease for grass lands in Wy with bidding open to the highest responsible bidder for hay and pasture. The undersigned reserve the right to reject any and all bids and bids will be received until the designated deadline.
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