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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
2
Titonka proclaims rapid town growth and asks buyers to invest in lots on the Buffalo River bank. The ad promises a town of 1,000 within a year, with lots selling on easy terms. It notes Titonka in Kossuth County, a thriving farming region in Iowa, and lists Thomas A. Way of Britt, Iowa, as a contact.
A local banking firm touts prompt care for collections across Chicago New York and western cities. It advertises deposits with interest and offers banking real estate and loan services. G L Dalton is named as cashier with Way Bros and Kunz as associates inviting public trust.
The Iowa Mortgage Loan and Investment Company promotes easy money for farms wild land town property and second mortgages with low rates and early payoff options. It offers to contact borrowers via a centralized phone network pays taxes in Hancock and Kossuth counties and invites customers to call Western Electric system for details.
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