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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
10
The University Extension Department of Lincoln Nebraska offers a free Spanish course starting today at 2 30 PM. Listeners are asked to register. Additional lessons are at 9 30 Thursday mornings for those unable to attend Saturday sessions.
A long list of local social calls and visits across Woden Britt Britt Friday Saturday and Monday. Residents attend shows fairs church events and family gatherings with relatives from Mason City Estherville Marshalltown Algona Ames and Charles City. Local businesses farms transport and social club activities are mentioned along with new vehicle purchases and cooperative creamery meeting results.
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings show residents of Burt Algona and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends. Families including Nelson Whitney Fitch Ringsdorf Kregar Godden Shipler and Larsen share events from shopping to dances and hospital visits with Portland Fenton Blue Earth and Manchester area connections.
A contractor unearthed an eighteen inch wooden ball in a twenty four inch tile line on the Wm McDermott and M P Haggard properties. The ball caused a clog, led to an extra assessment, and the owners face a large bill due to alleged contractor carelessness.
Sixty two butter makers in the state faced the results of a butterscoring contest at Manchester last Tuesday. Local rival Kuecker topped scoring with 94.5 percent earning first place, EB. J. Primus of Arlington took second at 94.35, and R. Wy. Palmer of Rock Valley finished third with 94.14. Gold, silver, and bronze medals were awarded to the top three in the judging contest held that afternoon.
Notice to bidders from Buffalo township trustees announces bids open until 1 p.m. February 6, 1928 for a road superintendent with daily rates for man and beam and extra team per day and for a caretaker at the township cemetery per hour. Bids must be sealed and include a $26 certified check. The trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. W A Worsley township clerk.
The trustees of German town expect bids by 4 o clock Wednesday 4th 1928 for the grand superintendent position for the ensuing year. Bids include whole town or half township. payment by certified check of 25 dollars. The trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. J Boekelman, Clerk.
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