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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
4
Misery in the stomach is cured in minutes with Pape's Diapepsin. The remedy, costing 40 cents for a large case, claims to relieve dyspepsia, belching, heartburn, and sick headaches by aiding digestion and cleansing the stomach. It urges readers to tell their druggist to obtain Pape's Diapepsin for a thorough cure.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to mix a home remedy after meals and at night using Winid Ex tract Dandelion Compound Kurgon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims relief from rheumatism and kidney and urinary issues, advising readers to cut out and preserve the prescription.
B S Panekue Agency promotes guaranteed nursery stock and replacement policy. They claim last year’s planting efforts proved due diligence in care and representation of stock. Customer assurance offered to shop locally before elsewhere. 2-25-9
Advertising copy promotes imported and home grown stallions mares and geldings for sale at low prices. It claims same quality and a full guarantee with proof from banks and local businesses and a commitment to correct any issues.
Me and Myre with son Cliy report deputies patrolling the streets this week. Robert Ward visits from Bachelor on Saturday. Mrs Will Rike cares for her granddaughter at Bachelor Corner. Lee Daniels returns from eight days in D Saturday with cousin Clarence Cunningham. Leonard Daniels came home from Brie last Thursday. Miss Erma Smith enjoyed a week off from school in the Fairbanks district.
Woden residents share visits with relatives and neighbors from Grundy county to Stratford Britt and Ocheyedan. Local youths sustain arm injuries in a haymow fall. Visitors include Miss Minnie Senne Herman Haranga and Johnny Greenfield with family notes and weekend trips.
L L Krantz transacted business at Sexton. Fred Giddings of Wesley visits H Ward home. Will Hager of Titanic was a Corner visitor. Mae Austin called in Sexton. J Larsen and family spent Sunday in Buffalo. Carl Carlson shipped hogs to Titonka. Anton Anderson and family visited Plum Creek. Wyatt Stott seen in Portland last year. Oru Simmons and companion visited A W Young home. Carl Fennemark called in Titonka. Titonka youth attended Friday social. M O Emmons and Kin Fox families visited near Algona and Wesley. Ed Drone and sister's awakenness called at Al. Frank Johnson spent the week near Wesley. Mericle school basket social drew crowds. auction by Mr Mericle, baskets sold up to $3.25. Corner folks attended dance at H Nelson’s near Sexton. Carl Carlson departed for Chicago with stock.
Sexton Mrs A W Stanton left for Morango North Carolina last Thursday for an extended visit with daughter Mrs John Smith Jimmie Peterson traveled to Omaha last Friday returned Monday Bertha Lister visited at the Smock home several days Clarence Bolster of Bancroft visited Emory Smock over Sunday Mrs John Johnson entertained the Larkin Club Thursday Leonard Hart went to Algona on business Friday Mr and Mrs Ole Peterson went to Irvington to visit daughter Mrs Aug Newell Albert Martinek's baby on the Islek list Mrs W D Martinek came from Britt last Friday Mrs F O Hahn is reported quite sick Dr Keneflek of Algona in attendance For Sale Rosa Combed Brown Leghorn pullets 50c each Good stock Address Jos Shaben Hutchins Iowa
Farmers cord of Ice and new ice house at the creamery. Geri Hurd of Spencer was in town Monday for business. Miga Nell Gilbert visited at Hmetsbore Sunday. Chas Mathers of Irvington was in Sexton Monday. Otto Peterson went to Algona Sunday to see his best girl. A combination sale is planned for next Saturday, part of a winter trend in many towns.
Plumed by small town events, the week records Mr. Hanson and family at a wedding anniversary site. Mrs. Smock loses a horse. Lehman family visits Dr White. a social dance at G W Blake. oyster supper for Mrs J A Johnson’s birthday. George Johnson and Mrs Hager visit Algona. H P Christenson hosts at Larson home. Mildred Sparks recovers from a severe head wound. a threshing team runs away with a water tank causing minor damage. Larkin Club gatherings and lecture-course concerts at Sexton. Mrs J D Andrews hosts Larkin Club. Albert Martinek’s child ill with bowel and bronchial issues. doctors consult, showing cautious prognosis.
Witnesses describe how Johen Sayer and Elmer Mossman tracked the suspect from Jl Dora to a northern direction, locating tents and a warm stove. Willis Winters admits firing on Linn Trimble. authorities plan a murder charge in Eldora after transport to Wesley and the Milwaukee line.
A special grand jury in Hardin County indicted about twenty year old Jin Ackley Winters for murder in the Titonka case. Winters confessed to dominating the murder of Lint Trimble the Titonka registered keeper and to robbing the Titonka post office. Constable Schrader of Ackley to receive a $2500 reward for arrest information.
Kosuth County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in regular session with most members present. Officials for bonds were examined and approved for coroner clerks assessors and other county officers, and John Cullen was elected chairman after multiple ballots.
The Kossuth County Board audits bills and sets hearings on Drainage District Nos. 31 39 and 49 with adjournments to January 6 1909. It adopts a resolution to raise bond penalties for the Clerk of the District Court and continues to consider petitions and settlements related to drainage districts and related costs.
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