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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
7
Real estate notice lists 128 acres west of Swea City near Highway 9 with sturdy fences, a hewn hollow tile barn and silo, a tiled new dwelling, and weed free land offered at a bargain with reasonable down payment terms. Also advertised is a seven room residence with basement on a land block on the south side, possession March 1, with details at the Topic office.
A local poultry notice mentions call 23 on Ff 42 referring to Hiram Buckholdt in a brief classified item. The fragment notes a date or event but lacks full details.
Community notes detail numerous visits by seekers of business and family matters from Buffalo Center to Mason City. Residents like Lucille Bartlett and the Topic family are thanked for favors. weather disrupts plowing and hay harvest. Local officials finalize school budgets while bees are relocated and church painting progresses.
Lute Meliza filed for Harold Grover. Maurice Graham spent Monday in Algona. Betty Rash visited Burt on Sunday. Mrs. Ted Ringsdorf stayed in Algona Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stewart were at West Bend Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Graham of Burt visited George Graham Friday. A threshery meeting occurred at John Trunkhill’s Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Fairbanks spent Sunday with L. G. Fairbanks.
Hu fh Hoffman expert and former CIF associate will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields in Algona Minnesota at the Algona Hotel on Monday July 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The device aims to hold rupture and prevent opening by pressure while warning against wearing trusses that enlarge openings. Local residents urged to attend with evenings by appointment.
Miss Violet Slack and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Jay Budlong were supper guests of Mrs. Alice Budlong Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of Waterloo visited Saturday and Sunday at Walter Andersons. They brought Joyce Anderson home after a two weeks visit, and their son Dale went home with them.
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