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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
4
The speech greets the Class of 1918 with pride and reflection on beginnings and future duties. The speaker urges humility, gratitude, and resolve as students prepare to leave the school and consider the impact of their era on those who follow.
A senior class poem recalls teachers and mentors who guided them. It recounts Miss Porter Giadir and Mrs. Merritt plus Miss Olkon and Mrs. Holcomb. The piece notes senior antics before graduation and expresses hopes for future duties and lasting standards.
Antique ad from WODEX Iowa markets The Hawk Restaurant as dealer in restaurant goods cigars tobacco soft drinks and confectionery with luncheons available on short notice.
Notice states Dr. Temple is fully prepared to perform X-ray and radiographic diagnostic work at any time. The declaration signals readiness to provide radiology services as needed.
Advertises drilling services from 4 to 8 inches and asks readers to contact Germania Iowa for wells. Promotes a nursery stock sale by The Coe Conterse Edwards Co Wisconsin's Largest Nursery. Also notes Jersey cow for sale by S L Lamoreux due to pasture shortage.
An analysis of Russia's revolutionary struggle and its impact on Allied aims. The piece argues Bolshevism threatens liberty by seeking universal emancipation without governance, while Russia resists autocracy. It asserts the United States must keep fighting on the Western front to defeat German militarism and support democratic ideals.
Fragmented text references a voter group and a Chicago Herald article about wartime work and preserved scraps. The legible bits mention a Benéseme voter Showice and Semorreer, with unclear dates and noisy OCR. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable phrases.
A fragment from a school year poem describes freshers learning through fall and September mornings. It recalls Sexton lessons, judges, sophomores wisdom, and the hard work of Freshmen who faced blame yet showed perseverance. The piece notes vocabulary, plant names, and math basics learned, ending with a hopeful pledge to continue persistent teaching.
Readers are told the Junior Class is the clever, lively group beloved for fun and spirit. The verse playfully notes Seniors are past, Sophomores are missing, and the Juniors lead with confidence and charm.
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