Tonka Topic Faster The Ty 40
The Tonka Topic column by Wolfe family columnists notes a faster pace in local culture. Local editor comments on shifting news tempo and public interest in rapid updates.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
2
The Tonka Topic column by Wolfe family columnists notes a faster pace in local culture. Local editor comments on shifting news tempo and public interest in rapid updates.
The Birth of a Nation, hailed as a remarkable motion picture spectacle, will be shown at the Algona McCall Opera House on July 21 22 24 with showings at 2:18 and 8:15 p.m. The review praises the film as a landmark in depicting war romance and sociology in a single lifetime.
Mrs Emil Wester left Wednesday for a week at St Dodge. Arthur Corey and children from Des Moines visited relatives over the 4th. Theodore Schroeder bought a general store in Whittemore and nearby towns. Firework injuries occurred when Clar Kunz was hurt in the eye. Sneak thieves stole from Dr Carmody and Frank Kauha. watches and clothes were taken. Several residents traveled or visited friends in Clear Lake Mason City Sioux Falls and Minnesota.
Mrs A L Liesveld and two young fans Taverne and Marvin left Saturday evening for Mayon City after a short visit with relatives. Miss Bertha Hunter has been staying here during the spell of the visit.
Visiting here the past weeks includes stops in Webster City and George Iowa with relatives and friends. Several residents travel to Mason City Albert Lea Chicago Cedar Rapids Banary Center Cresco and Hartley for visits or to host guests. Local families report sickness and return home while missionaries Mr and Mrs Seuska visit friends.
Buffalo Center area residents hosted visitors from nearby farms and towns during the week. Social calls were exchanged at numerous homes including Jutting Behrends Bruhns Helmer and Olthoff households, with July Fourth events in Blue Earth drawing attendees from the vicinity despite morning showers.
Two short pieces reflect on yesterday and tomorrow as God’s days and honor fathers. An extended poem by Robert J. Burvette invokes divine patience and memory, followed by a tribute caption noting a Dad’s quiet everyday heroism. A theater advertisement hints at a Saturday show at Moyle Theater.
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