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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

3

Enticed Girl From Home Arouses Father and Sheriff

Sheriff H A Gullickson of Northwood issues a warrant for Tom Falkenstein 24 for enticing Annie Dolan 11 from her home at Joice with reportedly help from Joice resident George Evenson 17 who borrowed a Ford to aid the two. Ole Dolan seeks arrest and reward. authorities expect swift action.

H. A. Gullickson Northwood Tom Falkenstein Annie Dolan Ole Dolan Joice Falkenstein George Evenson Joice Boy Sit Iowa Evenson Lake Mills

On the Honor Roll Subscriptions Paid

The following wave paid their subscriptions to the Topic since our last issue: W H Kreger Albany Oregon Antone Gantz Wesley Iowa Ceorge Hansen Titonka Iowa Hubbard Grain Cow Mason City Iowa Ben Schurr Bancroft Iowa I J Emmong Lakota Iowa John A Sloper Titonka Iowa H A Adams Buffalo Center Ia John H Pink Buffalo Center Ia F R Amesbury Sheffield Iowa Roy Budiong Titonka Iowa.

W. H. Kreger Albany Oregon Antone Gantz Wesley Iowa Ceorge Hansen Titonka Hubbard Grain Mason City Ben Schurr Bancroft I. J. Emmong Lakota John A. Sloper H. A. Adams Buffalo Center John H. Pink F. R. Amesbury Sheffield Roy Budiong

Iowa Farm Land Prices Rise in Crawford County

Denison June 7 farm land in Crawford county recently sold for 250 326 and 400 dollars per acre. Dr L M Coon bought the Boger estate five miles southwest of Denison at 250 per acre to support his claim that Iowa land values are climbing. He is a major landowner in Canada and the United States and previously predicted Iowa land would double in price.

Denison Crawford County L. M. Coon Boger Iowa Canada United States

Sherburn man rides auto to California and back

Charles Taylor of Sherburn recounts a frugal cross country trip to Los Angeles and return. He traveled mostly by free rides, rarely walking, and logged a longest haul of about 400 miles with one driver. He crossed via Portland Salt Lake City Denver and Omaha then back to Fox Lake.

Pacific Coast Charles Taylor Sherburn California Mr. Taylor Los Angeles Taylor Bloomer Fox Lake the Sentinel Portland Salt Lake City Denver Omaha

Travel by hitchhiking and cargo truck routes recounted

In Fairmont Sentinel reminiscences Mr. Taylor, a Martin county native from Lehrburn, recalls hitchhiking and riding in merchandise trucks between cities. He says return trips cost about 25 dollars, clothes were discarded instead of packed, and travel offered little amusement but practical savings and hard work.

Mr. Taylor Taylor Martin County Lehrburn Fairmont

Creameries Launch Advertising Campaigns Across Towns

Ringsted and Swea City creamery companies announce extensive six month and ongoing newspaper ad campaigns to promote co operative dairying. Editor Joe Jenks designed the ads first used by Bancroft creamery and now adapted for local use to persuade farmers and dairymen to participate.

Swea City Co-Operative Creamery Company Herald Bancroft Creamery Joe Jenks Bancroft Register Joe The Swea City Herald

Milford editor beaten over printing scandals in Ruthven Free Press

Wm Lyons once Ruthven editor now Milford Mail editor was assaulted after promising to print all scandal. Two Milford men Borchard and Kendall imbibed and attacked Lyons in his office. Kendall was fined $1 by the mayor. Lyons vows to continue publishing every scandal despite threats of an advertising boycott.

Baya Ruthven Free Press Wm, Lyons Tha Ruthven Free Press Milford Mail The Mail Lyons Mall Milford F. A. Borchard H. Kendall Milford Chamber of Commerce Spencer Kendall William Edi Lyons

Boettcher Purchases 80-Acre Mapleton Farm

Ghols Boettcher bought an 80acre farm near Mapleton on a Tuesday with all stock included. The property will be occupied by his son George Boettcher and his family. Leroy Boettcher also operates a nearby farm, having moved this spring.

Minnesota Ghols Boettcher Mapleton George Boettcher Leroy Boettcher Burt Monitor

Former Port Land Boy Married in Wisconsin

Roy Huber formerly of Plainfield Wisconsin married Daisy Scanlan on July 3 in Wisconsin. They will farm there and wish full joy and few troubles for their new life. Farewell social by Ladies Bible Glass of the Church of Christ at Mr and Mrs Winn home in Holyoke after chautauqua, with the Winns moving to Haxtun soon to take a bookkeeper post. Ice cream and cake served.

Plainfield Wisconsin Roy Huber Daisy Scanlan Church of Christ D. G. Winn Woman’s Home Missionary Society John Keil L. C. Helfner Dean Aid George Larson Titanica Aid Circle No. 2 Ray Oesterreicher

Woden News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events

Local notes report travelers and visitors including Mrs. W L Damerow of Dows with relatives in Britt, families from Chicago and Pennsylvania visiting, and a park visit by Mr. Tam Lamman. Farm bureau meeting at Claus Smith home, air pressure dumps installed at local elevators, plus upcoming cinema line up and a Baseball game with Forest City ending 11 to 13.

Ray Valley Britt Ted Gertrude Bode C. A. Lawler Thos. Quinn Thos. Ormsby Hugh Cilne Buffalo Center Farmers’ Elevator Co G. A. Lawler John Gilbert Ralph Smith Lawn Mr. Smith John von Laven Britt Bunday Chicago Woden Forest City Berniece Quiningham Margaret Dean Myrtle McCall Dere Lake Okoboji Crystal Lake A. Lawler Mason City John HoStort Everet Ted Wieland Holtorrs

Wielands Buy Britt Hardware Stock for Immediate Possession

The Wielands purchased the stock and will take possession at once. Everett Wieland, with two years experience at the Britt hardware store, is acquainted with the business.

Change in Road Building Program

Parkersburg outlines a shift of hard surfaced road construction from county to state control under the state highway commission with bond funding and a two cent gasoline tax. County boards will oversee secondary and township roads, as graval roads deteriorate under heavy truck traffic and require constant repair.

Parkersburg State Highway Commission Boards of Supervisors

Des Moines Reports New Hard Surface Dirt Road Trial

A roadside demonstration near Ames shows a hard surface dirt highway using a Caterpillar tractor and a leaning wheel grader. Officials say the 26 foot wide road with proper drainage could replace rough dirt routes and reduce maintenance.

Des Moines Ames State Highway Department State Highway Commission State Highway Commissions

Justice Hutchinson Trials Gambling Case in Lotts Creek Township

In northwest Iowa Justice A. Hutchinson handles a poker dispute from Lotts Creek township. Wadle Guertin is named as the chief gambler, with Art Tauck identified as the accused victim. Guertin faces grand jury action at the next term after the evidence is reviewed.

Justiee A. Hutchinson J. P Iowa Lotts Creak Wadle Guertin Art Tauck Guertin Lauek

Bancroft Man Disappears After Chicago Stock Shipment

David Gilbert, a wealthy landowner living between Bancroft and Swea City, left with several cattle cars for Chicago and has not been heard from in weeks. His family fears foul play and firms he did business with have been wired. his bankers hold the stock proceeds. Alfred Ditsworth, his brother in law, has gone to Chicago to aid the search.

David Gilbert Bancroft Swea City Chicago Alfred Ditsworth

Seven or Eight Thousand Frogs Trapped From Spirit Lake Ponds

The Webb Record reports how frog hunters at Spirit Lake used cheesecloth barricades and sunk boxes to trap seven to eight thousand frogs in a single fall. Men worked in groups to corral frogs from nearby ponds and transport them to eastern markets.

Spirit Lake Catehera Webb

Hauck to enter sanitarium for treatment

The report states Hauck will be sent to a sanitarium for treatment as he is not mentally fit to participate in poker or manual labor. Anvanco, Mr. Gilbert Nelson Jett, travels to Des Moines Wednesday intending to buy a Ford coupe. He plans to buy Schmidt's Malta beer for farming at Titonka Cafe.

Bond Hauck Anvanco Gilbert Nelson Jett rDes Moines

Death of Mrs. Adolph Wiese in Germania Iowa

Mrs. Adolph Wiese dies after diabetes worsened. Born Anna Mary Wolfe in Oelwein Iowa on April 8 1882 she moved to Germania around 1905 married Adolph A. Wiese on February 12 1907 and left behind six children a brother and many friends. Funeral held at the Lutheran church on Wednesday with Rev. Wernell officiating.

Adolph Wiese Lutheran Church Wiese Anna Mary Wolfe Oelwein Iowa Germania L. Sachs Adolph A. Wiese Wernell

Veteran Colonel to Lead Citizens Training Camp at Fort Des Moines

A veteran of the Indian Wars and World War I, Colonel H. L. T. Cavenaueh will command the Citizens' Military Training Camp at Fort Des Moines Iowa. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross Croix de Guerre with star and palm and the French Legion of Honor among many distinctions. The camp runs August 1 to August 30 with Cavenaueh directing training for Iowa enlistees.

Antiago de Cuba Muese- Argonne France St. Mihiel Lys-Scheldt Belgium Fort Des Moines Iowa H. L. T. Cavenaueh 14Th Cavalry Clavenaugh West Point Ninth Cavalry Fort Duchesne Utah Santiago Army School of the Line Army Staff College Columbus N. M Mexico Cavenaugh United States Germany Fort Sheridan L1st The War College Washington Cavalry School Fort Riley Kansas Des Moines

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Sir Dolan Force Ant Rolu Ringsted Creamery Dispatch Ringsted Dispatch Portland Boy Ed. Huber Woden News Amboy Minn Lve Methodist Notes Christ On Earth Schmidt Malta Ft. Des Moines
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