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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
2
The notice outlines pricing for local advertisements and notices including per line rates, weekly publication on Thursdays, and business card charges. It mentions legal notices and editorial notices with various costs and conditions for placement.
A September 1900 Galveston sermon recalls the deadly 1900 flood and urges salvation. It contrasts the terror of a lost life without God with the mercy of Christ and declares victory through Jesus Christ. The piece emphasizes conversion, grace, and the belief that life requires a second life beyond this world.
A new statute ends the notion that attendance must start at any time and instead requires children to attend a set period at the start of the fall term. The compulsory period is sixteen weeks, replacing the former twelve week rule, making Iowa's compulsory education effective for the first time.
Portland residents hosted and visited relatives and friends with several short trips to Titonka, Rea, Newton Shaeffer home, Als Go na, Burt, Chandler Oklahoma, Webster City, and other local towns. The gatherings included Mr and Mrs Lee Wolfe and mother, G I D Stone and wife, T J Tuttle and wife, Mrs Allen Wood, Mrs John Itiley, Henry Dahley and family, Will Copper, Mrs Stacmy, and Robert Cogaill.
Perry Williams and family of Algo spent Friday with relatives in Ports land. Miss Laura Grover, ill two weeks, is improving rapidly and able to sit up briefly. Charles Larsen, after a light case of typhoid fever, is around again and recovering.
An free street fair and carnival runs August 2 to 4 in Algona with the Cosmopolitan Carnival Co. presenting 100 performers in a train touring shows. Highlights include loop the loop on a bicycle, a high diving dog, Madame Helena’s act, electric dance, brass band, and ten midway attractions plus rides and a Ferris wheel.
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