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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
7
A long list of residents visiting, travels, and social calls across Algona, Austin, Mason City, Buffalo Center, and nearby areas. Updates include illnesses improving, funerals, family visits, business trips, and farm activity like threshing and harvesting with weather notes on a 106 degree Sunday heat and advancing harvest progress.
Mrs Vollena Rodentus, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Meyer, was operated on at the Hospital at Forest City Tuesday morning. She is described as quite weak but progressing as well as can be expected.
Mr and Mrs Wim Latt and family spent Sunday at Algona visiting with its parents. The mapite cet of farm builditizs of the Worsley price occupied by George S Hansen and family is being treated to two coats of paint. Albert Missal and Sidney Wynd leave tomorrow morning for Worthling to spend a month at the Wizens Military Training Camp. Mr Walter Olson has completed painting and redecorating the Petersen barber shop and about completed painting and decorating the interior of the German Lutheran church in town.
Branch Luther Oiee Minted Painters completed painting the 8. B. French lumber sheds along with interior and exterior exterior at SSes office. Recently Mr. Prench had his home treated to two coats of paint.
W J Payne editor of the farm department at the Advance and his daughter from Algona were in town Tuesday to gather material and take photos for a Des Moines Sunday Register feature. The Topic acknowledges many letters and news items received from friends and subscribers in the past week.
Wheat is cheap and can feed hogs if ground coarsely, sometimes equal or superior to good shelled corn. Decision to feed or sell depends on the cost comparison of grinding and corn prices, with potential payoff if corn rises and wheat remains low.
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