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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
The Dairy Department will host lectures by Gertrude N. Rowan Ames on Domestic Neona and Dairy methods. Meetings are set for Thursday June 22 at 10 AM and 2 PM to showcase best practices for farmers and families in Titonka and surrounding areas.
A special counsel prepared a primer on the New Road Law directing township trustees to levy an end mill tax for road dragging funds in 1941. It outlines duties to divide townships into permanent road dragging districts, appoint four superintendents, and ensure road dragging in 1911 compliance, with expenditures authorized by township officials and the Thirty Fourth General Assembly.
Local notes recount social visits at the farm, church dinners by Lutheran members, students and teachers at Burt schools, and farming activities. Portland plans a July 4th celebration at the Grover place with ball game, program, and a potluck dinner, inviting wide community turnout.
Local notes report farm plans by Tomm Bershman and family, visits by Mr and Mrs Mortman from Atlanta New Jersey, shopping trips in Buffalo Center, and a grand banquet by Germania high school. Community members travel, host guests, and attend events including a 1912 souvenir banquet and school activities.
Local items report illness typhoid affecting Miss Lowlie Wadla and Miss Bima Dyer, travel and visits among residents including Mrs J N Wheels and Mrs Hugh Brown. Various townspeople attend games, church events postponed, and transportation to Algona and Estherville noted along with social calls and trips to Ames and Des Moines.
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