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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
5
A community school event featured races, jumps, ropes, and ball games for children. Winners included Lamareux, Reitsamen, and Schram in various age groups, with prizes and lively neighborhood attendance.
A summary of William Curtis career notes rapid rise in Chicago journalism to managing editor and later secretary to the South American commission. He traveled widely in Central and South America, produced several papers, worked with the American republics league, led the Latino American department at the World’s Columbian Exposition, and sent dispatches from Europe Asia and the Americas.
Enrollment shows 25 students with average daily attendance of 21 and attendance rate around four dollars. Names listed include Charlia Colgan Mazel Percy A Young Morgnce Kelat. OS Ridin serves as teacher.
Fragmented notice outlines ticket pricing and sales windows for an Iowa convention in Rock Island era terms. It lists season tickets at 21.70 with sale by April 16 to Nov 15, sixty day tickets at 18.10, ten day tickets at 16.30, and general sale dates from April 25 to November 29.
Acknowledges Mr Curtis for luminous prose across diverse subjects and notes his recent Healy Tuned dispatches draw intense reader attention. Mentions Gurus in Chicago Record Herald and war crop reports show uneven conditions and persistent blackbird damage despite local bans.
A woman traveling with her husband from Bancroft to Levington refused to pay her fare and would not leave the train. The train stopped at Bist for several minutes while handlers tried to settle the row. Passengers finally contributed funds to cover her fare to Levington.
Enrollment stands at 31 with average daily attendance of 20. Readable names include Wetlio Vankuk Lester Brenner Leigh Brenner Esther Reibsamen Miry Percy Yavel Magen Telen Magen Garry Ash Zula Colgan Norma Col van Clavenne Kleiss Willer Steisch RBiyva fame Abbiie Young Mildred Young Ltn OL Riusa Leicher.
The Northern Padilla announces a 42 by 38 inch panoramic art map of Yellowstone Park detailing topography hotels geysers canyons roads lakes and features. Framed and decorative it suits schools libraries or homes and will ship in tubes by June with orders via A M Cleland or local agents.
A backyard style notice promotes A Closyor Book of Read Flowers from Yellowstone Park. It favors natural colors and includes six full page illustrations and engravings of bears Grand Canyon hotels and notable park sights. Lead A. M. Cleland Northern Paddle Wy Sir Paul Minn offers copies and indicates sales events.
The North West Iowa Conference session will be in Sioux City on Sept 28 with Bishop W. McDowell presiding. Children’s Day was postponed one week from June 12 due to weather. Sunday School attendance approached one hundred. next Children’s Day observance will be at a Doane appointment.
The German Valley missive mentions Sam Williamson visiting Woden and Teary Stranzen traveling to Sherman Minnesota for a funeral. Buckholt boys Will Hernan and Teary are noted, with scattered remarks about farming, a printer’s instruction, and a calm but critical tone about paper quality.
Calder McWhorter plowed corn for Alfred Graham Monday. Louisa Yabn visited friends in Fenton over the weekend. Mrs. Thompson and children of Burt hosted relatives for a Sunday at home. Charley Schrader of Bhoore Minnesota and Charley Newville from west of Burt were in Portland on business. Mrs. Stockwell’s funeral drew many friends from Algona. Will Davison family spent days at Garner and Clear Lake. John Witeh and family visited Benton to see his ailing mother.
Mrs Davison and Maggie McDowell visited Burt and Will Davison's home with Kerr of Lone Rock and Bebh Smith of Yurb as waiters at the Slane home Wednesday. Josie Rawson returns to Whittemore for summer. no church services due to stormy weather and rail issues. Doak M. Beech church to hold Children's Day program June 12. five children and guests attend parties in nearby towns. FOR SALE: residence occupied by Herman Nelson at a moderate price through Wolfe & Schneider.
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