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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
2
The article hints at leadership changes including Paul Morten as President and Grover Cleveland among possible board members. It also notes Japan and Russia seeking peace via Roosevelt mediated diplomacy with plenipotentiaries, while warning Russia must accept terms and refrain from renewed conflict.
The Burt Monitor reports Chairman Curtis of the Republican Quanty Central Committee has gone west to recuperate and regain strength for the upcoming political campaign. It notes the party is beginning efforts and that the race will open soon with apparent vigor.
The piece describes looming political maneuvering among Democrats and Republicans as campaigns near, with warnings to beware and hints of upcoming candidate interest. It notes Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries seeking a peace treaty, speculates on Manchuria and Port Arthur terms, and references a hoped easing of the war in the Orient with a large indemnity.
Misses Ela and Mary Ditimer visited Algona last Sunday while Wilbur Allen of Burt called in Portland. Several locals, including Claud Sigsby of Burt and Hazel and Merle Johnson, hosted or visited friends. Leney Jensen and Delbert Fitch were in Tint Creek on business, and Roy and Lyle Mann returned from the lakes. A new cistern is being installed on the Holcome farm east of Burt by a Mason City worker.
Local notices report Miss Yoe Millis hosting a farewell picnic in a grove near Olstrick No. 7 with a party of youths. She then left for Cedar Falls to attend summer school. Also noted are horse trades by John Briggs and G W Jus, and a Burt family visit in Portland.
Sunday sermon and Sunday School class meetings listed with times. Epworth League events and a report on recent church membership, baptisms planned, and a pastor’s trip for examinations and convention. Notes on Children’s Day plans, certificates, and practice sessions.
A fragment from a 19th century ad notes a fresh lot of plaster and carpet paper at Queal's. It mentions American fence materials and stone for sale with inquiries directed to Queal's and Mt.
Fragmentary OCR text shows pass listings numbered 1 and 4 with times and unclear identifiers 7335 and 8:24 pm. No coherent event, teams, or outcomes are readable.
Five patients are noted under the Kossuth County Mutat Insurnce Companys focal group. Jat Hermit and Nelstin are named among key individuals connected to the matter.
A special Christian Church train will depart Des Moines on August 9 at noon, carrying Iowa members and friends to San Francisco California. The chartered train offers exclusive use for Church members and supporters with full information available from J M Lucas Des Moines or John G Marmer Cedar Rapids Promotions Agent. The schedule lists $12.15 fare and details about the trip.
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