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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
5
A weather forecaster warns of electrical ball storms this week amid sunspot activity. The tale of a Cleveland hardware store buyer and a Chicago mail order deal ends with a chain of charges and credit confusion, showing quirky retail humor from a bygone era.
Be Stevens and wife ae og themselves from Corwith yesterday in Titonka a quiet town where young couples seek peaceful honeymoons. Fred and Miss Belle Hinkey met at the First National and Peoples Bank and after a short courtship wed, moving to Wallace, D. where they will begin a long, prosperous marriage.
A Whittemore report hints at a strange spiritual condition in the town. The Baptist church there was sold to the highest bidder, its bell later removed and placed in the Methodist chute. The Burt Racket notes Burt area readers enjoy continued stocking of hosiery and underwear with books mentioned.
A major blaze in Wesley early Friday morning started in the Reliance elevator. Citizens saved nearby stores and the opera house block with hard work, while losses range from 40,000 to 50,000 dollars with insured amounts noted for multiple buildings and merchants. It was unclear if any owners will rebuild.
An advice piece urges readers to self care for minor injuries and ailments using Chamberlain remedies. It lists five products including Colic Cholera and Diarrhea, Cough Remedy, Pain Balm, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve. One bottle of each costs 81.25, sold by Al Falkenhainer.
Old time hope at Geo and Burt's south of town Saturday night. Sheriff Lilte oversees drainage notices in German township. Miss Edith Stuart of Albert Lea visits north main street. G A Mead of Parkersburg visits to check his farm south of town. Report on Bros Ingham and Starr for governor praised by Algona Courier as reformers. Four men nearly drown crossing Buffalo River while plastering. one man found clinging to a willow under a bridge. they escape as spring wagon resumes journey.
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