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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
7
A fragmented note mentions mortgage activities involving a farm, ex mortgages, and a rapper. The text is garbled, but indicates financial or property matters tied to individuals described as a rapper and others named or implied by the fragments.
Local items note Ray Hansen birthday and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Boeckhart northeast of town. Many visits by residents to relatives in Buffalo Center Gilmore City and Des Moines. Weather wind damage and community notices include a new barn plan at Budlong farm and a water softener installed by W H Stott.
M G Thornburg secretary of agriculture explains the new weed law enacted by the Forty third General Assembly. Township trustees or town councils under 5 000 must appoint a weed commissioner. if not, the county board of supervisors appoints one. Each commissioner supervises destruction of noxious weeds under supervisor direction with set wages and destruction schedule. Landowners must destroy weeds or face costs charged to the land tax if they fail.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts an ice cream and strawberry social on the Sever Pannkuk lots south of the Coliseum on Saturday evening June 2. They will also serve sandwiches and coffee. Everyone is welcome.
Announces the marriage of Doris Zwiefel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Zwiefel Amer Iowa to Edward Winkel of Sibley Iowa on June 14 1829 at the bride’s parents home The couple will reside in Sibley Mr Winkel is Osceola county engineer
A lively program features a catapulting teeter-boar act, a mule with tricks, and Ed. Holder. Acrobats perform on a 90 foot pole, with European acts and concerts both afternoon and evening. Northern Iowa clubs, fireworks, and a lifelike eruption spectacle headline a grand Floral Hall Pavilion event with Blue Ribbon Shows.
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