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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
Columns discuss Briaryart’s win as farmer and laborer support shift and railroad votes. Letter writer argues high prices benefit debt repayment while acknowledging worker pain and the caution needed in making promises to legislative voters.
The Bancroft Register notes that all candidates it supported were defeated, but they insist readers knew where they stood without guessing if candidates had asked for their support.
Brief local item noting Mr and Mrs H C Swingen and other residents in Woden gathered for a community update. Details are limited in the fragment.
A lengthy Britt area journal notes numerous visits and events from Tuesday to Sunday. People include Ruth and Allegra Buns, Mr. and Mrs. J o A Turner, Lucille Mertz and James Holecheck wedding, many calls at Britt and Garner, and local church activities. Fire at Atherton blacksmith shop destroys shop and home, insurance expected to cover loss. Community gatherings at Layder and Catholic Ladies Aid socials, and a Woden versus Leland ball game scheduled for next Sunday.
Henry Nelson and son Ever bert entered Kossuth Hospital in Algona for knee treatment after an operation by Drs. Wallace and Hamstreet. The report notes the patient’s steady progress and the father’s bedside vigil Tue. Several local residents, visitors, and social events fill the weekend, including fishing trips, family gatherings, sewing and club meetings, and a 21st wedding anniversary celebration with many attendees and strawberries.
Leonard Daniels and family visited the Lloyd Hamm family Sunday evening. A large group of Portland ladies attended the Missionary Society meeting west of Burt at the Chas. Pople home. Mrs. Harry Cheever and children of Sibley Iowa visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Falk and daughter Tillie and Otto Falk and wife of Titanica called Sunday evening at the R. A. Bleich home. Mrs. L. R. Daniels and girlie spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Will Helfler in Burt. The Farm Bureau meeting scheduled for July 3 at Will Ringsdorf home is postponed to July 10 with program starting at 8 15 sharp.
Unconfirmed report says B. L. Hatten C. P. Lewis and H. C. Armstrong were pinched fined and reprimanded for speeding while traveling to Lake Vermillion from a town north of Duluth Minnesota. The letter from Mr. Lewis mailed at Tower Minnesota mentions the incident and mayoral court comparison.
The LuVerne News claims a candidate can win office without Algona machine backing as it supported Mrs Dewell for treasurer. The paper notes LuVerne did not sign up for chautauquas this year and warns that people seek rich income, inviting risk.
Kenneth Cosgrove broke his forearm last Friday. Dr. Sartor set the injured arm and the boy is now progressing as well as can be expected.
Dr Sartor notes a boy at the Charles Bunting Home. In Denton the soda fountain lists include Cones 16¢, Sundae plain 15¢, Malted Milk 20¢, Plain Sodas 5¢, Ice cream sodas 15¢, Three Graces 25¢, Banana Splits 25¢, cream per quart 50c.
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