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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
3
A newspaper piece cites a votive shaft honoring farmers and rebels who stood at a rude bridge. It notes time and nature should spare the memorial as a testament to their daring and the desire to keep their descendants free.
A Concord Mass shrine at the North Bridge marks the Battle of the North Bridge, noted as the start of the American Revolution. The site features a simple white marble shaft and a bronze Minute Man monument, amid a remnant tree-lined cul-de-sac once part of Great Meadows road.
A century and a half old account recalls the North Bridge fighting at Concord on April 12 1775 detailing Gages troop movements Pitcairns orders Laurie and Buttricks volleys and the Minute Men counterattack The narrative notes the British casualties 273 Americans 03 and the siege of Boston that followed as the Revolution began.
Lesson notes for June covering divine guidance and prophetic leadership. It outlines teaching methods for adults and seniors, emphasizing biography and summary approaches, with sample lessons from Isaiah, Hezekiah, Jeremiah, and others on obedience, suffering, deliverance, and future hope.
Quoted Seneca argues that worldly secrecy is pointless since God sees all hearts. It emphasizes internal governance over external display and privacy before the divine.
A fragment quotes Ald, Leg. Ye Owen contending religion is essential to education and that cleverness without character is barren. The line expresses a belief in moral grounding for learning and governance.
Dialogue pieces show Bently praising a tailor while Brangson questions material quality. A humorous quip recalls a suit lasting almost until payment. Mentions Mr Knosit and Mr Wetmore with scattered non sequiturs about wine, boats, and bourbon.
In a local case, Dusty Rhoades was sentenced to eight months in jail for taking money without permission. The hearing highlighted concerns over community safety and accountability in the Safer Plan initiative.
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