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Fragmentary text mentions Fyane Prater as Foreman and Praatd BHED EVGRY Thitrhlay. Details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Fyane Prater as Foreman and Praatd BHED EVGRY Thitrhlay. Details unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR text notes a local event named Hats ad tathis Mee fete hit Un ees iated tat OOSty with references to stalls, a fair, and arrangements for a program, mentioning La Stannrett In Torn and Whiaetunre July.
The Kossuth Rebekahs held a well attended reunion with 69 Algona members and delegations from nearby groups. Officers Mia Graham and Leah Washburn announced the convention a standout event, with programs carried on and evening meals at Blaley Cafe.
A brief note records 2670 workers collected here. The text mentions Heware Ferdie and Myr as part of a national display. The readable portion emphasizes the tally and local involvement in the event.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Titonka Buttals East Portland population concerns and Kossuth County election context with unclear names and details.
Mr and Mrs Geo Lamoreux host an ice cream social this Thursday evening at their country home. Proceeds benefit the Hed Ceona Fund and support relief efforts.
Notice to cream patrons states deliveries must be on Saturdays. Hudson, butcher Taatker, and Walter Scott are home from Pennsylvania after ten months away. He traveled through the eastern states and plans to return soon. Mrs Mayme Petersen reports 162 members and $162 in Cross Membership funds.
Unclear entry notes a tournament at Mason City with mentions of sponsors and participants. Fragments reference fundraising and a few names, but details are incomplete.
A New World report describes a novel wheel device by Mr Harris to improve traction on slippery roads. Fins extend from the wheel and can be raised or lowered to grip mud and snow, with frames mounted on the wheel and removable in moments. The device promises long wear and easy storage, potentially becoming standard in auto production.
Lofus Peterson and family host Chicago relatives visit. Rev Treskow shows off new Maxwell car at Wilki Kreger home. Charley Phelps family shopped in Burt and visited friends. Miss Vera Stott visits at Alf Graham’s with Mrs Jug. Sewick to Bancroft on business. Albert Bonkofske hosts barn dance. Chris Bingard family hosts Sunday dinner. Jimmie O'Brien had surgery at Del Fitch home. Dr Clapsaddle from Gurt in charge. patient resting well. Ardis Mann visits from Vernica Godden Hurt. W L Stott to Titonica for business and pleasure. James Ollom family visiting from Gate of What Chaar, Iowa.
Clerking in baby son of Pruddry. weekend travelers include Mr and Mrs Tuea, Senrader from Bagley, Schiefener from Garner, and visitors from Emme ling. Reformed church mission services noted north of town. various residents and teachers were in and out of town over the weekend and into Monday.
Claude Hain and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hain. Horace Clapsaddle visited Dr. and Mrs. Clapsaddle on Saturday. Mr and Mrs A J Miller traveled to Des Moines then Minnesota to visit Mrs Miller’s parents for two weeks. Gouldy and Mrs McKirk of Bancroft joined Misses Warner and Whitney for Sunday visits. Iva Trunkhill spent last week with her aunt Mrs Fred Loveriz. Mrs L E Toothman has been ill. Miss Martan of Fort Dodge cares for Mrs N Valentine who is improving. Mr and Mrs Eddon Kerang returned from Lake City. J Mall, long ill, shows slow improvement. Miss Vera Stot visited Burtrela-
Local residents from Burt and nearby areas share visits with relatives in Kansas Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois. Rev Tritt spoke on Red Cross work at the ME church and Rev A H Allen on the YMC A. A Red Cross meeting and church changes highlight community activity.
Want ads note pasture for fifteen head of cattle with water salt and shade. Contact Charles Seek. For sale a team of good work horses, any kind desired by John Pannkuk.
Kathlynn Williams presents De Luxe Edition of Love Life Liberty Romance in ten reels. The story is completely told in twenty two thousand feet of film at Maffalo Center Dreamland theater for one day only on July 3 1914.
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