Titania Markets Today Report
Market notes from Iowa list prices for oats and butter with figures such as 430 hay and 83 50 for oats and butter at 18 cents per pound. The text is garbled but reflects commodity price quotes and totals.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
Market notes from Iowa list prices for oats and butter with figures such as 430 hay and 83 50 for oats and butter at 18 cents per pound. The text is garbled but reflects commodity price quotes and totals.
An ad seeks high prices for fat calves aged four weeks or younger from Nelson Morris Co in Chicago and mentions a potential purchase of 40 or 50 weekly. A Trustee's Notice orders Buffalo Township helpers to give three weeks notice before crossing public highways to avoid pay loss. The Register and Leader advertises its election-year coverage and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
County Treasurer reports beginning cash on hand for the year starting January 1 1907 in Hebron and Burt townships. Entries list road work lumber repairs and multiple vendors including Halvorson Larson and Elmore Lumber Co with balances on hand and detailed disbursements for labor materials and services.
Records show receipts from the county treasurer and detailed disbursements for road work and surveying. Entries list names such as Myron Johnson, Severson, Twist, Andress, Lindblom, and Pappie and various items including tile work, grading, ditching, and bridge maintenance. The financial details cover labor, materials, and committee duties recorded at the start of January 1907.
The Whittemore Township note references 20nd funds on hand as of August 21 1907 and mentions women affected by weight issues and fever. It notes no one is left unpaid for clothes and attributes chicken fever to poultry proceeds.
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