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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
5
Classified notice listing a for sale item described as Silent Sioux Ol Burning Brooder Stove in very good condition. Signed by Rey F Snuttjer, with no additional terms or contact details provided.
A quirky guide urges careful scrutiny before investing in animal ventures. It stresses that life can end money spent on birds or beasts and warns about dishonest leadership. Check with Better Business Bureau and a dependable banker, verify management, and assess how the animal and its needs fit your place and climate before starting.
The note advises sharing access to shipping routes to gauge suitability. If the response is satisfactory, begin with small steps and proceed cautiously, wishing success.
Algona The Kosgoth hospital once run by Mrs George Boswell and the town’s sole medical facility is up for sale. Local doctors are said to have first option to buy as owners health declines. A year of talk on a new denominational or county hospital continues with a post card poll by the junior chamber to gauge public preference. If closed, patients must go to Mason City or Fort Dodge. The building was originally the residence of Ambrose Call.
Several families left the Lakota community on Friday. Donald Greenfields moved to Kloster Minnesota and Albin Nelsons relocated from their homestead. Henry Wirtjes family moved to Sibley en route to Colorado. Art Griese moved to Elmore. Joe Slemens and Harold Prulamana headed to Rushmore Minnesota. Andrew Roekelmang moved near Algona. Bill Janvring relocated to Milford. Additional entries appear garbled with missing names and places.
Tot overcomes fears of a televised bond drive speech at the United Clubs event. Her bright flowery hat lifts her mood and boosts confidence, aiding a successful public appeal. Janey Watson’s sharp barbs reveal social rivalry as Tot earns top totals. Tot’s victory is tempered by Janey’s pointed compliment about the hat.
The AAA committee reports a guaranteed price of $2.04 per bushel for this year's soybeans. This figure defines the minimum revenue support farmers can expect for the crop in the current season.
Titonka Iowa adopts Ordinance No 50 establishing fire limits within the incorporated town. It prohibits new buildings unless outer walls are brick stone concrete or other noncombustible material with fire proof roofs and outlines thicknesses for walls and foundations. The measure defines the town’s block boundaries and requires fire proof construction to reduce risk amid enforcement provisions.
Town of Titonka Iowa adopts ordinance No 50 restricting fire limits and no building within limits may be altered or moved without permit. Ordinance No 51 regulates location and use of buildings for trade industry or residence with permit process and penalties for violations.
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