Lost ruck chain between Ti donkka and Mulikoy
A missing ruck chain is reported between Ti donkka and Mulikoy with a finder seeking the owner. W Krantz is noted for notification.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
4
A missing ruck chain is reported between Ti donkka and Mulikoy with a finder seeking the owner. W Krantz is noted for notification.
Otto Kunz and Md. are both ailing and may improve as soon as Md. can travel to assist. The note implies advancing health with travel support and care timing.
A historical pamphlet discusses Grimm alfalfa varieties and Dakota No 12 seed quality. It compares Grimm, Canadian Variegated, and Kansas seed, warns against North Dakota sourced seed, and notes Canadian seeds as preferable. It includes seeding rates, lime requirements, inoculation methods, and timing advice for best yields. It also mentions local notices about weddings and a tragic death among residents.
Several farms are offered including 160 acres six miles west of Forest City with a five room house barn and grove priced to move due to illness, a 200 acre tract southwest of Dows with pasture crop land and a first mortgage, and a 200 acre well located Comfrey Minnesota farm coming back to the first mortgage holder with owner financing options. See Lee O Wolfe Titonka Iowa for details.
The column lists residents on sick lists and weekend home visits. It notes a directors meeting March 1 at Central School, local visits to St. Benedict and Whittemore, summer work hires, wallpapering, hog sales at Titanka, and various family gatherings. Upcoming events include a school meeting March 14 and Father and Son banquet participation.
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