Plague Scarcity Reported Near East Town
A fragment mentions a plague in a Lutheran cemetery east of town with terse local notes about conditions and nearby public concerns. The readable text hints at health worries and possible church involvement.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
5
A fragment mentions a plague in a Lutheran cemetery east of town with terse local notes about conditions and nearby public concerns. The readable text hints at health worries and possible church involvement.
An unclear report describes an accident involving Olvert and another individual during a farmday event. The narrative mentions injury to a woman named Mrs Michaelson and a physical confrontation with a club, resulting in a fractured shoulder blade.
Fragmentary notes mention a person named Specht connected to Algona and North Dakota, with references to a drugstore line and stockholder roles. Details are garbled. no clear event or outcome is established.
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse the sohoulk Board with withholding financial statements. Rattling phrases mention Bro. Dewals and President Sullivan, and suggest the board faced criticism from members and an attorney's levelheaded response amid tense discussions.
A damaged notice details a claim for 7400 against the defunct Security Bank of Weeley. The text references applying 6600,000 net and mentions individuals including Mr Wills equity and Wesley. The fragmented wording implies a legal or financial dispute over funds and ownership.
A fragment notes an invitation extended to Nagas Tenn by Bate Grounds in a brief and somewhat unclear record. The text mentions names and places but lacks a complete narrative or dates.
An unclear OCR snippet references numbers and letters. No coherent event or entities are readable to form a factual item.
A wedding is described with the families of Min tu Lutseny and Lowie J, to be performed by Rey en Poston of the M BD Church. The ceremony includes congratulations from relatives and a reception with meat and refreshments. The couple plans a wedding trip to Minnesota and Deering.
The text discusses Dewals tactics and hints at internal political strife in Kossuth. It notes uncertainty about a local figure's origin, criticizes his leadership style, and points to Representative Hutchins as a key factor in altering political momentum.
Notice 48 announces the dissolution of the Germali township grading and distribution plan. Four districts will be formed with a district superintendent in charge, and trustees reserve the right to reject aid and bids. Dated 1912 with officials named Benry Bonner, Glenr?
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Mr and Mrs W Rinesdorf spent nine days visiting Fred Ringadert’s home during the first week of May. They called on neighbors at Godley Hill and attended a summer event hosted by Mrs. Ringadert. The article also mentions Mrs R. Denlisla’s Wests al Wyolbalee Vitesday and others busy with farm chores, Mary Potsie’s winter attire, and various meetings and spring plans.
Community news reports visits from Willie Fish and wife in Burt, Mrs. Gan Dingham to teach spring term in Will District, improvements and house building, various farm work and livestock sales, illness and recoveries, and social events at the Phelps and Stow homes. Multiple names and locales indicate a tight knit rural community bulletin.
A 42 caliber revolver incident near Bancroft ends in the instant death of Mrs. Anna Hattle Novene on November 2, 1912. Husband Louis Novene, home at the time, did not report until noon. Funeral services conducted in Swedish and English reflected the community's sorrow as neighbors recall the tragedy and nearby events.
A flood of brief items from a rural community covers family moves, births, travels, and social events. Highlights include a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs James Marvine, Miss Cora Sezehie preparing for a stenography course in Fort Dodge, and several visits and visits plans among residents.
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