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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
2
Titonka Topic editor and publisher announce subscription and advertising rates. Rates include ten cents per line for local notices, five dollars per year for business cards, and one dollar per additional line or year. Editorial notices priced at twenty cents per line. Office details and publication frequency listed.
Fragmented 1908 notices show G BE Boyle and L Francis running in the Republican primaries for the 17th and 47th Senatorial Districts. The letters pledge service if nominated, dated February 4 1908 from Whittemore and appeal for Republican votes in June primaries and November election.
Notice proclaims annual town election in Titonka Kossuth County Iowa on the last Monday in March: March 30. Polls open 9 am to 6 pm at the First Wellongs Bank. Positions: Mayor two year term Clerk two year term Assessor two year term no councilmen for three years Councilman vacancy.
Notice lists electors in Titonia Town and announces a temporary Chicago Record-Herald offer. It also profiles LuVerne candidate W. S. Kyler backing LuVerne banker support and advocates for clerk of the district court with praise for candidate Stephenson’s business record and work ethic.
A local discussion highlights Mr. Stephenson as a top candidate, praised for integrity education and experience. The piece notes high school training and practical experience as marks of fitness for office, urging voters to compare him to La’Vernes.
Habherville Democrat Geo Bogle, Republican candidate for state senator, likely carries Emmet county in the coming primary. His opponent L E Francis engaged in a faction fight with Emmet Republicans four years ago over a representative post, and the group still recalls her appeal to the governor to declare Mr Robinsen’s nomination thegal. Francis appears a chronic candidate who seldom stays out of contention.
Short classified notice lists several items for sale including a bedstead bed spring rubber baby buggy a double barreled hammerless shotgun a violin a 1843 model and a blacksmith drill with a buggy seat. It notes everything at halt price and is signed by C G Lamoreux.
For Sale Mingle Comb White Leghorn Eggs at 50 cents per setting. Andrew Hurrenga wanted 174 head of cattle and other stock to acquire. seek “puskure” and tame grass with room to take in early. A. W. Young Burt Iowa 5-16-08.
Township trustees of German township warn residents to provide three weeks notice before crossing public highways to claim compensation. B L Tuttle, Clerk, calls for honest cooperation and outlines rules for farmers associations and cooperative selling of produce. Mention of Farmers Co operative Society of Wesley and railroad maintenance by officials.
Subscrib ers asked for Sioux City Daily News readers to sign up before April 15 to receive a combined yearlong subscription with The Titan’s Topic for $1.10. The promotion runs through mid April to attract new nightly readers.
Residents along Sanford place four miles southwest of Arnold report dramatic spouts from drainage wells. Mr Sanford values damage at about 45000 as wells intermittently erupt water into the air reaching up to 150 feet. A nearby highway site shows a 25 foot circumference hole collapsing, depth uncertain. A call goes out for a scientific explanation and formal investigation.
A document from the District Court of Kossuth County Iowa records a petition concerning the last will and testament of Roelf Hopkes, late of the county. The court fixed a date for proof and probate proceedings, with adjudication scheduled for April term.
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