Tustce of the Peace Announces Prompt Attention
Official notice from Tustce of the Peace in Titonka stating that all business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. Office located in the P. O. Building.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
7
Official notice from Tustce of the Peace in Titonka stating that all business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. Office located in the P. O. Building.
Rippentrop family visits German township relatives and Wesley travelers report quiet conditions. Algona and Titonka residents attend events, a clogging sale is announced, drainage notices appear, and local residents travel to Mason City for Ben Hur. Anniversary celebration for John Keil and wife noted with guests.
Local residents scattered across nearby towns for business and family visits. A teachers examination set for March 20 21 in Algona. Hazel Budlong returns from Cedar Falls for spring vacation. Various residents attend Threshermen Convention in Des Moines and plan farm moves and upgrades.
Algona area notes report Rev Hopkinson's church business in Algount on Monday and interest in renting 160 acres for flax. Glei Rethsamen of Curtiss Wis visits parents and land business. Albert Jerlderks leaves for Bancroft to work with Mayer & Guide. Mrs Austin cites Iowa City experts on saving an eye. W.T. Brown returns from Town City Boone and Cedar Rapids after three weeks. Ora Olam moves to Route two Titonka and subscribes to The Topic. O Schweppe from Minnesota will farm near Britt. Algona Auto and Machinery Co orders a carload of cycle cards from Detroit at 395 dollars. John d Rippentrop and Lelia G Hedahi seen at Rock Island station. Jule King and Marlo Anderson at Wesley. Rev Cliftard M. Jones of Union to be new M B church minister, replacing Rev Hopkinson transferred to Goldfield. W F Reynolds to spend summer in Iron River Wis on his land. Germania Record mocks Vice President Marshall on divorce remedy. F A Corey names Buffalo Grove quarter as Portland township farm with Burr Oak timber. Doane Methodist church site moved near Wesley. site linked to Ashuelot townsite planned by Wm Nycum. Timothy Seed for sale: 30 bushels Timothy seed at 4.00 per cwt from Fred Rethsamen Titonka Iowa.
The editor seeks quotes for a pure bred Jersey cow. Also listed: For Sale two dozen chickens and seed corn. Various local notices include real estate moves, creamery vote, bank statement, hunting licensing dispute, Studebaker cars arrival, and a wedding in Titonka with Pearl Meyers and Harry Hansen.
The Algona scene shifts as residents embrace tango and pro-fengor from New York City while older roasters adapt to the evolving dance and social trends in town.
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