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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

5

Favors Good Roads but Opposes Bonded Cement Paving

Editor proposes a cautious plan for rural road improvement in Kossuth and Cresco areas. He critiques the idea of bonding counties for cement roads, estimating costs and advocating locally funded gravel roads with individual property owner participation. The piece compares funding sources, argues for resource-based planning, and calls for state highway commission approval for bid ads.

G. W. Brown Cresco Long Road Bureau Iowa Board of Supervisors Poard of Supervisors State Highway Commission Eard Improvement State Commission For Tobal Kossuth

Cosames Echoes In Old Highway Silence

A fragmentary line recalls a scene where voices ride along Route 4109 Old 70 as men speak of a cosames moment. The terse text preserves a sense of memory and roadside talk without clear names or dates.

The Harm of Gossip and the Chance for Kindness

The piece warns against prying and spreading tales as gossip harms communities. It urges choosing kind words over scandal and suggests speaking well of others to improve personal happiness and communal welfare.

Washington spirit questioned in closing hours of Congress

The article laments the political climate as the American public and Congress nudge toward a more cooperative spirit, noting friction between branches during the final hours of the legislative session.

Washington Congress

Soldier Letters Home From France Describe Travel and Weather

Private Clifford Eisenmann writes from Savony France recounting rain and homesickness. He lists towns visited including Bordeaux Joinville Vichy Nevers Tours and Savenay and notes wounded comrades and a hospital stay. He mentions family stock, fellow soldiers and hopes to return home soon.

Savony France Kay Jensen Coral Uim Miller John Gerdes Herman Markworth Tony Buns Frank Haupty Will Eden Vichy Summit Wilmot Ralph Bordeaux Joimville Chatellerault Poitlera Angouline Tours Bollis Orleans Troyes St. Dijan Joinville Vichey Chaumont Nevers Moulines Vickey Jargs States Savenay St. Nelzero Clifford J. ‘Bisenman

Influenza Epidemic Relief Notes at Buffalo Center

The temporary hospital at the school house operates successfully with 16 to 20 patients and capacity to grow. Five nurses assist under Dr. Thompson of Forest City, with Miss Nichols handling kitchen duties. Local housewives supply cooked foods and B. D. Sterling coordinates supplies and nursing needs. The notice also reports several influenza related deaths in the area, including Mrs. Ben Bruhns and Mrs. Evert Wessels, with funeral details and church affiliations.

Thompson Forest City Miss Nichols B. D. Sterling

Funeral Obituary for Jutting at 34 in Local Neighborhood

Mr Jutting died at 34 years 5 months 10 days leaving a bereaved wife and two children his mother Mrs A W Jutting one brother and five sisters with his father and one sister dead earlier. A farmer and neighbor loyal loving husband father deeply attached to home. Funeral from home by Rev Schoon and Rev Hii with grave at Graceland cemetery followed by a long procession. Tribune

Ben Ben LB Bruhns Wessles Julling Evert Wessels Mggelworf Eastfriesland Germany Buffalo Center Peter Burma Avert Wessels Jasper Burma Peter DeGroat Lfe German Reformed Church 1. H Schoon Graceland Cemetery Schoon Hii Tribune

Sheriff Moulds Nabs Wife Deserter at Highmore

Sheriff R E Moulds arrested Carl J Anderson of Weetey at Highmore last Thursday for desertion of his wife and five children. Anderson appeared before Justice Crowell and was bound over to the April grand jury with $200 bond. He left home January 1 and was found working on a ranch.

Moulds Highmore R. E. Moulds Carl J. Anderson Weetey Anderson Justice Crowell

State to Honor Dead Heroes in Des Moines

The Kossuth county list of war dead is to be kept on an honor roll at the state historical building in Des Moines. Curator E T Harlan asks for corrections and additions and urges anyone with missing names or next of kin details to write him with full names and addresses. The list includes Algona Carl T. Hagg Howard Hodges Chris Kain Bancroft Julius C. Orlen Frank Nemitmors Burt G. McKinnon Germania Clarence E. Scott Ledyard Walter Looft August Frammersmeier LaVerne Ernest F. Merke St Benedict Bernard Witte Anton G. Fehr Titonka Len J. Breen R B Heitner Forest Johns Edward S. Gross Henry J. Harrenga William Huisman Wesley Ed Richie Fay J. Andrews.

Historical Department of Town State Historical Building Des Moines Harrington E. Tt. Harlan Historical Department Mavlan Kogsulh County Harlan Kossuth Algona Carl T. Hagg Howard Hodges Chris Kain Bancroft Julius C. Orlen Frank Nemitmors Burt Gien B. McKinnon Germania Clarence E. Scott Ledyard Walter Looft August F \ramersmei

German universities call for renewal of ties with France

The University of Bordeaux rejects renewed relations with German institutions calling for a generation to pass before any contact. It condemns German professors and their influence while warning against propaganda that aided wartime destruction. Des Moines Capital notes this stance amid postwar tensions.

Madeaus University Leipsic Heiselberg University of Bordeaux France Thie Country United States Des Moines

Unimproved 40 Acre Tract Sells Near Whittemore

Cashier Tom Carmody of Whittemore State Bank reports John True sold a 40 acre unimproved tract adjoining Whittemore to W F Daw for 200 dollars per acre. The piece connects with a 70 acre farm. Mr Brue holds 20 acres improved and had refused 300 dollars per acre for the whole tract.

Dairy Business Praised For Years Of Success

A notice notes that he has for several years conducted a very successful dairy business, highlighting longstanding enterprise and stable operations within the community.

Farewell Party For Local Creamery Staff Held

The Eastern Star hosted a farewell at the Masonic Hall Friday night for Mr and Mrs S Hudson and Mrs W T Pish. Hudson resigns after 10 years at Ti tonia creamery to join Burt Monitor as a salesman for a creamery supply firm.

Eastern Star Masonic Hall 5. S. Hudson W. Vt. Pish

Wesley Independent School District election results

The election held Monday for the Wesley Independent School District produced seventeen votes with Emil Woster winning a two year term and a director elected for three years. Officials praised as good men who will work to improve the school.

Scoor Wesley Independent School District Scoop Emil Woster News-World

To Mamma's Boy Poem From Camp Soldiers

A wartime poem defends enlisted soldiers against civilian doubters. It contrasts "rough necks" who fight for the Red White and Blue with those who stay home. The verse presses mothers and girlfriends to support their sons who enlist and endure hardship.

Tom Jim Belgium Daugher Ava Darling

Survivor of 14 Battles Henry Stoddard Returns Home

Corporal Henry Stoddard arrived in Burt after receiving a discharge from Camp Dodge. Enlisting in 1917, he served with the 28th Infantry in the 2nd Division. He fought in Verdun Chateau Thierry Soissons and the St Michel drive before training in Lyons and awaiting embarkation when the armistice arrived. He survived heavy losses as his company dwindled, and he plans civilian life after war. His brother Roy remained stateside at Camp Dix. Burt Monitor notes community pride in their returning serviceman.

Henry Stoddard Burt Camp Dodge Henry Germania Camp Logan 28Rd Inf Verdun Chateau Thierry Stoddard Lyons France Roy Camp Dix New Jersey Burt Monitor

Card of Thanks to Titania Friends

The Kulest family thanks friends in Titania for aid during bereavement. C. C. Kulest and family, Yests, Mian.

Titania C. C. Kulest

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Ligten Fort Des Moines Red Cross Red Crows House Smup John’ R. Mahon Ottumwa Red Oak Towa Galesburg Illinois Red Cross House Lane Senate Europe League of Nations Clifford Eisenmann Parthii Mrs. Avert. Wessels J. C. Koppen Koppen Herman Boelts Terman Yoelts Wessel Dutting Wessel Jutting Wosse! Intiing Grundy County Iowe Ackley Roseuth Jessie Albers Theo. Albers Mra. Jutting Abbe Historical Society
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