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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
2
Classified ad listings promote complete swifts protein digester tanks and various feeds from multiple manufacturers, plus farm space and sale notices. It includes subscription rates for a farm feature journal and a boat sale, with references to Short Horn cattle and farm equipment.
Frank M. Sarchitt announces candidacy for County Superintendent subject to the Republican primary vote. He has resided in the county for thirty years and taught in public schools for the last ten years. He respectfully solicits voter support.
A candidate announces seeking nomination for the office of Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket in the 1912 June primary. Stephen Stevenson is listed as the involved party, with unclear full name and role in the notice.
William Shirley of Swea City Iowa requests consideration and support from Republican voters for nomination as County Superintendent in June 1912. He notes six years as Swea City superintendent and prior teaching experience in town and country.
Miss Grace Powell returns home from relatives near Ledyard while John Johnson makes a business visit to Forest City. Various residents another week during absences include Mrs. Mary Wolcott at A H Stoddard home and Anna Kleist aiding at the Wortmann residence. Lectures, travel, and family ties thread a string of community updates with multiple short visits and illnesses.
A long list of Algona area residents including Mr and Mrs Otto Koppen returning from visiting relatives in Algona. John L Campbell Swea City. Harvey Claussen. A A Dreesman. Priscilla Club gathering at Mrs George Schmitt. many others visiting, traveling, or returning home from nearby towns and farms.
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