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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
2
J F Fisher mayor proclaims a March election in Titonka to elect mayor clerk assessor and five councilmen for two-year terms. Voting hours 9 am to 6 pm at the First National Bank. Electors directed to govern themselves accordingly. Dated February 10, 1904.
A candidate from Swen City Iowa dated March 17 1914 appeals to voters for the Republican nomination to represent Ros Ruth County in the state legislature. He pledges to serve impartially and focus on meaningful measures rather than costly campaigns, emphasizing progress, fiscal restraint, and unity beyond regional divides.
Mrs. Jacob Nelson died March 27 in Worley after a long illness. She was born January 5, 1844 in Hessen Germany and came to the United States at age 26. Survived by her husband Jacob Nelson two sons Philip and Peter two daughters Mrs Ida Konrad and Jennie Nelson eight grandchildren and a brother Dwight. She was a lifelong Lutheran and known for her charity and faith.
Examinations ended with many under 75 percent given a chance to improve. A new pupil misidentified earlier is Ida Dage. Misada Lonanecker was incorrect. Senior class play manager Perry Stow resigns. Estelle Trainer elected in his stead. Track team details and upcoming events listed along with local social and church notes.
Mrs. Thomas Norton dies at home near Wesley after long illness. Funeral at St. Joseph's church led by Rev. Walher Tuughill. A three year old, Aeon Will Eden, dies of pneumonia with funeral at Catholic church. Will Eden, Joh Keil, and Wm Senne buy new Fords from Titonia Motorco agent J. H. Graham of Burt. Bull Tractor promotion hails new Minneapolis-made implement. reader orders one for April. Letter calls for banning tango like dances seen as corrupting youth.
An ad offers painting and paper hinging and stencil work by CHAS.A ARMON with several years of experience. Calls are urged to Punk's hardware for appointments or inquiries.
Next Monday March 30 the school offers a class enrollment day for two children in the primary room. Mrs DPemilergast led a Wednesday session in intermediate and primary. Students show drawing progress with Marl Dahil's work highlighted and seeds planted for a garden in Tiny Tots.
Fragmentary student remarks show ninth grade algebra class involvement and a playful note about Wiss Novel carrying honors. Teachers praise the effort and teamwork in the spelling event.
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