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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
2
The Titonea Topic announces Lela M. Wolfe as local editor with Bee editor Wolfe and society editor Wolfe joining the staff. details on roles and coverage areas follow in the community notice.
In February 1916 travelers ride the Hilo Volcano route to Kilauea, witnessing lava lake activity that shifts with the crater’s tides. Observers note a moving lava mass consuming bedrock, spouting spray and fire as it expands and retreat moves the volcanic scene.
Heart C Adams of Algona Iowa urges run of state business as an economic corporation in a June 1918 public statement. The message supports centralized control for state affairs and advocates fiscal prudence and collective governance.
The statement from Titonea Savings Bank of Iowa lists assets and liabilities as of March 23 1816 with figures for demand and time deposits savings deposits and total liabilities. The document, sworn by President Al Falhaier and Vice President Amesbury with cashier Lee Wolfe and notary Edith Budlong, affirms assets are the bank’s property and not loaned for exhibit.
Algona residents report business caller L B Larson, Burt visitors Ecob Bon and QO, and Mr Jenn Kucherreuther from Bancroft. Mrs Matilda Ward stayed with Arthur Ward, Bryan Shipler visited Fergus Falls, and Anna and Mrs Kuchenreuther visited Geo Koestler in North Portland.
Wesley updates list visitors and arrivals from Madison Whittemore Forest City Orchard Traer and Des Moines. Local changes include a mayoral election result Thomas Turgeson elected mayor and Joseph Cosgrove new councilman. Also mentions a cream station opening and Bentons Drug Store counter notes. House for sale in Titenka Iowa due to move to Montana.
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