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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
7
One registered Short storm bull nine months old for sale. Also an urban notice about city clean up and penalties, dated April 7, 1919, by mayor Amatrong. Promises gasoline savings device trial with guaranteed savings before purchase. Algona Auto & Machinery Co. Iowa.
Justice of the Peace notices honor Alice Emma Margrette Rode aged four months daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rode Try. She died April 21 after two weeks illness including old age onset bronchitis pneumonia. The infant’s body was laid to rest at the German Lutheran Cemetery on April 23 with services by Rev. G Wellner.
Mrs. Oscar Stoutenberg dies after years of suffering at Burt where the funeral was held Friday with Rev. Aten. Born July 28 1840 in Pittsford New York she married Oscar Stoutenberg January 16 1862. Survived by five children two daughters Mrs Debb Blanchard and Mrs Stoutenberg and one brother TB Shepherd of Rochester NY along with several sisters. Burial at Burt Cemetery.
A bar load of 144000 eggs was shipped to Los Angeles by the Priebe company. The cargo was part of a fleet moving through Webster City area as relatives visited. Short notes also mention a Monday afternoon call at Mrs Jess Blanchard's home and Kidou Kearns visiting Webster City.
20 pure bred Duroc Jersey sows offered by Chias, Larsen, Burt, and Jowa. Sale details not specified.
Arva Cunningham returns from Marshalltown. Mrs Ludeking and Gertrude visit Garney between trains. Gertrude had dentistry. Walter Dirksen and Emery Lewis bought motorcycles from Garner dealer. Louise Bung visiting TT Back this week. Mrs Z Gerdes injured by runaway team. rib broken, under Dr Ray care. Amil Baack from Titonka visits. Migaman and sons from Garnor arrive for weekend. Clarence Quisin and Cleo Woater stay at Forest home. Mad Homas drives to Thompson for a short visit. Wille Qlepking plans a later departure. past year noted. ENG Ainy.
Generous community notices recount church events and film showings in Algona and nearby towns. Residents attend church dedications, a Call opera house screening of life of Christ, and social visits span Buffalo Center, Swea City, Estherville, Mason City, and George Town with numerous trips, illnesses, and shopping runs noted.
County Treasurer Anderson reports 11600 in tax receipts for bank patrons. You are invited to settle promptly. this sum is a portion of county tax due from the vicinity. The remaining half of the 1912 tax is due by September 1. Please visit First National Bank at your earliest opportunity.
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