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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
2
A petition filed with Kossuth County Auditor seeks establishing a district to gravel surface a road running east from the SW corner of Section 7 to the SE corner of Section 12 and west to near the NQ corner of Section 15 in Buffalo Township. The district will include described real estate as stated.
The clipping notes a proposed constitutional amendment from the last general assembly to submit to voters at the next election. It would remove double liability for stockholders in corporations, making stockholders' estates liable for corporate debts. If enacted, it could prompt mass stock selloffs but lead to safer banks and corporations in the state. County Auditor Bertha E. Johnson cites the item. John Carlson of Wesley was in town yesterday.
The Titonka Topic issued by O. Wolfh, publisher, with post office second class matter. Rates shown: 1.60 per year prepaid, 2.00 per year billed, 62.50 per year for Canada mail. The paper touts broad territorial reach unmatched by peers.
Barbara Jean Hott is ill with fever this week and the Doan Ladies Aid meets May 9 at Mrs. George Johnson's home. Algona visitors include Mr. E. Hott, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Andrews, and Franz Feeter. many locals attend church services, dinners, and family visits.
Members gathered at First National Bank in Titonka for a Vitonka Dairy Daig Club meeting led by Mr. Rachut. County Agent Morrison and several Rippen Trop family members attended as interested club workers. enrollment includes Raymond Bunting James Rippen trop Alvin Mayer and others. A May 10 gathering is planned for officer elections and program planning including tours competitions judging feeding management and rope halness.
For this year and with present enrollments pointing to a real club year for Kossuth iE Morrison Co Agt. three men on teaching start with Supt Hamand will be members of the faculty. Previously there was one man the superintendent and two women.
Local residents counted a week of social visits and illness with Mrs. A Q Smith on the sick list and many relatives traveling to and from Algona Mason City Mankato and Burt. A Junior Senior banquet was held at the Presbyterian church and Adah Telkamp underwent surgery in Algona.
The Acorn Club marked its 95th anniversary on April 18 with a guest day at Mrs. Julia Wortman’s home. Members shared readings and songs, Mrs. Robinson Panama gave a talk on the country, and a spring luncheon with cakes and favors followed an afternoon of games and prizes for high scores.
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