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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
6
Des Moines readers report a cash settlement and insurance premium details including a 505.00 payment and a 1 185.00 profit figure. The notice references a 20 payment life policy for a 34 year old with a 170.50 premium and a 410.00 amount.
Fragmentary entry from Des Moines shows a cash settlement of 956.00 with 1 884.00 listed under a 30 year insurance and profits line. A vague 47 80 figure appears tied to age 46 and chemical or premium notes.
Me, 4. T. Goldie has been quite busy. Miss Clara Aman and Mrs Eli Goodwyn visited Algona Monday. Mrs Nels M Johnson shopped in Algona. Miss Louisa Aman visited Benedict relatives. Frank Wagner of Benedict was a Wesley visitor. Mrs Melvin Powelson under a doctor's care. Mrs Robt Welter hosted the Ladies Aid Wednesday. Mr J L Walcutt returned from South Dakota. Father Jungbluth left for Dubuque to visit his parents. Brank Mullen of Hutchins transacted business here. Nick Roscoe of St Benedict made a business trip here. Miss Mary Nelson shopping. Mr and Mrs Thos Targeson guests at Oscar Gurtz farm. Reed Anderson visited relatives in Algona. Mrs Guy Butts visited Plymouth. Elmer Robinson family were guests at M B Punnemark farm. Louise and Francis Hoal visited Sexton with their mother. J L Walcutt outside in the country. Carrie and Florence Philipson Sexton visitors. Mrs R S Reasmusson of Britt visited Mr Lewis. Miss Merry Nelson visited Alma Kurtz. Mrs Kennedy went to Boelest for a visit with daughter and granddaughter.
A stream of social visits and travels fills Titonka and surrounding areas. Residents like Mr. Beyersi of Belmond and Mrs. Joe Hoaf with her mother in Sex ton are noted guests, while many others are seen moving between Algona Britt Titonka and neighboring towns for family, work, and entertainment.
The piece mentions a May 6 1909 marriage in Murdo and Wesley families sending remains to Maquoketa for burial. It also reports on a new permit law for liquor, requiring holders to file requests via county auditors after July 4 and outlining the administrative steps and costs.
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