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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
2
A collage of advertising rates political notices and local items. Adams discusses campaign plans while Whitt emore Champion urges Mother’s Day thoughts and school consolidation debates. The Portland area columns recount farm life births visits and daily chores with rural gossip and bridge work updates.
Misa Andersor of the King force clerks spent Sunday in Britt. The Adair orchestra performed in Britt for Friday night. There was no service at MB church Sunday morning, allowing those who wished to attend revival meetings. Charlie Robinson donated city work for Wednesday, George Prenia donated part of city work, J. W. Lease and Godfrey Carlson contributed, with Otto Kung donating by goodwill.
Mrs Thomas Gray and Miss Susie Tilliner left Wednesday for Oxford Town. Mr and Mrs Homer Lawson hosted visitors. barn remodeled into a garage. Mrs A P Copley learned of her father's death Tuesday. Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday to sew carpet raga. Julius Kung visited Mason City. Several residents traveled to Britt and Winona area. Mr Mason formerly pastor here. City council met Monday. barber shop closed. Rev Visch visited Whittemore. A thirteen pound girl born to Soren Nelson family. numerous visits and small-town events listed through Wesley community.
The Board of Supervisors of Kossuth County Iowa will let the contract for construction of ditches and drains in Drainage District No 143 to the lowest responsible bidder. Bids due by 11 a m June 9 1916 with ten percent bid deposit. Work to commence within 30 days and be completed by November 1 1915. Contracts awarded subject to law changes and bond of 25 percent. Also contains local notices of fires and community meetings and a county agricultural contest update.
Mrs. Almon Lattimer and her daughter visit Mrs. Carl Zaller’s family in Algona. Mrs. Krall visits Cedar Rapids relatives for ten days. C. R. Smith residence receives paint. L A Hall visits Clear Lake. Fred Wheeler from Ledyard on business. Miss Orphin O Keeffe visits parental home from Algona. Mrs. Wm Moore and Nancy return from Mayo Hospital Rochester. A 22 year old man Ford killed in a ditch near town. body recovered by partner. Dr. Dolmase reports neck broken. body taken to Boone by relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E N Howe of Bancroft attend event at Wells Tripp. The Tripp family note birth of baby boy May 1 at Geo. Bink home. Mra Gine Wil ree?
A corn contest backed by a Waterloo bank and the Blackhawk Farm Improvement Association promoted Reid's Yellow Dent, Blackhawk County Rati's strain. The ear ly variety is praised for earliness and superior value, with expanded acreage planned. Circulation letters were mailed to all Blackhawk county farmers in spring 1914 followed by two banquets to educate growers.
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