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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
5
Community gossip item reports visits by residents Aurelia Huber and Juhl family, a Lamoreux frame nearing completion by July 1, and plans for a two story house with basement. Local ads advertise May 17 clothing and flour specials, cane sugar sale May 27, and a Ford auto purchase.
The column reports social visits in Titonka and Wesley including Andrew Boekerman and family, Willi Winters, and John Sleeper hosting at Titonka. It highlights planned events like an ice cream social at Zwiefel schoolhouse May 16, farm projects, new purchases including a Shetland pony, barn construction by Nelgon Brothers, and civic notes on ministers, bankers, and traveling salesmen.
Henry Ites owns a Ford gate in German township. B F Kledst and Fred Amesbury tour to West Bend on business. Persistent rain delays cultivation. Algona visitors Berb Cabela, Mia Chas, Fritz and family. Moving pictures at Hawkins theater next Saturday. Iowa Protein Feed Co opens in Durston building with Walter Kleist as local manager. Wesley camera club advertises film services. Reorganized Osgath County State Bank boasts stability since 1873. County Woodmen camp meeting held May 6 at Burt to form county organization. Curtis Wis bank statement notes deposits rising to 40 269.05 as of April 4. Local gossip on bank and town editor. Various real estate purchases in Wesley and nearby townships. Florence Radamaker visits from Miller D. and family hosts.
The May 1914 Kosauth County M W A Assembly meeting endorses insurgent woodman acts and the Des Moines Chicago conventions platform. It condemns head office moves to push Mobile style bills and urges unity to enlighten members on rates and legality while praising Neighbor Egan’s new insurance post and calling for neighborly organizing help.
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