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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

5

Red Cross drive surpasses quota in Titonka township

Solicitors reported strong contributions in Titonka area as the Red Cross drive closed with over $1500 pledged locally and more than $1000 in the county. Lists show many donors including banks and businesses supporting the effort amid doubled government needs and an honorary flag for the town.

Red Cross Jtonka Savings Bank First Naal Bank J. J. Cosgrove J. J Budig Pannkuk Titonka Dream- E Co

Harrowing Corn Early Cuts Weeds and Time

Crop experts from Iowa State College advise using a harrow or drag for corn cultivation to cut weed growth and save labor. Begin harrowing after planting and after each rain, but avoid harrowing as plants emerge or in prolonged wet weather. The method can cut cultivation time by one third to one half compared with the two horse shovel cultivator.

C. Melee Farm Crops Department Iowa State College

Notice to Patrons of the Cienty Co-Operaive Creamery

The government will provide an inspector to grade our cream as the Board of Directors trials government butter production for the navy. Butterfat from sweet cream will sell 28 to 34 cents per pound above butterfat from poor cream. Start as soon as possible. Bring all the sweet cream possible. W. C. Newvild, Secretary.

Cienty Co-Operaive Navy W. C. Newvilld

Steers Sold at Low Cents per Cwt in Burt Area

L A Bolenens of northeast Burt reported selling 14 steers to Garl Carlson of Burt at 10 cents per cwt for a total recupts of an unknown amount. Jolenens sold additional steers six weeks ago and has a vow left while facing poor corn from last year and partial storage profits.

L. A

Club meeting and library hours notice

The Club meets with Mrs Hansen on May 30 for the last business meeting of the year. The library is open from 1 to 5 on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Rethsamen is listed as Mbrarlan.

Commencement and Exercises at Titon Ica High School 1918

A program list for the 1918 graduating class includes baccalaureate services at M. and Church on May 28 with Rev Cuthbert, class night exercises in the H S Auditorium on May 28, commencement on May 50 at 8:30 pm, and diploma presentation by Mrs Merritt and G W Walters. The document ends with the presidential proclamation and national prayer.

Mabel McIlroy Clara Krull Vida Zwiefel William Amesbury Della Beenken Vivian Vance Andrew Hanson Wilbur Cuthbert Lohr Peeeeee Donlo Merritt G. W. Walters Presidentia State Teachers College

American Expeditionary Force letter from France reports spring arrival

Corp R. E. Helfner writes from France in April 1918 describing spring in the trees and flowers, war still ongoing as the Kaiser fights to gain ground before U S influence grows. He mentions mail delays, finances, insurance, and plans to visit battlefields after the war.

American Expeditionary Force Kaiser U. S O. K Pearl France Washington Galena Liberty Loan Corp

Proclamation by Wilson designates May thirtieth a day of prayer

The proclamation calls for a national day of public humiliation prayer and fasting to seek God’s guidance and blessings for the war effort and a speedy lasting peace. It urges all citizens to observe the day with religious solemnity and fervent supplications for the nation’s safety and welfare.

United States District of Columbia Woodrow Wilson Robert Lansing Congress of Senate House of Representatives United States of America

Methodist Church Notes Patriotic services mark memorial and drive

Sunday morning services will be patriotic combining memorial sermon with a drive for pins on the Service Flag. Evening sermon honors the class of 1919 and a patriotic memorial service follows. A Service of prayer for Decorations Day is planned at 10 20 a m. The pastor urges a full house and loyalty to the nation.

U. S Dean Guard Alr Cuthbert

Red Cross Work Praised From Frontline France Letter

Fred Wiehter writes from France April 28 1918 praising American Red Cross efforts and the YMCA while serving with the 26th Division. He notes front line conditions gas masks and the weather and compares life in France to Wisconsin.

France Apri Mtonks Y. M. GC England Wisconsin Sunat Ime Fred Fred L. Wiehern Motor Truck Co New York American Expeditionary Forces P. S—Ti Pritz

Coal dealers push coal supply during wartime demand

Coal dealers Frenel and Farmers Clevyeor are selling coal quickly as supply arrives. Cars carry coal into bins and cars are emptied at the coal house. Summer is the proper time to stock up, especially during war times.

8. B. Frenel Congumjara

Record hog litter twins: 18 piglets born

Abbe Doden reports a pure bred Pol and China sow delivered 18 piglets three days ago. All piglets are healthy and he is caring for them with extra attention. The piece asks who could beat this record.

Doden Poland China Paina Thia

Primary Election Preparations and Texas Letter From War Unit

The 1918 primary is set for June with ballots for Republican Democratic and Socialist parties and nominations for state and county offices. Rex Austin writes from France describing mail delays and a happy, intact unit at a post hospital awaiting pay and tobacco, with a young correspondent in Hathaway FR.

Palrs P. i. Volare United States Victar Urer Sluke Congress Shthildville Shtvilt Turm Lerle Supreme Court Rex Austin France Boon Bo API Wark l Alsen Willi Hathaway

Alfalfa prospects and Iowa coal supply concerns

The text notes interest in alfalfa farming south of Algona with promises of a bumper crop and multiple hay cuttings. It shifts to a coal supply crisis in Iowa, citing a push for domestic coal, a four million ton external limit, and many miners leaving the state, risking next winter’s energy stability.

Algona Sifalfa Fair Grounds Mr. Wrench

Iowa Governor Urges Immediate Coal Purchases for Statewide Supply

Governor W L Harding calls all coal users in Iowa to buy and store coal now to prevent shortages that would shorten schools and business hours. The proclamation, dated Des Moines April 20 1918, urges immediate action to sustain productive energy and civilian morale during wartime.

Towa W.L. Harding

Crystal Lake Auto Crash Kills One Man in Sudden Plunge

A Joyride at Crystal Lake ended when the auto veered off course and rolled over. Harold Stevens died three hours after the crash while passengers Miss Annie Swan and Miss Volding survived. driver lost control as lights failed during the trip.

Crystal Lake Ture Mowe Stevens Harold Stevens Annie Swan Miks Volding Surile Howard Stevens Miss Swan Don

Letters From Fort Logan Soldier Describes Life in Army

George Greenfield of the 19th Company writes from Fort Logan Colorado describing the healthy environment at 6500 feet, the draft influx from five states, and the army’s improving conditions. He hopes to receive orders to sail to France and urges letters to troops, praising hospitality and national unity.

Fort Logan Cal Fay France Logan Sha Rocky Mountains Denver Jada U.S Eve George Greenfield Port Logan Fish

War Savings drive links to ship building program

The War Savings campaign advocates thrift to fund merchant ships and shipbuilding efforts. It urges all citizens including children and the middle class to buy stamps, promising delivery of Tee books and redemption of used coupons at year end, with discounts for city customers.

Acaldaulal Perhepa Titania Tee Co

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