Notice to parties in civil matter awaiting action
Notice states all parties aware of the case must appear or act by a stated deadline. Signed by Anton G. Holemb, likely months of the year and location not clear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
Notice states all parties aware of the case must appear or act by a stated deadline. Signed by Anton G. Holemb, likely months of the year and location not clear in the fragment.
fragmented message shows a candidate speaking about county auditor nomination and primary polling, with unclear names and places.
Vague notices list stray cattle and poultry in the Algona Iowa region with dates in May and June. Names like Schmidt H A Penn Heeschy and Tittonica appear, with requests to prove property and pay costs.
The ordinance aims to curb speeding on Titonka streets with care for drivers and children protected. Found pocket book containing a check cleaned by Geo Wise. Pay for its notices and retrieve at the Topic box.
An advertisement proclaims drilling services for wells with chemical satisfaction in Germania Iowa. The note is signed by SUY BEEMER and mentions contact for drilled wells and price indications.
Fragmented text questions whether successors are more efficient than predecessors and discusses term lengths and fair treatment in a county or legislature context. The source is garbled and lacks clear events, names, or dates.
The article reviews Congressman Woods voting record on World War I measures including revenue bills, tax provisions for war funding, and amendments affecting military supplies. It cites specific votes, mentions the Congressional Record, and warns of propaganda about the district's stance on Kaiserism and wartime legislation.
Local club members discuss the prospect of a third term for current incumbents amid factional lines. Supporters urge continuity while opponents push for new candidates, arguing the aging slate should consider change.
A candidate from Algona campaigns for county treasurer saying he will manage public funds prudently. He emphasizes experience in local business and prior service as county chair to garner support from voters.
A well known Republican with years of service to the party finally announces a bid for county treasurer after solicited support from friends. Seth Carr of the Whittemer Champion was among the first to report the candidacy, highlighting a qualified business figure trusted for the role.
A garbled excerpt from the Northwest Page references public sentiment on a third term and trade. It mentions Wolfe and Bre’r Wolf and hints at admiration or critique, but the text remains unclear and fragmented.
A garbled excerpt reflects unnamed figures voicing distrust in a county matter. The passage hints at a personal stand against fear and a long tenure in Kassiih, suggesting unusual disapproval or a rare public stance.
The Hed Cross plans a shipment packed later this week with all 3 6 goods to be ready before that time to pack and avoid delays.
Large seed corn transfers driven by banks and the County Agent's office aim to support replanting after a good growing period. Residents with spare seed are urged to report or leave it for redistribution as demand remains high. Local seed supplies are reported to be substantial.
Fifteen years ago no full slate would dare seek a third term. The two term rule seemed as fixed as Medes and Persians. Has a change occurred or do many still honor the custom as remembered by officials and voters alike.
In two decades there have been three county third termers. One won when no one else sought the office, another due to sympathy in misfortune. The third, arguably the most popular, had a strong winning showing.
The article notes that wind has damaged drilled oats and washed out many furrows, leaving stands poor where shallow covered grain was used. Forecasters caution that only some plots retain viable stands as farmers contend with weather impacts and crop losses this season.
Luverne banker Scott Hanna arrived back Thursday after a trip to Chicago with a shipment of eight head of cattle. The herd weighed about 1,227 pounds each, carrying hay and wool. He hoped to net around $200 per head, but sales prices fell short of that target.
The text appears garbled. readable fragments suggest a courthouse setting and references to a county building. No clear events, names, or dates are discernible to form a specific news item.
A garbled OCR note states the Red Cross project work will not be open Friday due to the majority of staff or participants unavailable.
The board of directors announces a government trial to grade cream for butter for navy use. An inspector will be provided free of charge to assess the cream. Price for butter from sweet cream ranges from 2 3/4 to 3 cents per pound, higher than butterfat from sour cream. Start as soon as possible. encourages bringing in all available cream. Secretary J C Newville announces. Ice supplies mentioned.
Ice will be furnished this summer at the rate of a dollar per hundred with delivery to city customers. Coupons unused will be redeemed at season end by Titonka Ice Co.
The indebted Farmers' Elevator Co requests all parties knowing themselves to call and settle their accounts on or before May 31. They aim to have these accounts straightened up before the annual meeting. Abbe Doden of Titonka, Iowa, offers a good brood ...
Repairers warn iFord owners that counterfeit gears and parts can double the cost of a repair and fail sooner. Using genuine Ford parts prevents the need to redo work and reduces risk of further damage.
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