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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
4
A mixed harvest of local reflections and events from Woden and nearby Garner. Residents like Mildred Jacobmeyer and John Eden are noted with visits to Crystal Lake, and community updates cover painting at the Woden restaurant, farm life, market prices, school vacation, and preparations for the Ames Iowa football clash.
The item lists various neighbors and visitors across the area. Harleman rode with Sheldon Monday night while Bertha Lucas spent Sunday at De White’s. Several others visited relatives near Algona, Wesley, Hartley, and Chicago.
Clarence Schutter, eleven years old, picked and cribbed 67 bushels of corn last Monday, a record to be proud of for the young grower.
Classified item offers Nomman Collar farm for sale with prices and terms available by inquiry. Address Stella Mae Collar Pika 1121-A Aye Bast Cedar Rapids Jows provided for contact.
Bert Crouch and family visited in Burt and Portland. Julius Kunz of Wesley was a Port land caller. G. O. and G. I. Stone and others autoed to Hawcrott. Ray Smith finished for Leonard Daniels. A large machine shed moved near by. The G. J. Bike school began with Miss Tillie Dexter teaching. Attendees included many neighbors from Burt, Titonka, and surrounding towns.
The text records a fall election last Tuesday with many voters performing duty. Ward officials Maan and Nelson led vote counting into the night. Visitors include Lorriné Matthews and Ross Ringsdorf from Portland, with Matthews dining at Leonard Daniels and returning to Woden.
Numerous town residents and visitors listed with travel, visits, and errands. Names include Wesley, Mazon City, Algona, Northwood, Mason City, Des Moines, Waterloo, Forest City, Corwith, Ft. Dodge, and Titonka. Topics cover guests, family visits, moves, and a canvasser ad offering 5 dollars a day for paper subscriptions.
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