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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
8
A farm column offers practical guidance on livestock, poultry, crops, storage, and feeding practices. It covers alfalfa management, sheep and cow care, manure use, milking efficiency, pig feed, strawberry beds, ventilation, and grain handling for better yields and profits.
In Mexico City on November 10 officials foreign residents and the public sense strained ties with the United States with talk of war. Huerta claims the recent elections were irregular and would be annulled by a new congress while seeking continued pacification. The U S embassy shows growing unease as diplomacy may end soon.
Des Motina Harry J Green editor of the Decorah Pacific Opinion was elected president of the Homesteaders a national fraternal and insurance group with headquarters in Des Moines At a board meeting in this city George A Young resigned and Green was elected He will retire from business Nov 16 and move to Des Moines resigning as mayor of Decorah and exiting his newspaper work His career is listed as a notable state success.
The Dubuque real estate, insurance and private banking firm Peter Keine & Bon and its members F. W. Altman O. M. Lorong A. W. D. Fits and William Zumhoff have been adjudged bankrupt in federal court. One half million dollars is involved and losses are expected.
T Turner of Waverly held a public sale last week realizing 4880 dollars. Thirteen milk cows sold for 40 to 83 dollars. The cheapest horses brought 98 dollars. A mare and colt sold for 280 dollars. Spring shoate brought 6 to 7 dollars per apiece with corn in the light 23 dollars an acre and fodder in stock.
Elkader hosts the newly appointed pension board of examiners led by Dr. W. J. McGrath and colleagues Dr. W. Ruffie and Dr. J. Krioby. The office relocation from McGregor and Wartburg Dormitory in New Wartburg to Elkader marks a state-wide adjustment for pension administration.
A fragmented quotation from a 19th century style page references a marginal figure named Puck and a playful line about a boy calling and desiring cake. The source presents whimsical dialogue with no clear event or context.
Our ten month old daughter suffered a widespread eruption turning into bloody sores. After trying various ointments without relief, use of Colicura Soap and Ointment brought sleep within days and complete recovery in a week. The ad promotes Cuaticura products with a sample and Skin Book offer.
Young Van Windle endures a half hour in the parlor waiting for Julia. A step arrives and he asks for his mistress. The maid Marie coolly reveals the delay is not due to Julia's indecision but to a different matter altogether.
An account notes two Little Rock negroes quarreling. one strikes the other with a wagon awake, the struck man quips that his head is thick and would have killed him if not. The tale blends odd dialect with a local anecdote and a segue into advertisements about health foods.
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