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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary verse recalls warnings against mischief from childhood and the consequences of wrongdoing. The speaker sketches scenes of pranks, punishment, and imagined revenge, hinting at moral lessons and lost youth through disjointed lines and scattered names.
Dispatches claim Thomas A. Baison has solved the cheap power problem with a storage battery wheel and claims to deploy in six months. He plans a private voyage to Gay Jara and asserts the device will run 100 006 miles without breakdowns. A large factory is nearly complete to manufacture the new batteries for congested urban use.
Fragmentary notes describe conflict over using the Salton River for irrigation and power, touching on erosion and water diversion in the Colorado River basin. It references irrigation channels, river tapping, and public concerns amid shifting desert landscape.
Readable fragments discuss county towns, officials, and allegiance with scattered names and dates. The piece mentions Copwith, LODEVGR ApInE, and Alfred, plus notes about refusals and town governance, but lacks coherent narrative or complete actions.
A fragmentary notice references land held by unspecified owners and a dispute with a rival party. The garbled text omits clear names, dates, or locations, leaving the ownership question and party positions uncertain.
Fragmented OCR notes show a Wesley editor Whitene praised by relatives and peers, praising reform ideas and editorial stance. Mentions community impact, last editorial amid troubled religious controversies and local politics.
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