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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
7
The passage notes a Pilgrims anniversary of gratitude and a national observance of thanks for peace and plenty. It states the bank will not be open for business on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 29th, following its usual closure.
Mason City area callers Henry Franzen Sr and Alice visited last week. Sexton friends joined Fred Steil at a Sunday gathering. New Majestic radio bought at Fisher Son. Ill R Navman improving after several days in bed. Atwater Kent radio bought from J H Junst of Woden. Ann Nienard of Hollandale visited Henry Auzan Street area. Elmer Anderson and Neya Swea City guests at N Clemans. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Varms north of Titonka. Dressman of Lakota en route home, stopped briefly. Col L A Matern Wesley banker visited Tuesday and presided over sale of Lynards west of town. Sub-district missionary meeting at Wesley attended by Gartner, Thram, Jennings, Bonacker. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Asche Tuesday. Pouelsen and Budiong attended a show in Mason City Friday. Spencer talks of a packing plant. Thos Blaine, 80, near Sexton, works hard daily husking corn. Mrs Max Whitney of Des Moines, formerly Norma Colfar, now Mrs Calgan of Clear Lake. John Alike, son of Mr and Mrs Geo Alice, injured in pony accident but recovering. Ben Sorenson of Algona visiting Titania. advertising duties with Paine & Sorenson. J J Dooley of Algona, former Democratic clerk candidate, attended Titania matters. no regrets after loss. Birthday gathering for Mrs John Pouelsen hosted by friends from Wesley and nearby towns.
The page reports ads for the sale of A. Schultz home and blacksmith shop, rumor of youth shop upgrades, and upcoming farm market activity. It mentions corn yields around forty to sixty bushels per acre, Belmond sugar plant sale to American Beet Sugar Company for one million dollars, and various local visits, road weather notes, and community notices.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports higher egg holdings and lower creamery butter in cold storage October 1 compared with a year ago. Pork holdings are down while apples are up, with other figures noted in the insurance policy coincidence story.
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