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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
3
A compendium of quirky phrases and brief remarks lifting from a late era page. Features political jests about Russia Japan and Servia, jokes about doughnuts and portraits of public figures. Miscellaneous capsules touch on writers poets royals and industry, with local color and public notices.
A girl in New Jersey still receives daily letters from her Joyer in the Philippines though Ishogsa’s death was announced by cable two or three weeks ago.
Fragmentary OCR entry shows a puzzled note about a tired pug and an age problem. It mentions unknown numbers and a dozen, offering little clear context or names. Further readable details are insufficient for a full summary.
A report surveys multiple incidents including a peculiar train wreck on the Mil near Gladwin, a sensational divorce case between Emma and Marshall Wallick in Washington, and several robberies, briberies, and post office disappearances across Iowa.
Centerville November 21 General Francis Marion Drake ex governor of Iowa died at his daughter’s home after a two day illness. He planned a $26 000 gift to Drake University and aided the church and railway projects. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm Central Church of Christ Centerville.
Obituary notes the death of General Francis Marion Drake born 1830, founder donor to Drake University with gifts totaling about 182 007.47 since 1883. He shaped campus growth, built the Christian church in Centerville, and left a will guiding posthumous memory of his school. Funeral rites planned with Moffat and Knights Templar.
The text describes a man convicted on circumstantial grounds tied to an alleged poisoning in a bottle. It mentions the assembly and a house committee, with references to monuments and national cemeteries, plus surrounding states and veterans’ groups.
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