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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
2
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A damp rally of five county Republicans met in Algona to bolster enthusiasm for the national and state campaigns. The piece discusses political rivalry within the party and ponders Charlie Murtagh as a potential Senate candidate against Dick, a Republican hopeful for Governor or U.S. Senate. It also marks Thanksgiving Day 1925 with reflections on gratitude and community gatherings, noting Titonka families plan turkey dinners and reunions with neighbors.
An advertorial declares a commitment to honesty and quality, inviting readers to compare radios. It promotes selling inexpensive off brand or chain store radios at lower prices and offers open discussion about radios with the seller.
A long column lists visits and gatherings across Portland, Burt, and surrounding towns. Names include Betty Rashapeng, M Stewart, Ed Dittmer, Jim Shipler, Jacob Godden, Loreen, Lois Graham, and Mauric a plan, with several weekend trips, birthdays, and a December 11 banquet planned by the Portland Progress Club at Burt Presbyterian church. Hunters from Council Bluffs and Omaha pheasant trips to Lloyd Bartletts are noted, plus a Ward 200 acre farm listing in Portland township priced at 82 dollars per acre.
Rupture H and Hoffman of Minneapolis will demonstrate the Perfect Retention Shields at the Algona Hotel on Monday December 9 from 10 p m to 4 p m. Admission is free. The device allegedly holds rupture under all work conditions and urges against wearing trusses that enlarge the opening. Home office address listed as 303 Lincoln Building, Minneapolis.
A large crowd of neighbors attended a week event in Halle Gray district No Ss Melday with Maybelle receiving many gifts and expressions of support.
Thanksgiving activities fill Wesley with dances, visits, and family gatherings. Miss Anna Johnson of Boone is expected to arrive for the holiday weekend, while local residents host card parties and celebrate anniversaries. The week features hospital updates, travel to relatives,High school carnival events, and community notices including club meetings and a boxing program.
Dr and Mrs W A Tindall attended a Legion meeting at Wesley on Thursday evening Olive Gibson and Margaret Peterson of Britt attended the auto show in Des Moines on Saturday Mr and Mrs Wese Dameyon and daughter Woan of Dawe were visiting the Charles back home
Sealed proposals for water mains pump house elevated tank tower and a well in Titonka Iowa are due by 10 AM on the Sunday of December 1936 at the Town Clerk's office. Plans seen at the clerk's office or via Currie Engineering with deposits. Financing by Public Works Administration. wage rates 76c skilled, 40c unskilled. bid security 6% and 100% contract bond. 30 day bid withdrawal prohibition. award rights reserved.
Barnes and Brandt starred as Prey played their first game at Mitonia Thursday evening defeating the Indians 14 to 14. Hugh Cline died at his home north of Woden on November 16 from heart trouble. Cline, born in Talo Iowa in 1894, was identified in an obituary note.
Notice to property owners in Kosauth County Lowd that a report of the Board of Apportionment has been filed in the County Auditor's office. It shows the proposed special assessment on parcels of real estate within Secondary Road District No 282 and provides the schedule of assessment.
Notice to all persons listed in the schedule that the County Auditor of Kossuth County Iowa has filed a report of the Board of Apportionment showing the proposed special assessment on all parcels of real estate in Secondary Road District No 294. Schedule of proposed assessment follows.
Notice to property owners listed in the schedule that a report of the Board of Apportionment has been filed in Kossuth County Iowa proposing a special assessment on parcels within Secondary Road District No 268. If no written objections are filed by the specified day, the assessment will be considered approved. Assessments may be paid in full within twenty days from payment date without interest. Dated at Algona Iowa this 19th day.
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