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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1918

Page

5

Livermore Elevator Sold to Quaker Oats Co

Livermore of Garner sold the elevator plant for about $8,000 to the Quaker Oats Co. The purchase keeps local grain service stable as John A. Sloner remains to operate with the new owners. Mrs Nantje Tiedonn notes the staff will stay intact and patrons can expect fair treatment from the new firm.

Livermore Garner Eas Quaker Oats Co Cedar Rapids John A. Sloner Titonka Sleper Frm

Private William Eden Sends Camp Dodge News From 1918

Private William J Eden writes from Camp Dodge on September 25 1918 sending greeting to family. He describes letters received clothing and suitcase delivery notes meals and treats including cake ice cream and fruit. He mentions vaccination and back pain and notes furlough chances are slim. He signs off from Tent 18 with best wishes.

Eden Lamp Dodge Plampa Clifford B Everett Wydell Saming Mine Clifford Wiesmann Woden Frank Haupley Camp Dodge William J. Eden

Primary School Notes Show Enrollment Gains and Star Earners

Miss Alice Robbins visits brighten all rooms as George Walsh and others join Ag and B2 grades. Enrollment reaches 26 with stars earned for 26 perfect numbers. September attendance lists highlight 20 plus pupils never absent or tardy. First grade reports a promotion and minor absences, while room renovations include new sash curtains and a hopes for fewer tardies.

Alice Robbins George Walsh Marguerite Budlong Minnie Gayken Donel Walsh Mildrad Nelson Henry Gray Myrtle Anna Dorvin Viola Keagle Wayne Slagen Dorvan Keagle Oscar Hammona Mildred Nelson Carl Callets Grace Sletsema Joy Lamoreux Fred Gray Arthur Jay Budlong Viola Hefner Wallace Lamoreux Myrtla Anna Florence Reynolds Victor Nelson Wilda Helmery Ole Noran Aldinrer Elsie Cayler Zoda Cayler Myrila Han Sel Mabel Kuchenranther Emma Richter Annavelle Sachau George Anderson Walter ‘Anderson Clarence Danisld Hana Hansen Cecil Kuchen- Tauber Paul Martin Leo Miehter Benne Pannkunk Clifford Ringsdart Arthur Rika Henry Sleper Erwin Eden

W B Patton to Visit Algova with A Wise Boob

The Peculiar Comedian W B Patton will perform at Algova Opera House next Wednesday in his new comedy A Wise Boob. The show promises joyous excitement with clever wit and a strong supporting cast from Patton's company.

W. B. Patton Algova Patton John Pixley Lassen Mr. Patton

Lecture course opening at Titonka October 12

Five numbers will be presented in the Redpath Lecture Course with the first show at the M. B. Church Titonka on Saturday evening October 12. Watch for announcements in this paper next week and be ready to buy tickets when solicitors arrive.

Redpath M. B Titonka Tleketa

Field notes from Hot Springs farmer Oscar Nednick

Oscar Nednick writes from Hot Springs South West 20th to Wolfe about crops and profits. He reports selling potatoes at 1560 dollars per hundred, wheat quality high, yields variably good across oats barley and alfalfa, and mentions tractors and thrashing gains. He praises Iowa farming and hopes to visit with samples and news.

Hot Springs S. W Wolfe Ralph Johnson Iowa Leo Oscar

Letter From Rosa H Inman in France Describes Front Life

St Romain France September 4 18 Mrs Frank Ringsdorf Dear Sister Rosa H Inman writes from France about writing home and hearing from Ma. She discusses weather similar to Montana, fear of winter in the open near the front, a recent move, and seeing German prisoners nearby. She mentions Americans capturing large numbers of prisoners and sends a portrait. She signs as Private Rosa H Inman A Co 216 Field Signal Battalion France.

Ross Heinman St. Romain France Frank Ringsdorf Weden Jona Montana Hru Germany Wes

Under the Blue Triangle in France War Aid Huts

Maud Hart Lovelace writes on YWCA and YMC A relief efforts in France. Huts and hotels shelter American Red Cross nurses, canteen workers, and war wives near front bas e hospitals, offering rest, teas, parties, and chaperoned recreation to ease fatigue and homesickness among service members and workers.

Maud Hart Lovelace France Y. M. GC. A. Foyers du Soldat Red Cross Iona W.C. A Signal Corps Y. W

Foyer des Allies Boosts War Time American Help in Paris

The YWCA and Foyer des Allies in Paris offer French women shelter and recreation as war drags on. American women workers support with cheerful clubhouses, crafts, gyms, films, lessons, and music to sustain morale and hope after the war.

Beautin] Hoigl Petrograd Paris America Foyer Des Allies France W.C. A Voyer Des Attres

Farm records show big gains on larger Linn county farm

A Linn county farmer who kept records found net labor income of 16 dollars for every dollar earned by a smaller neighbor. The larger farm, 262 acres versus 92, used machinery more efficiently, reducing costs per acre and raising per-capita output. Fifteen farmers submitted records for study at Town State College.

Linn County Lig Farm Yosord Indor Linn Galn Town State College

Food Price Bulletin Names Officers and Members

A Food Price Bulletin lists officers and members including Quarton Chattam Sid J Backus secretary Gus Sfogrei Al Staehle V Lamoreux P Destenlehner 1 W Fults C RA Smith H Nowel W H Raney A Wester and C Lonander.

W. 3. Quarton Chattam Sid J. Backus Gus Sfogrei al Staehle V. Lamoreux P. Destenlehner W. Fults C, RA. Smith H. Nowel H. Raney A. Wester Lonander

Wealthy Blue Earth bachelors face cruelty allegations

Mirror reporters and State Board of Control investigators visited Henry and August Meyer’s Blue Earth Township farm to document severe animal neglect and mistreatment. Descriptions depict dilapidated barns, chained horses, emaciated mules, and mired stalls. authorities and Bradley ordered veterinary care and improved housing, with county attorney oversight. The Meyers, prominent local figures, own extensive wealth and assets, including bank stock and farm mortgages, heightening scrutiny of their conduct amid wartime food controls.

The Mirror W. W. Stradley State Flamine Society Henry August Meyer Orothers Blue Earth Blue Earth Township Bracley State Board of Control W. A. Butler Board of Control State Humana Sociey Meyer Brothers Stad Lt Bs Ita Trent Roth Ware Mr. Bradley Gutler Yellon Grid iUnele San Bradley Wells Minn

Red Cross Notes Election and Relief Efforts Update

The Red Cross plans a meeting on Tuesday night October 8 for affiliate elections. Donations included 176 pounds of shipwear for Belgium relief, plus coats, boys suits, shoes, underwear, and clothing. Funds on hand total 2191.84, with 1920.81 in Savings and 811.55 in National Bank. The report commends the ladies and notes knitting and garment work remains strong.

Red Cross Oelock Belgium W. J. Sunker W. J Knlttals

Arsh Study Center Announcement for 1918 1915

Algona Iowa Sept 6 1908 announces the Arsh study center at Kossuth county for 1918 1915. Mtontia high school to host Saturday October 5 with Mr A C Fuller and Miss Mary Hearst of the Iowa State Teachers College leading the program. The meeting begins about 6 30 am with possible train service. Teachers expected to attend. program aims to help through various lessons and perspectives from college educators.

Algona Towa Hell Kossath County Satiliee Collera Suirley

Thrift Bits Urges Complete War Savings Pledge

All 100 per cent Americans urged to honor the War Savings Pledge as a sacred duty. The piece appeals to rosp duty and patriotism, urging citizens to support Uncle Sam and his soldiers by keeping the pledge.

Sam

Debt settlement notice from Geo Hanon at Blakennitt

Notice to all persons indebted to Geo Hanon of Blakennitt to call and settle debts promptly to meet obligations.

Oncy Hanon Blatkenitt

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Livermore Sells Quaker Oats Company Nantje Tiedonn Boyd Meden Agnes Pannhuk Alma Sleper Pearl Javers Fred Cayler Emma Eva Dieckman Gilmour Reichsamen Harald Breen Jeannette Swarve Henry Sachau Clair Helfier George Anna Glethal Wilson Alfred Hansen Maurtice Kil Loraine Verney Myrtice Sachau Lyte Schultz Welford Lamoreux Esther Shearer Emma Schulier Annie Bruns Estelle Bonacker Mabel Wolfe Gertie Sloper Clarence Cooper Willard Funk John Sachau Vernon Cooper Lawrence Hangen Katie Welp Ethel Kline Stella Breen Hazel Pink Compan Octeber Thera Oscar Nednick Food Price Bulletin Erices Kossuth County Interpreting Committee Kossuth Atul Mer Food Administration Red Piponea Thrift Bits
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