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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quotation about ministers and flowers, mentioning cut flowers and a stem connection to a discourse. Names and full context are unclear.
Misa Gertrude von Petzold appears set to be the first woman preacher in Switzerland after a cantonal synod decision allowing women to preach. Born in Leicester England she formerly ministered at the Free Church in that city and has preached in the United States.
The item hints at a playful exchange over a clothing choice or bargain hunting, featuring individuals or groups named Tees and Rees. It suggests a lighthearted or humorous note on shopping or attire without asserting a concrete event or outcome.
John Melvis a pioneer owl miner of this county was killed in the Bolton Hoover mine when he was run over by a loaded car in a entry. The accident highlights dangers faced by miners in local operations.
A woman recalls years of nervous attacks worsened by tea and coffee until she tried Postum. She credits the switch to Postum with ending sleepless nights and calming anxiety, noting she felt healthier and experienced fewer tremors and dread.
Delegates John W. Poster and E. W. Weeks report support for using prison labor on Iowa roads. They cite Colorado success, note lower labor cost, and estimate 93,800 days of work yearly worth 140200 dollars. They urge legislative endorsement and praise the river to river road as a model.
Des Moines reports a Supreme Court ruling upholding restrictions on withdrawing names from general liquor consent. Sixteen towns may lose saloons as reforms unfold. The board of control awarded state supply contracts for food and fuel for institutions, including large coffee and meat orders. Attorney General Cosson takes charge in water supply dispute with the state college for the blind, citing contract interpretation. Moon law debate in the Iowa Legislature prompts court questions on saloon quotas. Articles of Incorporation filed for Peoples Savings Bank and Blecher-Davis Co., Davenport, with capital figures and agency roles listed.
North and Central farmers urged to invest in Michigan's Swigart Tract spanning Mason Martistee and Lake counties. The ad touts proximity to Lake Michigan climate and Ludington Manistee markets, four rail lines, lake steamship access, and thousands of acres of affordable 40 acre plots. Down payments from 10 to 50 dollars with monthly payments of 5 to 16 dollars. death transfers deed to family.
Advertisement promotes inexpensive 6 and 10 acre tracts near towns and Crystal Lake with investment promise for farming and summer resort use. Special Pullman car excursions from Chicago depart Oct 17 and Nov 7, returning next day, with freight and inspection options and fare rebates on purchase.
A fragmented quote explores how many claim to stand for truth while defending their own beliefs. The speaker notes the paradox of accepting events as natural after reflection and questions the certainty of collective moral positions.
Dialogue shows a household morning routine with a clock and kitchen banter. A reference to a father and son, plus a mention of Jim tinkering with the clock in the library for the last ten minutes, suggests a domestic snapshot from a bygone era.
Product notice claims Cole and Co offer Carbellsnive to relieve burns and prevent scarring. The ad mentions instant relief, no scars, and a promise of care without side effects. References to Black River polls and drug nuts appear as supporting details.
A scene from a Broostyn household reflects community concern over a pending murder case and whether the suspect will be hanged for killing his wife. The dialogue hints at judicial deliberation and public anxieties about motive and fate.
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