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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
1
In a sweeping state race Gardner, head of the state grange, gains support among farmers as prohibition becomes a rallying issue. The campaign features calls for revival of temperance measures and strong GOP organization influence on the Plow State electorate.
Vatican to appoint Peter J. Muldoon of Chicago as bishop of the newly created Rockford diocese. Muldoon, a long rising church official, led Chicago archdiocese educational efforts, twice chaired key offices, and supervised St Charles Borromeo school and a girls high school.
Wehard Moorman, England's oldest admiral, marks his 98th birthday. He recalls service since 1431 and recounts travel with Maori queen noses and a friendship with a Moorts chief who entrusted his great grandson to Moorman for education. He commanded the Rattler, the first British warship with a propeller, and advocates naval reform and merit promotion from the lower deck.
The former United States senator Sylvan Amberg of Mississippi resurfaces after years out of the spotlight. He backs a controversial lynching incident and defends his past career while facing renewed public and political pressure.
Fragmentary OCR text references Pompelan items and sellers with scattered phrases. The excerpt hints at a dealer network and a jar trade but provides no coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond the word Pompelan and generic place names.
A fragmented account recalls a camp dispute over naming and leadership. Key figures include the camp crew and a Tishman figure, with a lingering question of recognition for an uncle and the chosen people. The passage notes compromises and a newly named camp amid tensions.
A Queensland judge ruled on whether wild oysters are legally wild animals. The case references prior inquiries and a witness stating 100,000 shells sold locally over eight years. The court held oysters as wild creatures may incur penalties for theft.
A Wa woman writes of using Postum for eight years and drinking it three times daily. She claims relief from dyspepsia bloating and headaches after abandoning coffee and adopting Postum, noting her husband also benefited.
Reports detail a campaign against a white plague crisis with a 600-dollar clothing drive and donations to a health institute. The effort aims to raise funds for a 3000-room hospital expansion in the northwest city, governed by public safety officials and supported by prominent citizens and local chambers.
A damaged newspaper fragment shows garbled phrases and scattered names. The text references values, places, and people but remains largely unreadable and inconclusive. No clear event date or definitive outcome can be established from the legible portions.
Fragments describe warnings about feminine health issues and remedies. Mentions nervousness headaches pains in lower parts and claim of immediate attention. Names like LYDI A HAM'S VEGI and Columbus appear amid garbled text.
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