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Post office in Ntonka notes subscription rates for newspaper service. The notice outlines pricing changes and terms for residents and readers in the town.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
2
Post office in Ntonka notes subscription rates for newspaper service. The notice outlines pricing changes and terms for residents and readers in the town.
A fragmented OCR list shows names associated with congressional and county ticket positions including a campaign for auditor and county attorney. The readable items reference P Coxyenor Dean and P. Haunaroy among others, indicating forthcoming elections and candidate roles.
The Garner Democrat editor was called before a circuit court judge for alleged contempt after asserting in print that defendant Clemmons would be acquitted. He faced possible penalties, but the judge cautioned him and offered warnings for future conduct.
The article notes farmers facing hunger while advertisers push space sales. Drainage projects progress slowly with two county projects on file for costs and damages. Rumors say Rock Island railroad will enter grain business after large elevator purchase, with Moore Bros expanding control across major lines. Ginseng excitement wanes as local enthusiasts exhaust plant supplies and hope for the future rests on four rods.
The column notes small business ventures in Balliwack with hopes of yearly cigar profits. It also reports slow progress in the Orient war with Oyama’s line broken and Russian forces preparing to drive the Japanese back and engage on open ground.
In the district race both Supervisor Ogren and challenger Mr. Peet express confidence in victory. The campaign remains nominal with little impact from party politics and many voters likely to cast scratched tickets for both sides.
Ole M. Ober and Eda Ober executed a chattel mortgage October 19 1903 to William Scott on two horses a binder mower two cows and attachments to secure 852.00 due October 1 1904 and 864.00 due January 1 1905. Mortgage recorded October 23 1903 in Kossuth county Iowa. Default on payments.
Notice states mortgage will be foreclosed by public auction at Wa. Scotts residence two miles east of Gorman Valley in German township on October 28, 1904 at 2 oclock. sale to satisfy $114 plus interest and costs. Terms: cash on removal of property. Dated October 12, 1904. WM Scott mortgagee. E. M. Foxn, auctioneer. clerk.
Joseph G. Cannon lauds Iowa lawmakers in Des Moines for returning to Congress year after year with ability and integrity. He asserts Town state’s delegation is strongest in Congress, well placed on committees, reflecting voters' choices.
A quirkyNotice in the Swen City Herald reports two laundresses and several young women offering found articles for publication. The piece hints the owners should come forward to claim them, joking that the writer would publish if not married. A young man who can identify the items may benefit.
Members meet each Thursday night at the lodge. Visit ing neighbors welcome. W. Wann, Clerk. O. Mull and M. W. A. officers listed.
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