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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
2
Territorial notice notes Keen mills in dirontaferonod collected by no other papER. Local second class mail matters and regional distribution details are referenced in the notice from a historical newspaper page segment.
An OCR fragment reviews claims of war deaths and highway wrecks. It lists totals killed or died in U.S. wars from the Revolution to World War II era and cites auto wreck fatalities. It notes President Roosevelt urging peace in San Diego and a pledge for continued world peace.
A fragment discusses evaluating national progress since past GOP governance. It argues the country faced near bankruptcy, farm losses, bank failures, and business collapse under previous leadership. The speaker warns against repeating folly and questions whether current conditions show improvement.
The document lists questions about driving rules including headlights from sunset to sunrise, prohibition on using a culont, stop signs, use of spot lights, yielding to passing traffic, slow vehicles pulling over, signaling while passing, not turning off lights to avoid arrest, horn use at dangerous points, and rear lights on horse drawn vehicles, followed by a narrative of local people and an official notice of a special election in Titonka Iowa with bond and waterworks measures.
Official notice from Titonka Iowa dated October 14 1935 proclaims a special election November 12 1935 to decide on establishing constructing maintaining and operating a water works system with debt not exceeding 16500 and bonds up to 16500 with a five mill tax cap. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm at K and H Oil Station. Local mayor Lee O Wolfe approves the measure. Attest Town Clerk Wm Boyken.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a local notice outline with dates and names garbled. It mentions a public action and a time frame but lacks readable participants or clear jurisdiction. The legible bits hint at an official proceeding or sale and a deadline future to a municipal body.
Sedan Mitenestaveetten Halton and family moved into their new residence on the north side, marking a cheerful start to their stay in the city. The family welcomed neighbors and settled in with a sense of pride and anticipation for local ties.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice about the Sonnenberg family and a reference to a Sunday and Monday event. Details are unclear but imply a social or legal notice with named individuals in a small-town context.
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