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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
5
David Noble of the Kune farms southeast of Titouka died Monday evening after a day in the field with his team. He collapsed at home and died within hours despite the family physician. Funeral services will be held today at 1:00 p.m. at the Noble home and 2:00 p.m. at the M. E. church at Jonke, with Odd Fellows to conduct arrangements.
The topic announces a book titled Home Sanitarium by Lidte printed by the Topic at Titonica with green cloth binding and gold stamping. Price same from Topic store or Rev Haken who has long served Ramsey church and studied nature care. Otto Swanson visits Titonica relatives after working in Rock Island and with a Minneapolis contractor.
Joe Kramer purchased the Wolen Meat Market and Telegraph business at Woden from Mayor Buys, and will seek other employment. Kramer is a well known local figure and has been a Titanica citizen for many years. He is regarded as a first class businessman and should do well in Woden.
The Titonka Gun Club hosted a clay birds shoot at the Petersen home last Sunday. Despite dark weather the event drew strong scores with Elmer Petersen taking first prize after a 146 of 150. R. I. Nauman and E. Slack tied for second at 142, with Ernest Petersen and James Ross tied for fourth at 140. Ben Castle and others also posted solid scores.
A fragment lists names including SEAL M., L., PETERSEN as Notary Public and others such as John A Loeschen Welhausen and BiStecker, with directors noted in the remaining line.
The First National Bank of Wesley failed to open last Friday due to continuous withdrawals totaling about 100 000 since January. Directors ordered suspension to avoid depositor favoritism. a National bank receiver now holds the bank. The Kunz interests will continue their grain and real estate business. Milton Invested More. 7200 auto licenses issued in Kossuth County with an average price of 800 each, totaling about 6 009 100 invested in motor cars.
The Emmet County Bank of Armstrong paid a 9.2 percent dividend last week after eight years of closure. It was among the first to shut its doors in northern Iowa.
A Stanwood stockman buys 400 potatoes at 40 cents and feeds 250 hogs as a supplement. The West Bend Advance reports township Farm Bureau hold annual meetings to elect officers and adopt the 1929 program including dairy calf clubs and various home and farm projects.
A practical guide urges winter egg profitability through pullet placement, space, and three core house fundamentals. It covers temperature control, air changes, dry floors, bedding, roosts, and mite and lice control, plus detailed mash and grain feeding for pullets and layers.
State of Iowa Kossuth County shows Titonka Savings Bank at Titonka near Kossuth as of October 3 1928 with assets totaling 375742.53. Bank officers B S Pannhuk president Wm Boyken vice president and H C Schweppe cashier certify the statement as true and sign before notary A W Schweppe on October 10 1928.
Mrs. Wm. Foertch and husband near Wesley mourn the death of their daughter Mrs. Foertch, a July 1903-born resident of Kossuth County, who died Sunday at age 22 from a stroke. She leaves her husband and five Spieker siblings. Funeral held at Wesley Catholic Church with burial southeast of Wesley.
Wolfe of the Titania Topic proposes joining Kossuth Winnebago Hancock Humphrey and Palo Alto counties to run a rotating district fair. He argues the event could rival Clay county fair with shared exhibits and a strong Algona fairground. Supporters urge regional collaboration to boost attendance and profitability.
Misa Caroline Reinken daughter of Mr and Mrs Garret Reinken wed Mr Max Steinfeldt of Hidora in Worlen on Saturday. After the ceremony they visited Eldora before moving to a new home on the Dr E A Cooper farm in Bingham township after March first. Local notices invite district events and dances with details of venues and participants.
Alfred Baum arrives on a sixty day furlough from Fort Brady Michigan. He describes traveling through nearly a foot of snow on departure and noting the warm Iowa weather contrasts. The Lakota Record reports the homecoming for a serviceman.
Lakota residents cautioned that speeding must stop as the mayor vows penalties in the mayor's court. Citizens urged enforcement against reckless drivers to improve safety on city streets.
E. Holcomb has been confined to his room this past week due to illness. For some time he has been ailing and recently gave up work at his grain elevator. The Tribune notes hope for his recovery and return in the next paper.
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