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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

6

Advertising Pays Off for Family Store Over Forty Years

A decades long family business grew after the son bought space in the local paper. He expanded sales by advertising while keeping overhead low, noting increased profits and customer awareness. The message urges merchants to advertise and cites modern methods over silent competition. Police indicate arrests on suspicion may have occurred though evidence is unclear.

Father Nan Yoursel Ida Grova

Two Young Men Arrested for Bank Robbery in Kruver Case

Chester and Ray Conger, about 22 and 23, were tracked by Sheriff Nivison and R. Miller of Estherville. They were arrested at a hotel in Emmet County after inquiries and taken to Algona for a preliminary hearing.

Great Wonder I Aviator Pathfinder Mammoth Sensation Orion Challenger Great Wonder Orion Proud Pathfinder Pathfinder Critic Sensation Orion Royal Model Orion King Select Royal Orion Col Big Bone Wonder Orion Royal Model and Care Lou Matern Paul Oldenburg E. J. Wilson The Duroe Digest A. B. Clayton Kossuth County Advance Joseph Jenks Bancroft Register Elmore Chester Ray Conger Nivison Emmet County R. Miller First National Bank of Estherville Kruver Hitherville

Hotel Change at Wesley Ends Gilles and Hidiman Era

Gilles and Hidiman sold their Wesley hotel interests after seven months to T. Loats of Bafta'o Center. Loats, an experienced hotel manager, will lead with his own staff, promising smoother operation despite labor shortages and high wages. The News-World extends a welcome to the Loats family and wishes success at Wesley.

Gilles

Britt's Hammill Announces Run For Lieutenant Governor

John Hammill of Britt ex senator for this district will seek the 1920 lieutenant governorship. The Britt News-Tribune notes his broad acquaintance, senate service, and vigorous campaigning as advantages in a field likely to include multiple candidates for governor and lieutenant governor.

John Hammill Britt Hammill Tie Senate Britt News-Tribune

Preamble of the American Legion Constitution

The text presents the Preamble adopted in St. Louis outlining goals to uphold the U S Constitution, maintain law and order, foster Americanism, preserve wartime memories, encourage community duty, oppose autocracy, promote peace, guard democracy, and sanctify comradeship through mutual helpfulness. It emphasizes dedication to civic ideals and national unity.

Uited States of America St. Louis

A Sweet Potato Country Grower Shares Yields

Mrs. C. Hunsley reports sweet potatoes or yams thrive locally. She produced fifteen bushels from seven to eight seed potatoes two years ago and thirty five bushels from a peck planted in a hot bed years earlier. She has grown them here for seventeen years.

C. Hunsley

Sugar Beets Prospect in Ledyard Gardener Report

Sugar beets in Ledyard grow well in sparse rows. One man planted short back garden rows mid June and most beets now weigh eight to nine pounds each. With sugar scarce and prices high, local farmers see strong potential.

Ledyard

Sugar Beets Grower’s Better Return Than Corn

A Ledyard correspondent in Record argues sugar beets yield higher returns than corn because beets supply sugar and also serve as valuable feed for fattening steers and hogs.

Ledyard

Humboldt meat market price suggestion adds local deals

The Livermore Gazette notes Humboldt meat markets united to curb mail orders and travel. They propose prices: 26¢ for top steaks, 20¢ for best pot roasts, 16¢ for ibs, 33¢ for plenic hams, and 12¢ for bolls, resembling prewar levels.

Humboldt Livermore Gazette

Auctioneer offers farm stock sale services in Iowa

Garl Dahlhauser promotes auctioneering for farm stock and products with five years of practical experience. He invites contact by phone in Burt, Iowa, or mail in Tilonka Iowa for arranging sales.

Burt Iowa

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W. S. Noble Elmore, Minnesota S. B. French Titonka, Iowa Ottertail County Minnesota Farmers’ Elevator CO Titonka Nabred Wesley American Legion Garl Dahlhauser Tilonka, Iowa Old Stockwell Farm Head of Thrifty Waterloo Bay Chris Olson E. E. Schwietert, Auctioneer C. H. Blossom
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