Titonka Topic Promotes Local Coverage Reach
The Titonka Topic by L. Wolfe emphasizes broad territorial reach and community focus. It highlights editorial independence and emphasizes thorough reporting accessible to Titonka and surrounding areas.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
2
The Titonka Topic by L. Wolfe emphasizes broad territorial reach and community focus. It highlights editorial independence and emphasizes thorough reporting accessible to Titonka and surrounding areas.
Hon. F. C. Davidson opened court at Algona on Tuesday October 21 and issued several decisions and court orders. Juror lists for the November term will be drawn next week by the Clerk of Court, County Auditor, and County Recorder, with results to appear in upcoming papers. Moonshine dog tale and Governor Hammill’s Britt farm painting raise local-interest notes in Ruthven Free Press.
Ray Greene is the new pastor at the M HB church. Ice froze Tuesday morning in Titonka in tubs four inches thick. Wm. McDermott plans to plant four acres of potatoes next year.
The Topic carries a wide weekly mix including Peters Kingist on a business stop in Wells and Henry Bartlett taking possession of Germania Livery. It reports farm sales and transfers across German township, including John Deeg’s 320 acre farm sale at 70 per acre to Joseph Smith, and D. H. Bonacker visiting with family from Sioux Falls. The page notes marriages, births, autos, and local travel, with scattered farm improvements and market activity in Titonka and surrounding areas.
County officials arrest Nelon Franks and force marriage to Lizzie Willgreen. Al Falkenhainer moves to Al gona after purchasing a home. Local notes include visits by Britt and Mason City residents, a Middle Elevator acquisition, and community happenings across Woden Titanica and Garner with numerous callers and social events.
Community members and families from Woden Forest City Titonka and surrounding towns visited relatives and attended church and social events Thursday through Sunday. A fishing trip to Spirit Lake and a large benefit play for a new schoolhouse were noted along with the death of August Brandt and funeral plans at the Lutheran church.
A local man has spoken of plans to go fishing every weekend for the past three years, but has yet to begin the habit. A local woman who reads the news notes his intention and teases him gently about the delay.
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