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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
2
Konsuth County State Bank Building Algona Iowa advertises legal services by B Quarton D Quarton Law Offices with contact details and promise of prompt and persistent attention.
An entry from Titonka Iowa lists postal handling details and advertising rates. It notes third class mail status and charges for local advertising at 10 cents per line and six cents per line for each issue.
A profile extols Governor Harding for devoting most time to war organizations and county coordination, praising Iowa as a top drafts state. It notes his lobbying for soldiers’ welfare, securing transport and war contracts, resisting draft evasion, and speaking frequently to rally support, with strong praise for his vigorous leadership.
State wide campaign titled For the Honor of Iowa will run November 26 to 80 to sell the remaining fifteen million dollars of Iowa quota War Savings Stamps. The week is Honor Cash Sales Week with a Thanksgiving day peak urging every resident to buy their fair share at the polling place.
Iowa launches 100 percent redemption push for War Savings Stamp pledges with county and city chairmen instructed to collect pledges, audit records, and convert them to cash. The effort features extensive publicity, school district reporting, and a Thanksgiving day purchase drive to meet a $15,000,000 cash goal.
Major H. P. Harding announces enlistment of 1050 additional Red Cross drivers at Camp Scott Chicago for overseas duty in France and Italy. Open to wide age ranges with one year driving experience and four week training in mechanical and military discipline. Driving course includes No Man's Land sections and demanding conditions. Pay during training is half pay and maintenance. post sailing full pay and maintenance. Recruiting HQ at 528 Peoples Gas Building Chicago.
The Washington Times was bought with 375000 dollars from brewers and Mr Brisbane says his stance on wine and beer sales remained unchanged. Some small recipients of bear money may view their obligations differently. Congress seeks to expose brewer methods used to block prohibition, highlighting a broader critique of influence and control in the era.
The United War Work drive for Kossuth County targets November 8 with quotas totaling 80 000. District chairmen and publicity leads are named as counties prepare for a county conference and precise donation rules, with per-person minimums set at five percent of district quotas.
The United War Work Campaign calls on local leaders including Burt J K Sith and Rev D Grelder to explain the purpose of upcoming fundraising on Friday November 8. County chairman AL Falkenhainer asks supplies be distributed to the listed volunteers who will ensure funds are used effectively.
Doane News items report visits by Ray Hanson and family to Story county. The Loan Ladies Aid met with Mrs. J. D. Andrews on October 18. Anna and Johanna Brunswold spent a week with home folks at Lake Mills. O. T. Anderson and Dewey Baker noted as visitors and callers. Neal Smith and Carrie Bakke with daughters visited the Andrews home. John Wolken and family returned from Minnesota and South Dakota travels. Clarence Anderson was a Sunday caller at the Anderson home.
Devis were business callers at Algona Wednesday. Mrs B Sparks was an Algona shopper Friday. J D Andrews transacted business at Titonia Monday. L Kuchenreuther and family were visitors at the John Kuchenreuther home Saturday evening. Mrs Bryan Shipier from Algona spent Sunday with her folks Mr and Mrs Will Ringsdorf. Mr and Mrs John Kuchenreuther were Algona visitors Sunday. Fred Davis was a Titania caller on Monday. Mrs G T Anderson and Carolyn Andrews to Lake Mills Saturday evening to spend Sunday at the Bringwold home. Frank Rakow and family were Sunday callers at the John Kuchenreuther home. John Pink and family of Titonka spent Sunday at the Bolonous home. John Kuchenreuther Roy Ringsdorf Esther Kuchenreuther and Fern Friday were West Bend visitors Sunday. J D Andrews was a Titonka and Wesley caller Saturday. Mrs Albert Martinek Mrs Expmet Paetz and Mrs Wm Day left Wednesday of last week for Iowa City to consult doctors there.
The letter from M D Reilly running as a Democrat for sheriff in Kossuth County asks voters to judge him by his record and promises fair impartial duties and a square deal if elected. He notes long residence and invites constituents to look him up.
A local notice announces well drilling services offered by Guy Beemer of Germania Iowa. He states capability for drilling walls sized from four to eight inches and invites inquiries by writing or phoning.
For sale onions offered by the bushel or by the 100 pound quantity. Contact manager Dick Saathoft in Titonka Iowa for details.
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