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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
6
A push outlines Red Cross roles and funding needs for disaster response. It argues national and local chapters require separate funds beyond contributions to cover administration and immediate relief efforts, noting substantial past expenditures and urging broad citizen support.
The fragment shows a local promoter promoting Bailey Gage County fair activities and advertising beliefs, highlighting community support and civic pride during the event.
The fair drew just over 110000 attendees and relied on extensive advertising. After covering all expenses including several thousand dollars for new buildings, the association plans to set aside 15000 dollars as a sinking fund.
Former state senator Breckenridge sells his Cylinder farm to Attorney Berry of Pocahontas and plans to move with his family to Dinsdale, Tame County, on March 1 to take charge of the Dinsdale estate and be near a school. He served four years as senator and was defeated by Geo. W. Patterson of Burt two years ago.
More rain is predicted this week. John Pink traveled to Omaha Sunday to buy feeding cattle. Mrs. and Mrs. Herman Dressman visited Algona relatives, Rev. and Mrs. G. Haken and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meyer called on John Cordes family. Heyo Boekelman and family from Buffalo Center visited Belmond with aunt Mrs. A. Loats. Mrs. C. W. Petersen of Saint Paul, Minnesota, visited H. A. Nelson’s family and left for Britt. S. C. Heifner took his wife and sister-in-law to Ashton for husking vacation with relatives. Mrs. Carolus stayed three weeks with the Hoeffner family.
Corydon judge says an Englishman claimed continued U S prohibition and European open saloons could lead to American dominance of Europe. Rev Charles Medbury of Des Moines reported a similar view last year. The remark contrasts European labor with U S production, noting stronger output at home.
A long list of residents and visitors in Titonka and nearby towns includes M Quinn of Mason City, M P Haggard of Algona, Mr. and Mrs. Kobus Tjaden, and many others on business, visits, and family gatherings. Reports cover farm work, crop yields, home projects, and community events with several travel updates to Mason City Ames and Minneapolis.
A testimonial claims 20 years of stomach gas and indigestion ended after one Adlerika bottle. The ad touts quick ten minute relief and claims Adlerika cleans both upper and lower bowels removing unseen poisons. Presented by W J Denton Druggist with a garbled phone-like sequence.
A note expresses gratitude for a pheasant the first of the season received from Harold Johnson and his wife and says the gift is greatly appreciated.
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