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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
2
A reflective essay likens the stock yards five day market to a seductive widow luring freshmen. It critiques meat price fluctuations caused by packers and railroads delays, arguing reform needs coordinated supply, rail logistics, and better stockman organization, despite wartime strains.
Federal Statutes outline treason definitions and penalties. It states death or imprisonment for not less than five years and a minimum fine, with disqualification from holding any office. Property may be seized to satisfy judgments.
A retirement era telegram to Friend Jule-I at First National Bank triggers a gossip reel about Inne and an Attic lady who sold chaupauqua tickets. The scene hints at forged letters, a staged encounter, and admirers, leaving Shao uncounted in the crowd.
The Ka'nawha Reporter notes United States Marshal E R Moore and deputies Baker and Healy in town to deter pro German sentiment and slackers. It urges residents to uphold wartime loyalty, respect laws, and choose America or leave, stressing free speech but condemning anti American activity.
A twelve year old lad in Albany New York earned a world record by growing six hundred eighty six pounds twelve bushels of potatoes from a single seed potato in a state fair contest. He planted fourteen eyed tuber sprouts in hotbeds rooted and transplanted successively to maximize yield.
A notice from W J Denton requests the debtor to come in and discuss payment of the amount owed, referencing the Dioney being used. The call for contact emphasizes resolving the balance.
South Buffalo residents record a week of social calls visits to homes and farms. Neighbors hosted gatherings in D. P. S. circles and at the Oppedal and Turner households while several families prepared for threshing and the state fair. Henry Jensen leaves for Des Moines with a farewell party and a comfort kit and watch. Lost calf ad and farmland buyers wrap the list of items.
M C Loson Burt plans a lot sale soon conducted by Louisville Real Estate and Development Co. D C Clark recently oversaw a successful sale at Swea City with high land prices. Clark bought 80 acres from William Koester near Burt for 225 dollars per acre. A portion will be laid out as lots and sold at auction. The firm also owns 36 acres south of Swea City slated for development.
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