Day and Night Medical Calls Answered by Local Doctor
A physician and surgeon responded to calls day and night serving the community. Residents rely on timely care as medical needs continued around the clock.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
7
A physician and surgeon responded to calls day and night serving the community. Residents rely on timely care as medical needs continued around the clock.
Woden area updates show residents visiting relatives in Britt Arehle and Germania while others return from Crystal Lake and park visits School opens with Miss Quinn as principal and Maude Ray as primary teacher Families attend fairs and rail work plans near Germania and Dows as Britt haying affects local events.
A Barnstorm of social news from Britt reports children at the fair hosted by local families, visits by Mrs. Schollenberger and others, and many neighbors stopping by homes. The week includes fair tie games, travel to Britt and Germania, and a batch of callers at the Garson home. Jolly chatter covers school, work trips, and church life as residents swap updates.
The Gibson family extends heartfelt thanks for the kind deeds and sympathies shown by friends during their time of bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gibson and Merle Gibson express gratitude for offerings and support.
Residents report visits to and from nearby towns including Ve., Devorah, Sioux City, New Hampton and Mason City. Courting trips, schooling plans in Des Moines and Whittemore, and farm town exchanges populate the week. A bold editorial on European commerce urges protectionist measures to preserve U S gains in global markets after the war.
The article advises late July or August sowing the alfalfa for a good stand by spring. It suggests preparing the bed by first harvesting oats or wheat, disking and plowing, then disk harrowing to create an ideal seed bed. Emphasizes starting now and using the disk before plowing to improve seed bed compaction.
Agricultural notes urge timely alfalfa and clover sowing in Illinois and Iowa with September plantings. Silo construction urged for this year with sizing guidance, plus silage feeding data for beef and dairy cattle. Also included are farm poems and club notices from Providence on Mile and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Local residents host and visit across Portland area with numerous calls and gatherings. Families such as Ollom, Bleizh, Smith, and Daniels attend events, while Miss Allen Rilke joins Burt school as a pupil. A wind storm and telephone outage affect communications. Grayson and Hickey families visit from Washington and Pasadena themes appear in community life.
Well boring and cleaning offered with full guarantee. Available immediately by Clark-Coffin at ux t in Iowa. contact for service.
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