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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
A late 1920 Ford coupe in fine condition is offered for quick sale by C. X. Bacon of Titanka Iowa with contact via phone 113. The short notice ad markets a ready-to-drive vehicle at a bargain for immediate purchasers.
Gen J Rush Lincoln dies at Ames ending a storied career in Iowa military circles. Confederate veteran served under Gen Robert E Lee, led Iowa State College military activities, and remained a prominent National Guard figure with noted world war involvement. Funeral and memorials drew wide state attention.
Mr and Mrs P W Dahlhauser and Mr and Mrs John Laubenthal visited Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair. They saw an educational feature showing two trains crashing into each other and scattering cash, while fair officials push for funds to repair buildings and maintenance costs.
The Hancroft Register argues that newspapers should charge for publicity and not give free space to good causes. It notes publishers face criticism whether they promote or remain quiet and compares newspaper space to other commodities bought and sold.
J E Kell brought a large North Western Greening apple to the office for sample display at the county fair. Several residents traveled to Des Moines for the State Fair with plans for extended visits. Local residents made various trips to Mason City Blue Earth and Britt for business and social matters, reporting good crops in Campbell Minn and noting minor car mishaps. Sam Brown and family visited from California and Oregon to view the town.
The State Board of Education created a dean of men post at Towa State College appointing John Foster of Des Moines to start with the fall term. Foster brings nine years as high school inspector and secretary of the board of secondary school relations, plus roles as principal and superintendent. He is a Town native, Leander Clark and Yale graduate.
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