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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
6
The clippings cite Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier as life saving, mention Grateful Woman from Hunno Mass and Janette Bares Huntington Mass with fears of fibroid tumors and nervous prostration, and a note about a lightning incident linked to a speeder's automobile.
The text cites Robert Henri in New York criticizing a mediocre old master bought by a Chicago promoter. It also presents a jurist filled Senate with lawyers bankers business men and farmers, noting two farmers from South Carolina named Tilamy and Mitch among others.
A Philadelphia writer details the benefits of a regular diet and Nutra products for mental and nerve strain in her demanding occupation. She cites Srpe Nata food as transformative, claiming improved stamina and reduced fear and fatigue amid challenging work.
Des Moines reports Harm Luttermann of Havelock stands accused of arson for allegedly perfecting an electrical timing device to ignite his blacksmith shop. Deputy Tracey found wires and a clock linked to batteries. Pfeiffer and wife face investigation for bottles of kerosene and gasoline used to start a fire in Dumont. Other cases target at Auabbon and Moulton. Two cattle rate petitions lodged with the state rail board by Corn Belt Meat Producers Association oppose cut rates on feeding cattle and charge hikes for shipments. A second complaint concerns extra yard charges at Chicago stockyards and outside-yard plants. Thorne to aid a committee challenging Minnesota rule cases before the US Supreme Court. Carrollarmory dedication planned for October 4 with Governor Carroll and Adjutant General Ligzan attending.
Iowa farmers face a push to expose a possible organization aiding big creameries against small co op farms. The Woodbine trial of a creamery agent is on appeal as attorney general and local officials weigh alleged inflated test payments to suppliers. Also noted are Great Western rate disputes with the Interstate Commerce Commission, bankruptcy petitions in Des Moines and Marshalltown, Muscatine strike quiet, and talk of gubernatorial runs.
President Taft denounces the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for a narrow view of treaty power as Col Theodore Roosevelt criticizes the proposed arbitration pacts as impractical. Taft warns of dire world consequences if the Senate restricts arbitration while Roosevelt calls the conventions hypocritical and weak.
A parish priest in Tsaritsyn openly warned that attacks on Jews and the Russian intelligentsia would start after an upcoming Black Hundreds congress. The alarming declaration caused panic in the Volga region, with rumors of a probable massacre spreading in Dagnars.
Pensacola pathfinders advancing a lakes to gulf highway plan arrived in Nashville Tennessee and will next meet in Bowling Green. They project reaching Chicago by September 11.
New York report notes a meeting between William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt at the lattern office. Roosevelt denied any political purpose to the call while Bryan described the discussions as interesting.
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