15 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
1
A garbled text fragment discusses European maps, a hypothetical renaming in ancient times, and a royal proposal. It touches on astronomy and the fate of future events, with scattered items about farming, weather, and oddities observed in New Jersey and Pike’s Peak.
The fragment mentions a feeder project and an area labeled Park iva with terms like excellent and aiai. The readable parts hint at an infrastructure item or corridor but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary report describes a Des Moines man Cecl Hage aged involved in a throat cutting attempt Friday. The article notes his hospital treatment and references a telegram from Miss Mildred Bratts along with family connections to Drake University and Dr Mallard Bolte.
Fragmented report recalls two deaths in Davenport involving a student and a newlywed Nelle Sevarin. One incident follows a fall at a school building. the other details a suicide by poison, with a note attributing blame to herself.
A man identified as Charles Gudaw Max was found dead beside a railroad track about a mile west of Summerset near Indianola. Authorities believe he was struck by a train, with investigators continuing at the scene.
Roosevelt returns home to Oyster Bay after a western trip. He is weary but content, having enjoyed the journey and the reception. The narrative describes his satisfaction with the visit and travel.
A torn table lists various regions and unaffiliated counts showing deaths from an ongoing health crisis. The figures include Hardin 4 deaths Harrison 2, Pocahontas 1 with 0 to 19 deaths across many locales, totaling 29 reported deaths. The document notes rapid spread worldwide and cites a bulletin on the trend.
Officers titled in a fractured notice include Dee Maines as C and Gra chancellor with Fay Cote and J Fay listed in senior roles. Other names such as Keener, Hogg, Brand, Oyler and Paltheid appear in a jumble of positions like grand vice thuncalfor and exchequer, suggesting a frayed archival record of lodge leadership and appointments.
State Auditor report outlines permanent school fund holdings and interest distribution across Iowa counties Polk 970,620.60 and Winnebago 224,901.62 lead in totals while several counties show large deficits. The document details rent shares and per pupil allocations, highlighting unequal funding across Polk Wayne Sioux Plymouth and other counties with totals nearing 4.8 million dollars reduced.
A four year old boy died in a hospital after a premature explosion involving hazardous material. Investigators say the accident occurred during handling at the family home. Officials described a fatal event linked to an unintended blast and exposures.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss 1908 09 labor data with counts of workers average wages and gender details. Mentions include totals around nine thousand workers and wages near 3 101 dollars with variations over years.
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