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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
7
Readable fragments show tax due dates, bank receipts, farm for rent and sale, township notices, and community updates across German township and nearby towns. Mentions First National Bank, Koeppel, J. Budlong, J.J. Warwick, and local officials. references 1904 tax deadlines and wheat price concerns amid crop shortages.
The Algona Republican convention last Thursday nominated county officers for clerk auditor recorder and county attorney in a seven minute session Hamison chaired Weaver secretary Pitchfork Crose seconding nominating speeches nominating incumbents by acclamation The current county officers appear set for two more years with little doubt of incumbent support from Democrats on a future ticket.
Dred Larson curled at Titonka on Wednesday. Master Fy Andrews played ball at Burt on Monday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Grogs on Thursday. Julia Madeno visits friends nearby. James Larson family spent Sunday at Christianson home. Miss Ida Johnson visits with Marie Seaburg near Wealey. Mr Wreduck Schults and family visited Mia Schutta. Andrews Mrs Paul Nelson and Enia Brown transacted business at Wesley and Sexton Tuesday. Locals plan to attend the World's Party in October. Nora Anderaun, visiting Mrs Andrews, left for Humbalda to attend college this winter.
Haller pled guilty to assault and battery in district court last week. He was fined 450 and ordered to pay 390 costs by the judge.
Mr of Alexander Town visits his daughter Mrs Van Ness and remarks on the value of solid ties, noting dollars and sixty nine cents per ton as a measure, with a nod to Gov Boyle in Courier.
Corres pondent notes Mijcweil intends to farm his place himself next season and hints at quitting farming over cooking, with suspicions and a promise of more news to report soon from Upper Des Moines Republican.
The replevin suit against Delle Tjaden by J. J. Warwick was settled last week. Tjaden agrees to pay Warwick 300 exemplary damages and to transfer the contract granting a section farm in South Dakota. Stock of implements began Monday and will be delivered with papers by week’s end. Tjaden resumes with 300 less from business receipts as part of the settlement.
A vague notice invites the public to a Tuesday evening event at Melock Hall with broad welcome to visitors and mentions a varied program by unidentified organizers and attendees.
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