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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
8
The Iowa Senate approved key bills targeting illegal liquor transport and penalties. It adopted the Allen Whitmore plan for seizing cars used to ferry liquor and a Whitmore penitentiary sentence for repeat violations.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dialogue about marriage on a campaign setting with political quips about pork chops. A stray coughs mention Dean's Mentho Jated Cough Drops. The text then shifts to a land sale ad for North Dakota farmland near a railway line, listing acres and prices with disjointed place names and mis-spelled towns.
A visitor voices curiosity about thumb print records and imagines how they would sound on a phonograph. The discussion takes place at police headquarters with a skeptical clerical remark from an onlooker.
Low round trip fares are in effect via the Scenic Highway of the Northern Pacific to California Expositions and the Pacific Coast. Tickets allow liberal stop-overs and include Yellowstone National Park via Gardiner Gateway. A. M. Cleland invites plans for a 1915 Western trip with literature and quotes.
A collection of quips about Congress and log rolling. The jokes poke fun at self-made men and statisticians, noting the lumber man’s district to push bills, and claim a self-made man is often the only one satisfied with the job.
A grain expert notes about two billion bushels of wheat are tied up due to wartime production. He cites the United States Canada and Argentina as key to filling a possible one billion bushel deficit. Canada could expand acreage and production under protection, aiding settlement in vacant lands for wheat and livestock.
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