Titonka Topic Subscription Rates and World War II Outlook
The Titonka Topic outlines subscription rates in county and regional terms with Canada and foreign options. It analyzes wartime strategy and leadership, highlighting MacArthur, Zhukov, and Chiang Kai-shek, and argues for renewed US production and offensive strategy to defeat the Axis.
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Titonica
Iowa
Bomuth County
Titonka
Kosawth County
Canada
Economic High Lights and the Path to War Realism
A reflective piece recalls America’s complacency before World War II, noting broken assumptions about Japan, resources, and coastal fortifications. It argues that underestimating the foe led to a delayed, harder war effort and urges decisive national resolve and sustained production to avoid fate like France and other subjugated nations.
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United Nation
Japan
Australa
India
Hitler
Middle East
Axis
United ‘Nations
Aines
United Nations
Donald Nelson
Reich
America
France
Seed catalogue humor and rural quips in local column
A lively byline column collects lighthearted rural musings on seed catalogs shortages and government red tape. It jests about hoarding, prices, a bachelor’s fried mush binge, and a Grecian pea joke, ending with a poke at a hick town's reactions on Main Street.
Farewell party in honor of Glen Larson before Des Moines move
Multiple residents and visitors from Levant Moore, Martin Larson, and surrounding families gathered at the Phelps and Graham homes for a farewell supper for Glen Larson who departs Thursday for Des Moines to enter the army. Numerous guests attended Sunday and Monday events.
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Glen Larson
George Moore
Donald ‘Graham
Levant Moore
Vernon Larson
Martin Larson
Mervin Bristow
Priday
C. L
B. L. Phelps
Des Moines
Lewis Larson
Jou Hangen
HE. L. Jennings
Harvey Graham Jr
Martin Largon
Mis
Nellie Nelson
Phelps
Fred Hagen
Doris
George Graham
Arden Nelson
Chas. Phelps
Burt
Andrew Hanson
Lloyd ‘Bartlett
Andy
Fred [Heenken
Will Ringsdorf
Donald Ringsdorf
Art Marrington
Chester
Gene Shipler
N. C. Halverson
Forest City
C. L. Sperring
Legion Auxiliary hosts meeting and plans Army Day event
Legion Auxiliary chaired by Minnie Oesterreicher and co-hostess Norland entertained sixteen workers at the regular Friday work meeting. Rotary Club of Algona invites Legion men to wear caps at the April 6 Army Day event at the high school. Donations advance to purchase blood donor units for the Red Cross, with Nubian units already in service. American Legion's 23rd birthday is celebrated nationwide with Auxiliary led parties highlighting continued community service.
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Legion Auxillary
Minnie Oesterreicher
Mra
Seat Norland
Rotary ‘Club of
Algona
Apri
Ducgion
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Trene Petersen
Fuch
Trncks
Auxiliary
Indiana
American Legion
Paris
Julia Nelson
St. Louis
America
Red Cross Calls for Knitters to Support Wartime Nursing
In a community appeal Mrs. Wm. Ward, Red Cross knitting chairman, urges women to join a home nursing service by knitting for wartime relief. Instructors Ann Hainstreet and Estella Blanchard lead the effort as part of the local war effort. Those interested may call for information and schedules.
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Ann Hainstreet
Estella Blanchard
Wm. Ward
Red Cros Knitting
4-H Market Litter Project Seeks Enrollees and Auction Plans
County 4-H leaders extend Enrollment for the Market Litter project for youths aged 10 to 21. Participants will raise market pigs from sow selection to farrowing and care. An auction sale similar to baby beef calves may be held after the fair, likely in October. Contact the Algona county club agent or 15 local 4-H leaders for details.
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Algona
All Soybeans Not Good For Planting This Spring
Recent reports on soybean germination from county agent tests show many beans unfit for planting. Some lots germinate as low as 45 percent while others reach only 70 to 80 percent. Joossuth county farmers plan to expand lean acreage to boost oil supply, requiring extensive testing to ensure seed quality before planting.
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Joossuth
Reorganization for Nursing Course Starts April 7
Due to fifty new textbooks, the course splits into two divisions. The first class begins April 7 with calls or cards for enrollment. Registration costs one dollar plus sixty cents for the textbook, due by May 8. Certificates issued from national headquarters in St Louis. completion aimed by June 30.
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St. Louis
Pappa
Profitable to Replace Some Corn with Wheat
Kossuth farmers have already bought or placed orders for Commodity Credit wheat stored. One hundred pounds of ground wheat replaces 105 pounds of corn or 140 pounds of oats as livestock feed. Wheat may be secured at a favorable price making broader wheat feeding worthwhile.
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Kossuth
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