Titonka Topic Postal Rates and Duties Noted
A brief reads Titonka Topic published under Post Office Titonka Iowa as second class mail matter. It outlines coverage of a territory fifteen counties wide and notes subscription rates: 1.00 yearly in Titonka territory, 1.65 if not prepaid, 1.80 outside Titonka territory and in other states, and 2.00 in Canada and foreign countries, prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Titontta
toWa
Mtonka
Canada
One House Legislature Debate and Free Press Strain
A letter to the editor criticizes Representative Bonnstetler for reacting to criticism and warns against eroding freedom of speech and the press. It cites other political figures, cites Shakespeare, and notes Nebraska and Iowa experiments with one-house legislatures, suggesting costs and tax implications. The piece mentions the Patman bill and soldiers paid in treasury notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnstetler
Register
Treasury
Back to Iowa: Brookhart’s Return Sparks GOP Unity Fears
The excerpt notes debate over bond funding and inflation, criticizing bond loans as shifting wealth to big bankers while harming soldiers. It also mentions Brookhart’s planned return to practice law in his Iowa hometown and concerns it could revive political exposure of the old guard. The Hammillites Dickites and Turnerites are unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Milons
U. S
Wall Street
Brookhart
Iowa
Old Guard
Hammillites
Dickites
Turnerites
Taxes Drop in Kossuth. two-year levy falls sharply
A brief Advance table shows Kossuth taxes for 1932 at 794434.91 down from 1,008,225.47 in 1931, a reduction of over 218,000. The note questions whether the decline is due to mood or other factors, with local commentary from Ed Miller and praise for regional residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Jis
Titonka Educator Visits Town During Spring Vacation
Titonka's Prof Cosgrove visited Algona area last Saturday during spring break. Clarence Hosier hired to Gottlieb Rike for the coming season. Martin Garsen’s son entertained guests from near his old home over Sunday. German Valley directors raised teachers’ wages to 30 and 32 dollars and lengthened term to eight months. Mrs EH Bacon of Titonka visited sister Mrs Krause. Onno Bruns slowly improves after illness. Gladys Austin and Elva Crose drove to Germania and back. Will Welhousen to begin school two miles north of German Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Cosgrove
Titonka
Algona Courier
Clarence Hosier
Gottloib Rike
L. Garsen
Martin
German Valley
EH. A
Bacon of
Kermit Larson
Mason City
Woden
Chas
Murr
Sewing Club
Neil Bode
Ceylon
John Bode
Missman
Esther
Harold
Geo. Weiland
John Wermerson
Hutchings
Dale Rittenhouse
Fairmont
Minn
Everett Weiland
Wesley
Ted Bode
John Potgetter
Hagle Grove
W. L. Tindall
W. W. Dirksen
Frank Baxter
Britt
Dave Pardon
Clarion
K. M. Larson
Geo. Greenfield
Billy Cunningham
Belmond
Emeralda Kruise
Buffalo Center
Kruise
Clark Thompson
Merle
Forest City
Ole O. Hanna
Chas, Baack
Thornton
Harold Harvey
Carl Sunde
Donna Lou
Estherville
Eleanor
Everett
Chet
Harold Missman
Ruth Marr
Alexander
L. Peters
John Huising
Dorothy
Jacob Lutjins
Lyons County
Henry Schauf
J. C. Helm
Marcene
Albert Johnson
Ruby Wood
George Lake
Anna Reiken
J. A. Kramer
Louise
Clara
Olive Gibson
Wanda Mae
Chas. Murr
Ben Atzen
Lake Park
Atzen
Ww. L. Tindall
Wm. Tindall
Marshalltown
Montezuma
Frank Monson
Ben G. Rick
Farmera Elevator
H. J Orthel
Mr. Monson
Daniel Meyer
Herman DeBoer
Anderson
Kodelt
Thiseek
DeBoer
Hechanle
Gibson
Veyer
K & H Bu
Retention Shields Demonstration in Algona by Hoffman
Expert HH L Hoffman of Minneapolis will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields at the Algona Hotel on Thursday April 11 from 10 am to 4 pm free of charge. Apps by appointment. He claims the shield prevents rupture protrusion and avoids risky operations and unsuitable trusses, with many local satisfied clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. L. Hoffman
Minneapolis
Minn
Algona
Algona Hotel
Burt visitors and Algona events fill local week
Dentoh Thaves of Burt and the Mussman family visited in the area while C. Prégark and Kienitz households hosted relatives. Algona and Mason City trips linked with church activities, birthdays, and family gatherings. A Child Welfare Week story hour and a joint wedding anniversary dinner capped a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alreck Buck Holt
Titonka
John Makis
Ida Grove
Betty Ley
Emma
Louise Thaves
Acorn Club
Tabe Loats
Gertrude Wortman
Algona
Hugh Lewis
F. G. Nitz
Deloris
Hardin County
C. K. Rippentrop
H. A. Wortman
Michael Winter
Madonna Jean
Mason City
John Dellman
Burt
Minone Sturdevant
Fort Dodge
Charles Tutton
Buffalo Center
J. A. Meyer
O. H. Frerking
Wm. Wirtjes
Minnie Pannhuk
Estherville
Rudolph Morrison
Albert Lea
Minn
J. H. Meyer
Elmer Weise
Anna Newbauer
Hubbard
Robert Weiler
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thames Sisters
Emma Gutknecht
Lena
Peter Bruer
John Deltman
Freaking
Vance Lester
Iowa City
Wm. Turley
Ida Smith
Ray Smith
J. H. Furst
Ralph Ites
George Wallentine
Doris Roalson
Ted Wallentine
J. R. Heetland
J. B. Ukena
B. Gustafson
Adams
A. C. Schissel
J. B. Wartman
J. EB. Ukena
Woden area social notes feature visits and gatherings
Mason City visitor Kermit Larson called on Woden residents while sewing circles met at several homes. Numerous neighbors hosted and attended events across Woden Britt and surrounding towns, with teachers at Mason City convention and locals buying land for new homes.
Births and social visits fill Algona roster
The report lists births and many local social visits in Algona. Notables include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Younker in Mason City formerly Miss AL della Thaves. Guests at the Ukéna home included Mrs. della Wortman and Miss Gert rude Wortman. Numerous families and residents from Algona and nearby towns are noted visiting, attending declamatory contests, and sharing meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukéna
Della Wortman
Gertrude Wortman
Francis Younker
Mason City
Funeral attendance noted by local kin at Austin Minn
Thode atromyhora drove to Austin Minnesota last Friday for Mrs Leo Buaker funeral. Attendees included Ben Risius his sister Mrs Fred Limberg and five of her nephews RIMHe and Marie Rusts. Mr Bestje joined later and returned home with them. his aged mother remains and plans to come back this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Buffington
Sheffield
Mia
Philip Buffington
Thode Atromyhora
Austin
Minn
Leo Buaker
Fred Bestje
Lonal
Ben Risius
Fred Limberg
Rimhe
Marie Rusts
Bestje
April 1 1936 Notice Fragment From Local Paper
Fragmentary notice dated April 1 1936 noting financial figures and actions related to a local matter. The text is incomplete with illegible segments but indicates some form of drainage or sewerage related fee or levy and associated procedures. The readable portion references a dated notice and monetary values.
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Huey Long
Hugh Johnson
Father Coughlin
Townsend
Mr. Shakespeare
Hfe
Swea City Herald
Nebraska
GteVeCe
Merriam& Webster
Webster's New
Merriam-Webster
G. & C. Merriam Company
Springfield
Mass
Ed. Miller
Bingham
Mr. Miller
Clarence Bird
John Crone
Clarence
John
Britt Tribune
Lincoln Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Sonnenberg’s
K. C
Woden News
WM. Boyken
Sete
Police Department Fire Department
Eeveagee
Health Department
Pase
Veers Nes
Qash
Titonka Savings Bank
Total
Ikers
Capital Stock
Sbhal
State OF
Kossuth County
Ss. We
B. S. Pannhuk
H. C. Schweppe
Ballel, Ib
Panneuk
WM. Boyehian
H. C. Schwepph
B.S. Pannkuk
H. C._Achweppe
Wwe
Konguth County
Henry’ Meyer
Martha My -Royeds
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