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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

7

Local Notes Sketch Busy Week in Algona Area

A Friday through Monday sequence covers visits and travel by local residents. Louis Reager spent Saturday in Algona while B S Pannhuk traveled to Iowa Falls on business. John Pink and family visited relatives in Algona. Olaf Finnemark arrived on official business. Nerle Schwietert spent Sunday at home in Burt. Mrs. Will Helfer sought chiropractic care in Britt. Ross Oesterreicher headed to Albert Lea on business. Col B E Schwietert of Burt appeared for matters. George Petersen and family shopped in Algona. Paulus Mueller left for Ashton to head the creamery there. Rev G M Squires and family visited Rolfe. Clara Amesbury was in Algona for a visit with her parents. The Longbottoms are now on the R L Limoreux farm. Jerry Breen visited from Woo den and helped Harold celebrate a birthday. Bert Sorenson traveled to Belmond for a short visit. Fay Squires visited Rev Squires in town. Maria Pink resigns from W F Callies and begins teaching in Ringsdorf district Portland township. Heiko Bruns of German township also noted.

Bately Louis Reager Algona B. S. Pannhuk Iowa Falls John Pink Ku Ku Klub Barter Olaf Finnemark Wesley Nerle Schwietert Burt Mra Will Helfer Britt Ross Oesterreicher Albert Lea Col BE. E. Schwietert Geo. Petersen Paulus Mueller Ashton Ashton Creamery G. M. Squires Clara “Amesbury Fred Amesbury Floyd Longbottom R. L. Limoreux Tracey Minn C. J. Rippentropp Geo. Larsen St. Paul Lee Live Stock Commission Co Woden Mary McDermott Masonity Win McDermott Mason City Bagster Clara Daniels Reville 8. D J. J. Cosgrova B. A. Pannhuk Falkert Stecker Wim Welhousen John Spear K. Tjaden John Koestler Hans Koestler Ben Geerdes Ted van Horn Henry Harms John Bonnie Schutter Wm. Boy Webb Haskins Garner Webner Pannkuk T. J. Petersen Danbury Wis Titonia Savings Bank Amesbury Wm. Boyken G. D. Welhousen Cavnell H. A. French Rlanda J. Hougland Heiko Bruns German Township Bruns Helmers Northern States Power Co Jack” Shannon Shannon Blue Earth

Tracey Minn visits, town notes, and local trades update

The Titonka era Chronicle reports on visits to Tracey Minnesota by local residents, a steers shipment from St Paul, a wood cutting accident, a school play by Titanica clubs, town council actions, and local business activity including a carload egg shipment by J. Hougland.

Who Opposes The Bonus In Hampton Chronicle Voice

The Hampton Chronicle attacks opposition to the soldier bonus, claiming opponents align with unions and contractors overpaid during war, while soldiers and taxpayers bear the burden. It argues taxpayers will support any necessary tax to fund adjusted compensation for servicemen.

Hampton Chronicle Wilconke Samuel France the Chronicle Franklin County

Revival of law aims at bootleggers in Iowa

A renewed Iowa push to revive the Willis Camp era prohibition statute would arm enforcement officials with a stronger weapon in the war on bootleggers. The plan seeks to strengthen penalties and expand powers to curb illegal liquor traffic.

Iowa B Willis-Camp

Congress Enacts Harsh Anti Moonshine Tax Measure

A new federal bill targets illicit whiskey production, imposing a heavy tax of 12.80 dollars per gallon on illicit alcohol. Initially designed to shield large distillers from moonshine competition, the act is to be enforced immediately, tightening penalties for unlicensed distilling activities.

Dell Congress Manor

Moonshine Tax Laws Hit Moonshiners Hard in Iowa

The proposed tax plan includes heavy fines of 2000 and 1600 with the power to assess taxes on personal property. Homes may be sold to satisfy fines when owned by moonshiners, and leased properties can be seized by court sale. Both fines apply fully regardless of actual volume of liquor. Internal revenue actions abroad show similar effectiveness.

Iowa Internal Revenue Seattle la Verne News

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