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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
3
The Titonka Topic urges moral living and neighborly apologies, notes local problems like unpaid interest due to low corn sales and railcar shortages, reports on bond sales benefits for veterans, and comments on gambling, liquor laws, and education trends in Iowa towns. It mentions Henry Ford predicting a good year.
A local note discusses debt legislation to aid farmers facing obligations and a credit bureau to help patrons build usable credit. Citizens consider organizing a band in Titonka, with J.F. Fisher possibly leading, following neighboring towns' efforts.
The Board of Supervisors asks for bids on county printing, drawing sharp responses from local newspapers. The bar docket printing is the major item, with reports it may be produced for less than half the previous cost.
The Monitor reports that printers in the county rely on Porte of Salt Lake City for cost sheets used in pricing work. Sellers justify prices as fair and profitable, while one small printer sometimes accepts work gratis to block others. The piece criticizes chaos in the local printing business.
A paternal admonition to eighteen year olds about vanity and disrespect. The writer urges youths to respect their fathers and reform their habits, noting fathers strive to raise them honestly and decently for the community.
Representative Dickinson of Tow reviews agricultural progress in the Sixty seventh Congress highlighting marketing laws, the Packers control act, the grain futures act, and farm credit measures. He predicts reforms for transport, waterways, warehouse storage, and cooperative marketing in the Sixty eighth Congress to ease credit and stabilize prices while urging balanced opportunity for both small and exceptional farmers.
Mrs. R G Bruns died last Sunday night after an extended illness. Mr. Alfred Graham and Nise, Evelyn Stone of Portland township were married Wednesday evening a week ago. John Sachau and Miss Ida Bevera wed at the bride's parents home in Chicago. The couple honeymooned on the farm east of town after the ceremony. Riggs items list 12¢ per dozen for riggs and 13¢ per pound for lobsters.
Titonka Womens Club issues notice to Aani patrons with books overdue by more than two weeks to return items to Titonka Library. Signed by ex-representate B. Hutchine.
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