Titonka Newspaper Staff Listing
Local paper credits Lee C Wolfe as Editor with B Wolfe as Society Editor and Hala M Wolfe as Local Editor, highlighting editorial roles and staff titles in a brief masthead note.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
2
Local paper credits Lee C Wolfe as Editor with B Wolfe as Society Editor and Hala M Wolfe as Local Editor, highlighting editorial roles and staff titles in a brief masthead note.
A farm boy writes Uncle Henry for advice amid long stock losses and parental clashes. The letter reveals a boy’s hurt over stock profits kept by his father and a deeper plea for understanding as he grows toward manhood on the corn belt farm.
A father deceives his boy over stock ownership and pocketing funds, prompting reflection on parenting. The piece argues honesty builds love, respect, and confidence, urging fathers to examine their conduct toward children and consider the broader impact on family.
Henry Adams of Algona Iowa declares Timself as a candidate for the Republican nomination in Iowa's 471st State Senate district. He urges voters in the June 5 1916 primary to support a platform that treats state business with private corporate efficiency and accountability.
An interview with C. W. Howard of the North Western railway outlines Mexican attitudes toward Villa and Carranza, suggesting US pursuit of Villa would face challenges, with Texans urged to lead and caution about bloodshed if Carranza advances into the United States. The piece notes Villa’s popularity among some Mexicans and doubts about Carranza’s ability to govern without Villa.
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