Titonka Topic front page publisher note and rates
The Titonka Topic issue presents a publisher note by O Wolfe, Titonka Iowa, detailing post office registration and circulation reach. Subscription rates are listed: 1.50 per year in advance, 3.00 per year otherwise, 9.50 per year for Canada mail. Foreign advertising representative is The American Press Association.
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Canada Post
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THE
American Press "Association
Law makers in final jam in extended sessions
Law makers in final jam as both chambers halted at 11 30 to stall adjournment. The sessions stretched over Saturday in an endurance run to complete as much business as possible before the Friday forenoon deadline.
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Hill
Floyd
Jacob M Wolfe dies in Britt after long life of work
Jacob Minter Wolfe born August 7 1841 near Quiet Dell West Virginia died April 5 1926 at Britt Iowa aged 83 7 28 after gangrene toe amputation. Survived by wife Sarah E Hawking seven children including Lee Cecil and three daughters. Funeral April 7 Stilson Iowa with family notes of his courage and hard work through poverty and loss.
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Jacob Minter Wolfe
Quiet Dell
West Virginia
Walter Thompson
Britt
Iowa
Isaac
Margaret Wolfe
Sarah E. Hawking
Bridgeport
W. Virginia
Alexandria
Minnesota
Frank Wolfe
Jemima
Matilda
Virginia Bond
Mollie Hall
Clarksburg
Corwith
Marceline
Missouri
Stilson
Methodist
Quiet Doll
Jim
Altho
The Power Behind The Savings Dollar
A ABA Savings Bank Division study shows savings deposits rose from 11.6 billion to 21 billion in six years after the war, with about 88.5 million depositors. It argues savings build productive capital as banks invest in securities funding industrial growth, improving the nation’s wealth and living standards.
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Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Sound habits drive promising economic outlook
Tremendous savings figures reflect sound personal finance practices by millions. The asset is valuable for evaluating the current business climate. It shows resources exist for prosperity and enough common sense to use them effectively.
Forcing Lower Taxes Says Treasury Official
Undersecretary Gerard B Winston of the American Banker Association argues taxes should be reduced. He cites per capita federal tax rises from 33 in 1918 to 54 in 1920 then declines to 29 within four fiscal years. He notes state and municipal taxes rise from a little over 20 to 87. He warns excessive death taxes can exhaust revenue if rates exceed capacity.
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Gerard B. Winston
Treasury
American Bankera Association Journal
Tax policy shapes family fortunes and estate planning
The text argues that people will work harder to provide for their families if taxes allow some estate to pass on. If individuals believe they can pay the tax while leaving wealth for heirs, they will push to increase earnings. otherwise many will avoid building large fortunes to prevent heirs losing through taxes at death.
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Mau
America
Durham
Lake
Auto Service Ad Lists Old-Time Titonka Offerings
Local Titonka Iowa business notices advertise Slow roads hours from Tex A. M. and contact numbers including Zon 68 for auto heavy undertakings. Aimed at motorists seeking repairs and road-adjacent services in the area.
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Hamstrait
M.D
Tex A. M
Titonka
Auto Heavey
Iowa
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