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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
4
A practical guide describes hedges suitable for homes and farms, detailing California Privet and other evergreens, windbreaks, privacy screens, and hardy alternatives like Cotoneaster, Lilac, and Rugosa roses. It notes care, climate limits, and landscape effects to plan this spring.
C D Wood representing the Farmers Union spoke at Garner last Saturday. In Hancock County two townships show Union membership and attendees say the program has good features but also resembles nonpartisan slipshod cures. Prominent Hancock residents attended the meeting.
The Iowa Homestead report shows Kossuth County leading in total indebtedness from county bonds at 2,580,193 with drainage bonds adding 2,279,692 and warrants 1,072,940. Excluding drainage, Kossuth tops neighbors. Palo Alto, Humboldt, Winnebago, Emmet, and others trail with various bond totals and road bonds.
Des Moines announces expanded air travel starting April 15 with fifteen planes in operation and wireless equipped planes under the “hurry up” service concept offering fares lower than taxicab rates despite existing travel costs.
Improvements totaling about 46000 will be made at Swaney field. A consolidated statement from Tawa banks shows deposits rose by 248,20204, bills payable and rediscounts fell by 11,776,155, with surplus funds up 168,615 and undivided profits up 2,989,088, signaling optimism in the period ending March 10.
A damaged suit in Johnson county district court seeks 15000 dollars for a wife who says her husband was crippled by a drunken assault after his companion supplied intoxicants. She argues she cannot support him and their children and seeks damages.
Reports warn of seed corn spoilage across twenty three counties with 71 percent germination failure. Col Leon Woearth cites mold threats in northern and central Iowa as Harlan eyes large paving projects and a 700 class locomotive looms in town. Oil prospectors near Waukee hunt a drill long buried while Clark county unearthed prehistoric tusks and fossils.
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