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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
2
Entry appears as a Titonka Iowa postal notice noting a second class mall matter submission. The fragment references the Post Office and a filing type, with no additional parties or dates readable.
A Iowa Forum excerpt argues tax relief may come from reducing local spending. It contends the general assembly has limited scope and that most taxes fund local needs, urging careful scrutiny to avoid excess.
Report describes the Iowa General Assembly showdown over constitutional convention debates. Key figures include FE Clark and house members who argued for and against non partisan delegate selection. The piece details votes on taxes, inheritance heads, cigarette levies, and the legislative path from house to senate and back amid party tensions.
The Iowa House moved to end the push for a constitutional convention after a late session debate. The Senate bill was rejected in favor of the House bill with a single age change for delegates. A motion to reconsider followed and the House ultimately sought the bill's return from the Senate, prompting wild applause as the convention question faded for now.
Woden April 8 Farmers discuss price trends while Ed Miller of North Swan near Hatcock questions current market zeal. Miller notes conditions remain cautious, expects action only after corn drops to six and a half cents per bushel.
The Tribune reflects on 19th and early 20th century farming hardships and rising land prices. It parallels Joseph's seven fat years with modern high land values, noting Miller and family’s struggles, price changes, and shifting farm labor worth in Hancock County from 1909 to 1920 and earlier.
Farmers of Taias advocate a real state wide plan of cooperation to market their products. A conference is set to discuss cooperative strategies and collective selling, aiming to strengthen rural markets and ensure fair pricing for growers.
The article traces Delaware from Swedish settlement in 1638 through Dutch and British control to William Penn’s proprietary era. It notes Delaware’s small size of 2,870 square miles, its early separate legislature, and its path to independence during the Revolution. It explains the Constitution’s nine-state requirement and Delaware’s role in early U.S. presidential electors.
An American Farm Bureau representative in Chicago on April 5 outlined the Texas Plan linking Farm Bureau groups to existing cooperative marketing and commodity organizations. He described regional unions to appoint directors, boosting farmers economic welfare and shaping state and national legislation through coordinated marketing and cooperative agencies.
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