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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
3
The Titonka Topic page identifies WOLFE as publisher and notes the paper is mailed from Titonka Iowa, placed in the post office with second class mail status.
Alexander Schwartz, former czar lieutenant colonel and Soviet exile, denounces Russian government as the worst in the world. He contrasts his view with Senator Brookhart and describes opposition by 132 million oppressed people and his own experiences under czarist and Soviet regimes.
The essay questions state booster ads touting Iowa strengths like corn eggs and auto ownership while ignoring crippling roads. It argues real progress comes from tangible improvements such as road building and transport infrastructure that support residents beyond flashy claims. It notes fans traveling to games risk vehicles stuck in mud, shaping public judgment about the state.
The speaker recalls transporting him through show venues and regulated institutions while revealing knowledge of murders imprisonments hunger poverty and oppression behind the red curtain.
An Iowa-driven appeal urges farmers to feed 25 percent of their oats to hogs and work horses to prevent price drops. It argues corn supplies are normal, oats will be a loss if dumped on the market, and feeding oats could support pig growth and profits amid favorable weather and near-average corn yields.
An Iowa farmer laments overproduction of hogs and urges feeding oats and markets pigs at lighter weights to improve meat quality and prices. He questions the fate of credit agencies touted by President Harding and calls for practical guidance for farmers. Also a notice requires property owners to cut weeds on vacant lots by August 1, or city authorities will do so at the owners’ expense.
Peter Klugkist of Crown Point Indiana departed for home after visiting his daughters Mrs Telko Sietsema and Mrs C W Tuttle. The Titonka Co handled over 100000 pounds of cream in recent operations.
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