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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
1
A fish that leaves water during droughts, including mud skippers and lungfish, is sent from Chaco Paraguay to the British Museum. The Lake Victoria lungfish uses leglike fins and stores fat, then breathes air during dry spells, later resuming aquatic life when rains return.
A Sunday note lists residents Mr. and Mrs Kermit Larson Mr. and Mrs Walter Pardon Clarion and Mr and Mrs Oscar Blanchard Lone L B Larsen and others. A call urges property owners to tidy premises. Dr Colbys Indian friends seek appointment to the fish and game commission. Wheat production in Kossuth county fell by half last year.
County Attorney M C McMahon and wife visit relatives in Minneapolis. District Court opens September 25 with Judge F C Davidson. No service at Baptist Church due to Rev Heuser’s tonsil removal. Senator L J Dickinson spoke at Lions and Rotary clubs. County Board to paint county farm buildings. Samuel Reaper ill but weakening. Miss Imbelda Dooley assisting in Recorder’s office. deputy Mrs Dickison on vacation. Marriage licenses issued: Hodgin Stevens Dahl Walker. Buffalo Center defeats Algona 9 8. E C Tredinick family visiting. Kate McCall dies at 79, longtime Atsona resident. Jack Johnston Jr starts job in Des Moines. family remains. Legion Frolic draws large Algona crowd. Dehnertes expand park and rock garden. NRA Code supported in Algona. new jobs few, wages up in low grades. Community Club monitors compliance.
Mrs H Clark writes of a family trip to see Mr and Mrs O J Lenander at their cabin on Rainy Lake near International Falls Minnesota. Robert F West now in Perry Iowa formerly of Bancroft Algona and Owatonna Minnesota called on Algona friends last Monday. The Leans defeated the Fats 29 to 8 in kittenball with H W Post and Floyd Newville on the Leans battery. Deputy county officers likely under NRA code now exempt per a Washington letter from Director Johnson, keeping old 8 to 5 hours. A Cresco ball game Sunday pitted Potter Wichtendahl and Runchey Fraser crews with a 6 to 8 score, followed by ice cream and refreshments at the Runchey home.
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