Titonka Topic Postoffice Notice and Rates
Titonka Topic reports political matters and local coverage within a fifteen mile radius. Subscription rates are $1.06 per year in advance in Titonka trade territory, $1.60 if not in advance, $1.60 per year in advance outside Titonka territory and in other states, $9.00 per year in Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
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Titonka
Yega
Titonkan
Titanka
Ee Ier
Canada
Local Editor Critiques Grammar and Politics in June Primaries
Social notes from Luverne News columnist SOCIA Coleman mocks errors in letters while praising learned correction. Mention of C B Murtagh Democrat and Dick Dickinson Republican vying for votes in the upcoming June primaries. Forest Rode, 14, underwent appendectomy at Buffalo Center and is recovering.
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Coleman
The
Luverne News
C. B. Murtagh
Dick Dickinson
Charlie
Senator
Iowa
Cattle killed in collision near Algona Thursday night
Five cattle died when a car driven by O Haring of Lone Rock struck them on the paving four miles north of Algona on Thursday night. Haring escaped injury though his car was badly damaged.
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Algona
O. Haring
Lone Rock
Haring
Cosgroves Return to Calumet From Visit with Cosgrove Kin
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cosgrove of Calumet suburb of Chicago returned Monday to their home after visiting with Supervisor and Mrs Will Cosgrove for some time Mrs Cosgrove had been in Tilinoia for six weeks while her husband stayed ten days
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Cosgrove
Calumet
Kenneth Cosgrove
Chicago
Will Cosgrove
Tilinoia
1935 Corn Hog Contract Administrative Rulings
Rural land policy notes require a 25 percent corn planting or hog production baseline to qualify for 1936 contract status unless a county allotment committee reviews evidence of retirement from production. Silk silo planting must maintain the same corn proportion across 1932 33 silos. Kossuth County A.A.A. signers receive 172495.65 in checks for 1279 contracts. second transmittal awaiting auditing.
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Kossuth County
A.A.A
Iowa Laws Governing Drivers Question Brief
A concise overview prompts readers with questions about Iowa driving rules. It asks about license requirements speeds signage and penalties, highlighting how these laws shape operator responsibilities and road safety in the state.
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Iowa
Driving questions from the state highway code test
The text presents a set of driving questions on intoxicated driving rules and highway classifications. It asks which roads qualify as state or U S highways, counts headlight bulb power, and what to do when meeting a school bus. It also asks if passing a vehicle stopped at a stop sign would be reckless driving.
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U.S
Offense Penalties and School Bus Stop Rule Summary
First offense carries 300 to 1000 dollars and up to one year in jail. Second offense 500 to 1000 dollars and up to one year. Third offense up to three years in the penitentiary. Also notes items a through f and 32 candle power. Bus must stop at least five feet from the school front. Yes.
Unlawful passing rules and teen driving age quiz
It lists unlawful passing at certain locations such as a busi ness district intersection, county trunk road intersections, crest of hills with clear view, no passing zones and when crossing left of center. It states driving without accompaniment at 15. Street cars are the only vehicles to be passed on the right. To turn right, enter the right lane and signal, then turn without crossing the center line. Lights on parked cars are required from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise on unlit highways outside towns.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Lakota News Briefs From Algona Area Social and Health Notes
A. C. Klocke family visited Algona last Thursday weather permitting threshing will finish in the vicinity this week Abrose and Eugene Lietig of near Sexton visited Wade Ball home Sunday Carl Christ was sick with appendicitis Mrs Ann Robinson of Forest City visiting H H Murray Mrs H L Kienitz back from Buffalo Center after hospital stay A group of local youths attended a Christian Endeavor rally at Lone Rock Mary Jane Lewis and Gertrude Wortman with Wilson Brack visited Mason City Evelyn Meyer returned to Milwaukee after a week at Gutknecht homes Muriel Johnson healed and returned to Fred Schroeder home Bevard family moved to Wither ville Bevard was section foreman on Rock Island A Missessma Lena Gutknecht and guests visited Wall Lake relatives Charles Ashman and Britt resident welcomed a baby boy August 13 at Hampton George Schroeder ill with a nurse and Dr Williams in charge
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A. C. Klocke
Algong
Abrose
Eugene Lietig
Near
Sexton
Wade Ball
Carl Christ
Ann Robinson
Forest City
H. H. Murray
Christian Endeavor
Lone Rock
H. L. Kienitz
Buffalo Center
A. C. Schissel
Schoon
Bevard
Rock Island
Missessma
Lena Guttknecht
Emily
Julia Gutknecht
Evelyn Meyer
Wall Lake
Charles Ashman
Britt
Hampton
George Schroeder
George Schroeder of South of Town
Dr. Williams
Wortman
Webster City Notes On Family Visit And Home Care
To Webster City Center a nephew and Betty wing visited for several weeks. Donald and Burtetta, who had been here, were in Mayo Center for several days. A nurse is secured and a granddaughter Mildred Klaussen of Goodrich Minnesota helps care for her family member at home.
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Webster
City
Donald
Betty Wing
Burtettsivho’ Wal Bediti
Buffalo” Center
Mildred Kfiaussen
Goodrith
Minn
Probate of Will in Kossuth County Iowa
Notice to all concerned that T J Harms deceased 1934 will be probated with hearing set September 3 1935 at 10 AM in Algona Iowa. Proceedings require appearance and proof to probate the last will. Obituary notes the death of Mrs Caroline Brandt with reflections on aging community members and a prayerful elegy.
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State OF Iowa
Kossuth County
T. J. Harms
Algona
Iowa
Caroline Brand
Caroline Brandt
Death Notice for Mrs Brandt of Woden Iowa 1866 birth
Obituary-note for Friedrichine Hels Brandt born November 2 1866 in Hoyel Hanover Germany. Married August Brandt in 1881 moved from Ackley Iowa to Winnebago then Woden. Survived by six daughters and two sons and many grandchildren. Husband died 1929. Funeral prayer and poem included.
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Ter
Ead Ata Frenry Shiman
Hoyel
Hanover
Germany
August Brandt
America
Ackley
Iowa
Winnebago County
Woden
Hfe
Henry Brandt
William Brandt
Titonia
Anna von Laven
Augusta Baack
Marie Baack
Minneapolis
Lena Treund
Blue Earth
Minn
Alma Nelson
Thompson
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