God Does Not Always Settle Accounts in October
A letter from a religious farmer criticizing irreligion was printed in the local paper. The editor memorialized the piece with the marginal note "God does not always settle His accounts in October" after the farmer’s straightforward report on his farming experiment and harvest. The notice cites Bel First Baptist Church Buffalo Center Iowa and concludes with paid advertisement wording.
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Siittany
First’ Baptist Church
Buffalo’ Center
Iowa
White Horse Mounted Patrol to headline Clay County Fair
Abu-Bekr Shrine group from Sioux City brings 40 pure white Arabian horses to Spencer for a Sunday evening show at the Clay County Fairgrounds. The patrol, organized fifty years ago, travels to major U.S. cities and includes 125 members with 50 active in the unit.
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Spencer
Iowa
Fairgrounds
Sioux City
Patrol
United States
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Little Rock
Toronto
Winnipeg
Canada
Milt Herriot
Silver Flash
Gucky
Pink Lady
Silver Slippers
Patsy
Peanuts
Tofy
Clay County Fairgrounds
White Horse Mounted Patrol
Titonka Iowa considers electric franchise vote
The town of Titonka Iowa scheduled a special election at the Legion Hall on Sept 8 1967 to decide granting a 15 year electric franchise to Interstate Power Company Delaware corporation Its franchise covers building wiring and distribution within the town limits for light heat and power with conditions on rights of way and extensions to serve residents and businesses The measure includes termination provisions after five years and specific conditions for street access and municipal liability The notice is dated August 5 1957 and signed by Mayor L Wonath and Clerk Florence K Reaser
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Monead Towa
Notich
Tegal
Tislonka
Heltir Legion Hall
Itr
Tonka
Iowa
Stato Power Gomof
Titonba
Kossuth
Towa
Adelaware Corporation
Titonka
Davi
Délaware
Buchéssors
Grantea
Granites
Suich
Armouri
Auch
Servida
Totyn
Witten
L.‘Wonath
Titonika
Florence K."reaser
Florence -K.- Reaser
Ellard
Maurice
G.-Hi
Minnesota
Sitton-Bléhs
Tha < Pétérser “Winkle
Rasmus Peterssen
Boy Scouts of
Titan'kay
Hampton
al Falkenhainer
Insurante
Titonkalte
Mart Weaver
Harry’Kruse
L. E. Litman
Ladie
Robert Carr
Phiyllis Falk
American “Legion Rooms
Alan Carr
Elroy Hatten
Phyllis"Carr
Vérnon Rickleffs
Dearie Do You Remember Spy Craig
A retro column notes 1907 events from Algona and nearby. It recalls the August marriage of Lenard Maleng to Ada Peters and a near accident involving politicians during Indian Day. Also mentions Sever Pankuk visiting for a fiftieth wedding anniversary and a 1925 church musical program by Mrs Mary Oesterreicher’s students.
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Kraritz
Hames
Arthur W. Boyken
Wm. Boykern
Mildred Harris
Camp Chapel
Selma
Alabama
Art
Florida
Arthur ‘J. Loats
Thos. Loats
Dorothy Petersen
George Peterson
Titonka Methodist Church
Lenard Maleng
Ada Peters
Spray
M. E. Church
Wesley
Algona
Sever Pankuk
Menango
N.D
Mr. Pannkuk
Sever
Joe Jenks
Methodist Church
Lawmaker Opposes 1958 Foreign Aid Bill Amid Budget Concerns
A district legislator voices opposition to the Mutual Security Act of 1958 as House action authorizes nearly 344 billion dollars for foreign aid. He cites unspent pipelines and argues for a targeted program to feed the hungry help the sick and provide insurance against aggression rather than a display of strong power.
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House
Senate
Hetelary
Doriiittee
United States
Debate on Postal Rates and Civil Rights Legislation
The House passed H.R. 6836 to readjust postal rates and set policy for rate determinations. An amendment limiting second class mail subsidies to $100,000 per user was supported. Substantial subsidies cited include Look magazine and Time related titles. The Senate Civil Rights bill remains under consideration with uncertainty about veto threats and jury trial amendments.
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House
United States Post Office Department
Lilfe
Post
Reavers
Dr West
Look Magazine
Senate
Subscription rates and distribution notice
Subscription rates detailed for Rossuth County Titonics and Titonia trade territories with annual and Canadian foreign rates. Paper is published weekly and enters Tisuka Iowa post office as second class matter. Subscriptions to local territory are continued unless canceled by the subscriber or publisher discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossuth County
Titonics
Kossuth County
Titonia
Canada
Tisuka
Iowa
Titanics
Congressman Seeks Strengthening of Civil Rights Bill
MERWIN COAD stresses the bill as a historic Senate win, a step toward voting rights for all, and urges preservation of current gains while House action could strengthen it. The note ends with a call for 16 pairs of identical twin Holstein heifers annually for Iowa State College breeding research.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Merwin Coad
Iowa State College
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Abu-Bekr
Clay County
Fat
Bayo Qur
Ervin
Jerome
Halvorson
Dearie
Craig -Sathoft
Prey
Jaren
Janney Best
Good Housekeeping Guaranty
Janney
Good Housekeeping Institute
German Valley Store
Janney Best Paints
Huve
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