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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
2
The Titonka Topic editorials discuss prosperity through frugal living and note Burton E. Sweet’s candidacy for U S Senate in the June primaries. They question residence rules for office, defend The Terris Tribune’s viability, and praise farmer voices in state and district politics.
M E Schwietert of the Topic defends publication of a critical editorial, alleging Lowell Holt & Company circulated a piece nationwide before its Topic appearance. He questions Whittemore Champion editor Seth B. Cairy on possible copying, cites Harding remarks, and calls for the truth from both sides.
The gasoline market faces a fierce price battle as independent firms risk failure while Standard Oil dominates pricing. South Dakota’s 16 cent cap prompted fears of selling below cost, harming weaker dealers and consumers as oilmen debate the future of fuel prices and market stability.
Incomplete itemization lists Edmard Davidedn and Geraldine returning home with others attending a weeklong event. Mr and Mrs W A Dean return from the Minnesota trip where he was buying goods for the store. Miss Lois Bushman leaves Tuesday for Newark New Jersey to visit her sister Mrs Rosp Ringdort for a couple weeks.
Residents and visitors fill a busy week with calls to Britt Mason City Lakota and_woden. J J Budlong and daughter Harel toured Tuesday. Miss Maude Ray returned from Iowa City summer school. Herman Buns and Anne Schlager wed quietly in Charles City.
Public legal notices reveal a pending Ames residence sale to Henry Meyer with deed and abstract due, plus foreclosure actions in Swea City involving EB Burtis and Laura Burtis. The petitions demand $709 plus eight percent interest dating from 1921 and seek mortgage foreclosure and attorney fees.
The District Court of Town, Kossuth County, issues notice to Fannie Potes. She must respond on or before September 14, 1833, with on site action to be taken in the Clerk’s office.
Attorney for a Portland couple reports Andrew M. Peterson and his family have been missing for two weeks, with no contact or clear case details. Local authorities pursue leads while relatives await information on their whereabouts.
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