31 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
1
Titonka topic notes that the post office is mitered and lists annual subscription rates. Lee D. Wolfe publishes the paper, with rates set at 1.80 per year in advance plus other regional mailing terms. Canada mail higher at 2.80 per year.
The passage extols Iowa as a fertile, industrious land with deep soil, thriving corn and hog wealth, coal beds, diversified manufacturing, and landmarks like Keokuk's dam, Ames's agriculture college, and Iowa City's university. It notes famous natives and contributions to culture, music, and literature, urging travel to Iowa via the Lincoln Highway and celebrating hospitality, parks, and roads, concluding with cautious recovery ideas from Forest City Summit.
Readers contend that the slow mood improvement stems from ill timed and ill advised comments. The piece argues patience is required as emotional recovery takes a certain length of time to build.
Dunn and Bradstreet report that recovery continues with no near term recession. The note urges property owners to build repair and invest now to raise purchasing power and employment under the NRA. It calls for nationwide support of the Blue Eagle program and a voluntary effort to boost prosperity through cooperation with Roosevelt.
A speaker divides society into two groups, one upholding peace and law, the other sowing strife and lawlessness. Every loyal citizen should join the side that protects families and property against criminals, presenting a basis for good government.
A compiled Algona area items report Des Moines visits by J A Frech and others, court actions including intoxication fines for Edward and Julius Juchem, gambling device charges against George Coon, and road funding discussions. Also notes about Senator Dickinson at the State Fair, a new law practice by Theodore Hutchinson, fishing trip by City League members, foreclosures, auto theft and drunken driving cases, and upcoming political committee meetings.
Mr and Mrs John Woods visited friends in Algona Saturday evening. The Swea City American Legion celebration netted 307.60 after expenses with 28 cents capital. The Herion ran a corn game earning over 125. Vance Retbsamen and sister Ethel Shaw, Minneapolis, drove to pick up Chas Retbsamen and wife, then to Volga City to collect Glen Reichsamen of Marshalltown, and on to Chicago for the World’s Fair. This marks their third fair in thirty years Chicago, St Louis and now Chicago again.
Social observations recount parties and gatherings around Algona, Iowa, detailing hostess duties, bridge club results, and visits from residents and guests from nearby towns. Notable events include birthday celebrations, picnics at Call State Park, and a large Larson family reunion with over fifty relatives.
Henry Pannkuk plans a Dubuque trip for Miss Hansina Nelson to teach next year at the Nelson school. Dr. Moser of Didora serves as M D in Titonka and will practice in the rear room of the First National. Miss Eilsle Reibsamen to teach Buffalo township center school starting Monday. Titonka schools open September 4. Miss Libbie Gilbride of Algona is superintendent. John F. Baker of Ramsey township dies from acute stomach catarrh. New game called Christianity noted in Manson Journal with girls as Christians and boys as Heathens embracing Christianity. The Advance ridicules an electric railroad from Titonka to Algona, proposing a scheme involving blind pigs and county-seat sharing.
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