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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
2
Tongue in cheek local notice outlines subscription pricing for Titonka Topic territory readers and distant subscribers. Rates: $1.00 prepaid in Titonka trade area, $1.60 non prepaid, $1.50 prepaid outside Titonka area or in other states, and $2.50 prepaid for Canada and foreign countries.
Farmers weigh the processing tax on pork butchered for personal use versus sales, with exemptions for family use and hired help. Reports touch on corn cribs, loan eligibility for round-roofed storage, and Secretary Wallace’s farm policy. The piece also covers Civilian Conservation, public works, and political shifts amid holiday activity and national recovery efforts.
The Himmataburg Democrat notes a call to drive the money changers out of the temple reflecting a strong stance on economic and religious integrity. The commentary urges scrutiny of actions affecting community trust and sacred spaces.
Des Moines dispatch notes supreme court decision on fish and game commission authority. Legal advisors from sportsmen groups say the commission’s powers and regulations remain constitutional and enforceable under Iowa law. Estherville Daily News blames packers for low hog prices, urging action to aid agriculture.
Algona residents host and visit neighbors across a week of gatherings. Visitors from Irvington, Latota, and Washington share meals and anecdotes while local families swap poultry and attend school events. A car accident near Lyud Bartletta and a school board meeting at the Stewart home close the week.
Honor roll snippet lists names and dates across Iowa towns including Seltsema Schutter Janssen Winter Graham Holtzbauer Rode Harvenga Schoenlein. Entries show Jan 1 dates from 1935 to 1996 with multiple towns such as Waterloo Titonka Algona and Buffalo Center.
The County farm Bureau elected G. A. Bonnstetter of Mason City as County Agent, succeeding H. R. Morison. Bonnstetter, born near Corwith, is a Town State College Ames graduate, has worked in agricultural extension across ten states, and will lead the corn hog program immediately with high expectations for effectiveness and energy.
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