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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription pricing: 91.00 per year in advance within the Titania trade territory, 1.50 per year not paid in advance, 1.66 per year in advance outside Titania territory and other states, 2.50 per year in Canada and foreign districts, all payable in advance.
Jefferson Bee argues that if a private man faced the U.S. government debt burden a court would bankrupt him in minutes. The Freeman Journal counters that national wealth dwarfs debts, noting Uncle Sam's cash in the treasury, gold, silver, and vast credit from banks, railroads, and RFC borrowings.
Ex-President Hoover repeats that his sole aim is to place the issues before the American people, saying he has no stated intention to run. The Webster City Tribune recalls a 1920 Federal Reserve policy moment, noting a cache of secrecy and deflation plans discussed by directors.
The Rockford Register notes a past boast by Nick Longworth about aid to Dickinson. The Register cites a Reg ister & Tribune straw vote result showing Dickinson eighth with 1 percent, reflecting farmers' view of his opposition to the AAA program.
Forest City Summit reports a rise in illicit liquor seals, with 18 000 more in circulation despite prior claims of control. Officials admit gaps in enforcement as the state monopoly struggles to keep track of illicit bottles.
The Freeman Tribune editor extols America's vast natural resources and wealth. Coal, oil, minerals, forests, water power, shale are cited as signs of inexhaustible riches. Uncle Sam is described as trillions-rich, capable of buying any other country, with only brief cash squeezes.
Community notices share holiday visits, parties, birthdays, anniversaries, and well wishes. Readers report celebrations and personal messages by phone or postal card, highlighting seasonal cheer and social connections.
The Lagton meeting hosted by Congresaman Gilchrist of Laurens drew limited turnout due to cold weather. The paper lauds Gilchrist as an independent, trusted representative who has voted for constituents’ interests, asserts he has strong support and should be trusted with greater responsibilities.
In 19865 Chicago records over 700 automobile deaths this year surpassing Titania and Woden totals. Last Sunday 50 people died in crashes due to snow sleet and rain. Driving remains hazardous. Meanwhile the nation notes huge printing press money and bonds with the former bearing no interest. Both are debts to be paid.
Thirty five years ago Jacob Hansen has typhoid fever Lafe Koon sits at his mother’s bed Baxter while Jay Budlong returns home from Toledo for the holidays W A Woods tends a seriously ill father in Westerville A ten pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Sdyer Panakuki Sunday Herman Mechlar visits relatives Martin A Nelson returns from Wright County Comptroller of Currency authorizes First National Bank to begin business Z R Rector closes stock ahead of moving to Waterloo A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Heiko Brung near German Valley Herman Miller of Chicago visits John Sackau and family Henry Radamaker offers hard labor at 76e per day Onno Bruns slowly worsens with consumption John Murray of North Dakota visits Mrs A Cosgrove and the J D Bresn The Germania Record will not be
Rural news covers last week marriages including Himer Gross and Othel Blake, and a county wedding at the county seat. Notices mention J. Budlong selling bonds for a Thonka school house, A W Young selling land to W G Kruse, and J E Rector claiming hens lay cooked eggs. Also reports on a general store opening by W A Ladendorf with Edward Bartlett, and residents planning homes and relocations.
A sprawling list recalls residents traveling to Crystal Lake, Morningside, and Highland Park College. Local crews plan a new North Kossuth Telephone line, and many townsfolk visit relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa during holidays. Short obits and minor incidents include a fatality near Burt and a corn show verdict. teachers face shortages as districts seek staff.
Community honor roll lists individuals from Cole, Thtonics, Woden, Clear Lake and other Iowa towns. Names include A. O. Wright, Henry Franzen, Bruno Bruns, Enno Eden with associated January and September dates in 1937 and 1987.
A garbled list of names and dates appears to show obituaries or public notices from Titonka and nearby Iowa towns. Entries include dates such as Jan 1 1987 Feb 1 1937 and names like Henry Slaper and G A Baker, with places including Waterloo Buffalo Center and Titonka suggesting a compilation of death or estate notices.
Ms. Gabe Janssen of Woden died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness. The Janssen family lived south of town for many years and later retired to Woden. As of 4:30 p.m. Tuesday no funeral arrangements had been announced. Wn Ricklefy and John Stott attended Fort Dodge, accompanied by Wm. Schram who was selling hogs to packers.
Twenty years ago Henry F. Kammeler was named postmaster at Woden replacing John Bode who resigned. The item recalls bygone town life from wagging dogs to first autos, first spring hats, long pants, and a lone marriageable girl, with other notes on local people, a funeral, holiday visits, a planned sale, and farm retirements. Community notices include marriage, business plans, and poultry hatchery ads from Elmore Minnesota.
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