Titonka Topic Post Office Notice and Local Items
Titonka Topic covers a fifteen mile territory with no other paper. Subscription rates list 1.00 yearly in advance within Titonica trade area and 1.60 for outside. 1.50 in advance elsewhere and 2.60 abroad. Local note mentions a rumor about a recipe for quick marriages and a personal remark about a Clear Lake widow. Christmas visit notes include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and von Trownie of Iowa Walls with Mrs. Smith's parents. Roscoe Maudsley of Plum Creek township visited with Dr. Ball on Monday for a horse-buying trip.
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Titonica
Titanica
Canada
Clarence Smith
von Trownie
Iowa
Walls
Mrs. Smith
Mrs
Mark Bacon
Roscoe Maudsley
Plum Creek Township
Dy. Ball
Sales Tax Notice Delays Returns To January 20 1935
A public notice requests publication that retail sales tax returns for the period ending 1984 will be mailed later and must be filed by January 20 1935. The delay aims to ease post holiday mail and prevent lost forms. Field man B J Mullen signs the notice.
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B. J. Mullen
Fieldman
Dogs blamed for damage and town finances updated
The report attributes most dog related damage to police dogs and notes residents may tie up dogs at night. The Board approved the Treasurer's bond for 10000 dollars, transferred 845.50 from Maintenance to Drain 116, and accepted final estimates for grading projects 1 5 18 21 7 88. TP Helken named to supervise repairs on drains 4 60 166. petitions 300 and 20 placed on file.
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M. T. McGuire
J. V. Dmlbert
TP. J. Helken
Iowa Corn Hog Men Attend Kansas City Meeting
Iowa State College Extension Service and State Corn Hog Committee members traveled to Kansas City to discuss the 1935 corn hog contract signup, including rules on feeder pig purchases, noncontractor purchases limits, and contracted acres adjustments.
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Iowa
Kansas City
Iowa State College Extension Service
Arres
Agricultural notes on crop restrictions and 1936 terms
A fragment states no corn crop growth in the fiorda is allowed while Moeatock production other than hogs remains unrestricted. It also notes there will be no early payment contracts in 1936.
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Fiorda
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Watdrda
Postofice
Té¢a
Matter
Thorolughty
OWA Press
Nssocia
North Pole
Clear Lake
Waller
J. E. Wilson
Mrs. J. C. Newville
Mrs. W. H. Rickless
H. I. Torgersen
Mra
Calvin Schnucker
The
Reformed Church
Italy
England
H. C. Schwepper
Fairmont, Minn
Albert Doden
Buffalo Center
Board of Supervisors
Yeon
Andrew and
Mayme
Aless
Titonia Telephone Co
M. S. Craven, Mer
Appy
Mr. and
Homer Downs
Dickie and
Robert
Pierre Sartor
Rev
Fremont Faul
Fred Hagen
Harold Johnson
Mrs. O. A. Miller
C. A. Hoon
Mr, and Mrs. Mayfield
B. French Lumber Co
R. C. Ball
Barbara and
Patricia
North Iowa Grain CO
Forgain Mash Maker
Titonka, Iowa
Algona National Farm Loan Association
Algona, Iowa
Kossuth County
Congress
Cho B Federal da
Bank of Gaawha
United States Gand Bank
H. D. Hutchins
Barry's
He State Street
Algona
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