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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1923

Page

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Farmer OBJECTS to Gasoline Tax in Iowa Debate

A letter from G. W. Patterson argues against a gasoline tax in Iowa, saying it is a sales tax burden on farmers who rely on rural roads. He cites high farm gasoline use, road conditions, and the need to direct funds to county and township roads. A humorous subscriber counters with critic that Patterson misstates his fuel use and travel.

Des ‘Moines Algona Iowa Republican General Assembly Ford Kossuth Princery Highway Commission Board of Supervisors G. W. Patterson

Alfalfa Hay for the Dairy Cow Report Highlights Nutrition

December results from Crystal Lake Cow Testing Association show 29 herds tested with 107 cows producing 38.80 pounds of butterfat and 1 001 pounds milk in top Holstein and Guernsey herds. Emphasizes alfalfa hay as a balanced, protein rich feed reducing grain needs and aiding soil building.

A. H. Weber Crystal Lake Cow Testing Association M. Thompson R. Poll B. J. Perry A.B. Myler Guernsey P. Frandson H. Thompson

Beet acreage plans stir led yard farmers near Led Yard

Jargengen owner of a half section farm two miles north of Led yard plans to plant 100 acres to sugar beets next year. P C Jargengen, regarded as a top local farmer, may plant 106 acres if results justify profits. Geo Graham returned from Cadett, W V to check farming interests while his daughter Mrs. Fred Jounlegs remains ill.

P. C. Jargengen Ledyard P. OC Bancroft Register Geo. Graham Cadett Wiv Hip Fred Jounlegs Bau Graham Bin

Raymond Doughan Marries Miss Yegge at St Joseph’s Wesley

Miss Helen Marie Yegge and Ray mond A Doughan wed Tuesday at 6:45 AM in St Joseph’s church Wesley. The couple, united by Rev G J Fish, were attended by Miles Coletta Klocke and Albert Vegge. Bride wore navy traveling suit with silver hat. groom’s family plans Britt move. couple to honeymoon in Chicago.

Helen Marie Yegge Raymond A. Doughan St. Joseph's Church Wesley G. J. Fish Miles Coletta Klocke Burt Albert Vegge H. A. Vegge Frank Doughan Britt Chicago Odell J Chiat

Methodist Notes and Sunday Meetings Across Two Towns

The communion service will be held at morning and afternoon services next Sunday. All members and friends are urged to attend. Titonka Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and Doan at 3:00 P.M. Doan preaching at 2:00 P.M. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets with Mrs John Pink Friday the 2nd. Aid meets with Mrs Robert Pink next Wednesday afternoon. Dean Ladies meet today with Mrs Woraley. The men's oyster supper at the Gibson home was a big success with neighbors socializing.

Methodist Titonka Doan Woman's Home Missionary Society Mra John Pink Aid Witth Mars Robert Pink Dean

Burt Items Recap of Visits and Local News

Burt residents report visits from Cunningham family and friends visiting Algona, Titonka, and nearby towns. Army returnees, local sickness, and social events fill week with lectures, club gatherings, and community updates.

Women’s Class Event at M EB Church Picks Up Forty Gifts

Mrs. Lloyd Schenck hosted Saturday afternoon activities for the Women’s Class of the M E B church Sunday School. More than forty presents were brought and a dainty lunch was served by Mesdames Nelson Chipman Schenck Largan and Vogel. At the creamery meeting Saturday Miss Warner was rehired as secretary and Paul Kinetha was elected to the board replacing Albert Valentine.

Lloyd Schenck M. EB D, Nelson D. Chipman L. H Schenck L. D. Largon G. J Vogel Misa Warner Paul Kinetha Albert Valentine

Portland wedding mocked by lively midnight charivari

A Portland party of about forty five men and women honored Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey with a noisy charivari at midnight delaying their return from skating. They were hosted to cigars and an oyster supper on Wednesday, with many neighbors attending.

Fred Dorsey Portland Walter Doracy Itay Walker Groundahi Algona Wm. Freese Burt Claud Sigabee Lena Callies Titonka B.R. Beblel Lucille Milton Welshrod Fenton D. E. Fitch G. Leek Will Leek Wm. Dorsey Dei Fitch Dr. Peters Lyle Mann Fred Carter Fitch Boys Burea Messenger Eles Pete Dremmel Weiske A. A. Graham Amelia Rike Mra Alf Graham Farm Bureau Bexton Oresco Township Burger Downstaira Jim Higbee Humboldt M. J. Bobo Grandma Munson W. G. Leek Pete Govern Munson August Bollinger Chris Boettcher Frank Munson Woden

Northern Sugar criticism of 60-40 contracts in Iowa letter to Titania

A letter from Early Mason Agricultural Manager at Northern Sugar Corporation defends a guaranteed beet contract paying $5.60 per ton plus sugar-based premiums and attacks a 50-50 beets-sugar share contract used elsewhere. He argues Iowa farmers should prefer local terms and previews 1922 records, urging farmers to compare contracts. The missive, printed in Titania Iowa, contrasts contracts and cites 1922 payments and potential yields. It ends with supporting notes from Bob Fisher thanking Titania for congratulations on a college achievement.

Northern Sugar Corporation Titonka Iowa Gentiomer Colorado Mason Agriculural Mgr Fisher Ames Titania Altho T Augceig Itonka Bob Fisher

Letter From Switz City Resident About Returning to California

A resident writes from Switz City Indiana describing plans to move his parents to Sunny California in Los Angeles for health reasons and better weather. He notes his father has health issues since returning from Iowa and that his wife and he plan to work in Los Angeles. The writer wishes a prosperous New Year.

California Switz City Indiana Lea ‘Q Dad Iowa Los Angeles Irey Angeles Mother

Subscription payments rise with requests for reader letters

A wave of subscription payments arrives at the Topic over four weeks. Many remittances arrive with checks only, while editors ask for letters from subscribers to publish. A long list of names from multiple towns across Iowa and Minnesota accompany payments.

Aiica Lena Godfredgen Jas. Hill Geo. BE Pannhuk P. F. Schrader Tuscola J. EB. Kell Grace Hutchinson W. J. Den«ton H. A. French Maggie Wepsel Kamrar Fred Callies Port Ateales Wash W. F. Callies Wellstarg Jesse Hutchinnon Menno Troff Woden B. Longbottom Wim. Schrader Lakota R. C. Ball Chas Ball Monroe Wis Wm. Mayland Henry Franzen Louie Hu‘ber Buffalo Center Fred Reichsa Men Geo. Welgands John Welhausen Ge Farknogé Yorkville Ill Bi Penning Buff Genter Tiaden Bessie John Oesterman Carl Carlson Burt D-H. Santos Watermanly Geo. Aits Phden H. J. Klenk J. B. Buns W. Schram Helfner Zwiefel F. C. Missal Britt Alica Breen Hallock Minn Mike Arend Wesley Mia Alta Clement Walter J. Ward Wealey Reichsamen Wm. Shirley Algona Iowa

Tax Returns Due March 16 1928 For 1922 Year

Internal Revenue notices individuals corporations and partnerships must file 1922 returns by March 16 1928. Debtors earning thresholds 1000 for single 2000 for married and high gross income must file whether tax due or not. Deputy collectors will visit Bancroft Algona Garner Feb 1924 1929 1923 and provide free help. Obtain blanks from Mason City division or banks. BLADINE U S Collector District of Iowa.

Collector of Internal Revenue Bancroft Towa Algona Iowa Garner Hla Mason City Banks Bladine U. 8 Internal Revenue District of

Sale and Supper Proceeds For Woden Church Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of the Woden Presbyterian Church held a sale and supper at the former Dirck-Gen store. A good crowd attended and all items sold. Proceeds totaled 90.00. Haggard and Falkenhelser of Aly Wong, Iowa, advertise farm loans at low rates with annual interest and payoff option in multiples of 100 on interest dates.

Ladies Aid Society Woden Presbyterian Church Dirck- Gen Haggard & Falkenhelser Alywong Iowa

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Patterson Minneapolis A. H, Weber, Tester Raymond Doughan J. P.cunningham Cunningham Harvey Coleman B. V. Daniele Misa Bertha Mary Reiheamen J. P. Cunningham Volga City Josh Jou Ralph Black Jess Black W. L. Stott Little Son Mankato Fred. Ringsdorf Harold Roba Bunny George Allen Leacha Larnen Prudence Larsen Anna Towns Balaton W. B F. L. Pratt Jens McDonald Lumbermen’s Convention Mra. A. A. Grahamy Portland Pickups
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