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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
2
Iowa editors from Des Moines to Davenport weigh options on bond funded road improvements. They urge careful consideration of a statewide road program and its potential benefits, with calls for a referendum on bond issuance and emphasis on a year round system.
The column recalls Ben Kleist expected home from Wisconsin this week John Alrens plans to move March 1 to a farm near Sexeton Wesley Harms of Grundy county visits his sister Mrs. Dr IL Meyer A birthday party honors 8 L Tamoreux 26th A W Young rents his farm to John Fink and moves southwest of Worlen Boyle of Whittemore pursues fair fundraising Dr Madison previews corn growing tips in next issue The Nector comments on farming methods Bank of Luverne Iowa advertises loans, rentals and machinery trade J J Budlong earns the nickname Colonel after Texas trip prompted by a dining room steak prompt.
Locals report Ralph Tryon improving from bronchial illness and Otto Kunz, Wesley’s well known auctioneer, attended last Friday’s Community Dairy Show sale. Kunz touts Wesley’s revival on the map with new gravel and youth on the team. An old time sanare dance led to postmaster Scoop’s fall as he called a double shuffle, yet he continued duties the next morning amid town chatter.
President William B. Knox of the American Bankers Association argues that savings banks have shifted from cold interchanges to a people centered approach. He cites improved relations with foreign communities and the value of free, impartial advice to foster Americanization and growth in deposits since the war through a warmer, more helpful banking culture.
A columnist contrasts bold action with idle hopes urging citizens to focus on backbone over wishbone. It notes Calvin Coolidge’s consistent frugality and his ongoing management of the nation’s finances with economy as the guiding principle.
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