Entered robes the Postottics in Titonics
MoroBo covers a territory for At esah titles and circumference that no other paper has reached.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
3
MoroBo covers a territory for At esah titles and circumference that no other paper has reached.
A column accuses Mr Cooper of the liquor commission and Treasurer Wegman of dissension while condemning a Cedar Rapids seal gift. It defends Monroe Doctrine support and notes media sensationalism over Bruno Hauptmann and domestic editor feuds.
Reports from Des Moines indicate towns owe seventeen million in delinquent taxes. Drought in the southern half of the state increases reliance on federal relief until another crop is raised. The burden averages about 26 dollars and 75 cents per family statewide.
Mr and Mrs George Goetz spent Sunday at Joe Goetz home. Many local families list entertainments illnesses and visits with neighbors. Agnes Mushe ill with flu. B J Schraub school closed due to measles. numerous calls on Mrs Erdmann study group and bridge clubs. Agnes Muede pre nuptial shower for Urban Lichteig. several church and legion activities plus travel to Des Moines for Grain Dealers meeting. The paper notes several family visits and community events across Wesley Iowa.
Portland residents and neighboring towns share a Sunday and weekly events list. Numerous visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shipler and family at Geo. Larsens, nurses caring for scarlet fever patients near Woden, and gatherings at Burt with the Phelps, Jennings, Atens, Braytons, Ringsdorfs, and Koestlers. Socials feature club plans, a card party, a dance, and a quilting event. Local travel includes Des Moines and Algona stops, hospital care for Walt Waltman, an appendicitis operation for Martha Schipul, and glandular fever illness in Larry Burger.
Vignettes from Kresensky program mix memory and faith with poems about home, work, and loss. Reflections on Joseph the carpenter and Jesus, bread lines, a mother’s dress, and a rider with a feather in his hat punctuate a page near memorial notes.
A. H. Bonnstetter argues the Supreme Court misinterpreted the procedure used to enact the salary reduction law and defends keeping salaries low amid national hardship. He notes recorded votes occurred and asserts the legislature can fix salaries except for judges, urging readers to support reduced pay until conditions improve.
Fragmentary honor roll items list residents from Titonka, Lakota, Algona and Woden with assorted dates in 1936 and 1986. Entries mention Mrs T M Heifner, Henry Anderson, Joe Ed Ricks, Rene Janssen, D Hutchins, M C McMahon, Will Mabus, Geo S Hansen and J A Husinga among others, with local place hints and a note that County Superintendent Shirley was in Titonka on official business.
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