13 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
1
A Portéffica item notes a mall matter and a territory advert. The brief mentions MRHEH and reporting by PM, with no other paper delivering the details.
The Lakota Record details candidate notices in Titonka Algona and surrounding townships. J J Dooley and Ernest Petersen announce June primaries for County Recorder and Supervisor, while unrest over national politics and farm prices frames editorials and local opinions. Petersen is praised as a pioneer family member and former corn hog committee member.
1862 message from Abraham Lincoln warns of a coming crisis, war profiteering, and concentrated wealth. The note discusses fear of corruption and tyranny as the republic risks dissolution. A.AVA and Francia Wlede comment on a farm bill viewed as constitutional by the AAA amid Farm and Home week remarks.
The Senate committee favorable bill aims to conserve soil, curb waste, and secure future farm markets by conditional federal grants to states. It envisions state agencies coordinating with producers, with a temporary phase allowing grants to individual farmers before state action. The plan relies on land grant colleges for research and education and contemplates penalties for noncooperating farmers.
In a Sunday paper criticized by the Forest City letter writers, Senator Dick announces willingness to help Iowa farmers with a tariff wall while seeking presidential nomination. They recall his past tariff stance and laments over Lowden and the party’s direction.
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