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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
2
Titonka Topic printed at the postoffice in Titonka Iowa as second class mail matter covers a fifteen mile radius. Subscription rates listed include 61.00 per year in advance for Titonka. $1.50 per year outside Titonka trade territory and in other states. and $2.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
H. Ricklefs of Titonka announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for Sheriff of Kossuth County subject to voters in the June primaries. He asks for voters support and appreciation from the community.
County Auditor a J Butler announces renomination on the democratic ticket for the office, urging voter support at June primaries. The piece also mocks state politics, praises Senator Patterson as reformer, notes Chicago popcorn spending, and reports on Wm Rickless and H A French campaigning in Algona Iowa with local signatures for sheriff nomination.
The piece argues Republicans fear Roosevelt's broad influence as debt and currency strategies shift away from gold. It notes party lines have fractured, Democrats use watchful waiting, and Republican elders see no clear path forward amid Roosevelt’s strength and unity within his base.
Thonka High plays Weasley in a delayed basketball schedule now set for Tuesday February 20 to free Thursday for the North Kossuth Conference final at Algona. Ledyard and Lonedonk fight for first place as tickets go to the superintendent coach and five players. game starts 7 30 p m. Mr Cram of Iowa State College spoke to students about dictionaries and standard references Webster Winston and Standard. Senior rings and pins distributed. seniors feel fully fledged and satisfied.
Students describe making valentines and a valentine box by Miss Larsen. They color Mother Goose pictures and create a Lincoln log cabin poster for Lincoln's birthday. Attendance is mostly perfect except for John Hoon. Miss Larsen reads Johnny and Jenny Rabbit to the class.
Bonnie Beth Sehram celebrated her seventh birthday on February 11 and invited several little girl friends for a Saturday party while Matlis Wesels was absent on Monday. Those earning A in Spelling last Friday include Beverly Adamson Marilyn Bonacker Merelyn Boyken Phyllis Falk Arthur Green Donald Higgins Jerald Helfner Doloris Isebrand Marion Krantz Bonnie Beth Schram Marlis Wessels Florence Willis Dorothy Wiegand and Jean Fanl. The third grade invited us to a small play Tuesday which we enjoyed.
Third Grade notes a fourth grade party in their room on February 14 inviting everyone with valentine boxes. The entry lists students and mentions Friday attendees Doloris Peterson and Gladys.
Help wanted for Rawleigh routes in Kossuth County Iowa. Earn starting $25 weekly with rapid growth. Write Rawleigh Co Dept TA 416 S Freeport Ill. Also Massie Harris Machinery dealer seeks orders for discs cultivators planters and harrows with 87 years in business. Call Heiko Stohr Implement Dealer Wadena.
The item records a Friday activity on February 2 involving Pauline and a visit by Paulie and Hib in the fifth grade class. Students Smith George Higelna and Maxing tAnd horst Louis Ossterralcher and Lota Mag Hatvinge attended a spell down and treated the group at 3 20 p m.
Twenty years ago J Budlong bought 66 acres west of town at 125 per acre from Carl Carlson. Oscar Hedwick off duty after an accident. Files from Grundy county trip. A medicine show rotted eggs hit town. Dr Peters of Burt considered Progressive ticket run. Stagg family from Iron River attended Rippen trop funeral. Sadie Shipler married Chas Bellinger of Waterloo. Sever Pannhuk welcomed a baby boy. Maggie Stohr visiting relatives. The Topic printed seven sale pills for Titonka Wesley and Woden. Ice supply concerns. Kell iceman to ship from Minnesota. Cosgrove offered five dollars for best agriculture essay. E A Hansen and Mrs Hansen to Glasgow MT. State Savings Bank of Woden opening with 200 invitations. W C Dewel elected director of Algona Farmers Institute. Mrs Court Rippentrop died of typhoid pneumonia. Germanian Record advertises marriage box 53. Whitcomb Ball and Son sale Feb 29 1914. Three teachers to speak at Kosuth County Farmers Institute. God Sherwood cites Burt Monitor note. Intermediate room school notes list tardy and absent students.
Doan residents share visits with the Abies and Anderson families near Clarion and Lakota. Geraldine Anderson marks her seventh birthday. Ted Feaver party hosts 500 game night with high scores by Mrs Wavel Mayer and Bussie Fre... Low by James Asa. Doan men rehearse Henry's Main Order Wife for Friday at the Dan church. Local gatherings include Christensen, Buffington, Sorenson, Young, Hansen, and Struthers joining dinners and entertainments.
Mrs Van Handan visited Mrs vz O y Hott on a weekday afternoon. The ladies planned a May event and noted Mrs McMiroy assisted. Mrs Phil Butting helped with framing. Agg eral of the Indies and others quilted midweek. Buffington completed quilting by weekend. Mrs C H Christensen and Margaret hosted Thursday dinner for Tom Youngs. afternoon visitors then joined Buffington’s quilting.
A. Boustetter and R. K. Bliss of Ames Extension Services outline a revised hog adjustment contract rule. Any county hog producer may qualify by cutting litter averages and market production by at least 26 percent, with specifics for litters below four and corn base under ten acres. The change allows hog reduction payments where prior rules barred them for low litter averages.
County agent G A Bonstetter explains steps to form township corn hog associations per Iowa State College Extension Service guidance. No meetings until a county canvass of eligible producers is done and contracts signed. Temporary township directors choose committee size, schedule meetings, and distribute official notices. A county organization and director schools follow.
County Agent G A Bonnstetter explains the step by step handling of corn hog reduction contracts from farmer sign up to final approval. Contracts pass from farmer to local committees county agent office tabulator corrections to Blake Board of Review state loan office and back for final approval and payment. Accuracy speeds processing and prevents unfair penalties.
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