20 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
1
Subscription rates set for Titonka trade territory with advance payment options. Rates listed include $1.00 annually in advance within Titonka area, $1.86 for non prepaid within state, $2.66 outside Titonka territory and other states, and $8.66 for Canada and foreign countries.
Candidates announce for county supervisor, sheriff, and county recorder in the June primary on both Democrat and Republican tickets. A Republican caucus tonight will select six delegates to the county convention, with district races and nonpartisan reform potential influencing the statewide ticket prospects.
A vintage political column notes the Hoover Borah rivalry, recalling Hoover’s 1930 Cleveland address, its predictions of European recovery, and the ensuing debate among Republicans. It contrasts Democratic prospects, hints at New Deal critiques, and previews future party maneuvers with a Mason City reply on wealth distribution and farm ownership amid relief debates.
A critical review argues anti Roosevelt satire by Republicans risks backfiring, citing films by Sentinels of the Republic and speakers like William Birmingham and Henry Breckenridge. It condemns mocking the New Deal as unproductive politics and warns of a defeat for the party of Lincoln without fair issues and clear messaging.
A Lakota Record excerpt defines a gentleman as a man who is modest brave generous and fair to all, who minds his own business and treats women children and the elderly with respect. The text praises self restraint and resilience without arrogance or excess.
In the town's early days the council proceedings were printed in full by Topic. There were no set legal rates and the paper charged $25 per year under contract to inform voters about council chamber activities. This practice began during the Gardner administration and continued for three or four years.
Thirty five years ago Peter Cavern of Portland and Miss Mary Muldoon of Wesley and Miss Nellie Govern of Wesley and Mr. Do. Uriel of Palo Alto County Were united in marriage at Bancroft last years Tuesday at the Catholic church. J. J. Budlong of the Peoples Bank was resigned as cashier, election March 1. Herman Nelson of Wesley, Assistant Cashier of the Security Bank of Wesley had been selected to take his place. The Hon Gardney Cawles of Al HEC GIL.
A wedding reports the marriage of Ida to Alexendriy Buckholdt at the bride’s parents home with plans to reside on the Buckholdt farm. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Loeschen dies at one year with funeral services. Household moves include J Bourcey to Winans, J Buas to Foreston, and W A Ladendart moving into rooms above Boston Bakery. A farm sale notes F A Amesbury buying 80 acres from K J Wox at $56 per acre.
January 1800 pupil non tardy list includes Herman Finn John Klaus Clara Kroll Ernest Petersen Vernon Klenx. Titonka area report notes January February 1906 non absent students and teachers names. Local events: marriages births moves church weddings and political notices in Algona Wesley German Township and Center N D.
A damaged OCR segment reports a crime near Ming Myrtle within two miles of a taridon site. Details are garbled with unclear names and dates. no clear actions, outcomes, or entities can be securely identified from the readable text.
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