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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
2
The Titonka Topic announces its status as a local post with extensive coverage, highlighting its role as a primary news source for the region. The item notes its longstanding presence and the paper's strength in serving the surrounding community.
Subscription rates listed for Kos suth County Titonka territory and outside areas with Canada and foreign options. Notices describe renewal and discontinuation rules depending on county subscriptions. Also a June 1988 primary candidate statement from John A Sleper Titonka seeking Democrat support for County Supervisor Third District Konsuth County.
Wm Schram of Titonka, Iowa announces candidacy for Kossuth County Supervisor 3rd District on the Republican ticket. Subject to voters will at the June primaries. Your support appreciated.
Cosgrove announces candidacy for re-election as Democratic Supervisor of the 3rd district in the June primary. He invites support and votes, signing as iam Cosgrove.
Iowa health officials warn millions of Americans carry syphilis with only a fraction under care. The call to action targets youth groups and all citizens to find, treat, and render infections non infectious, aiming for a generation with reduced prevalence. Readers are invited to contact the Iowa State Department of Health in Des Moines for inquiries.
Mason City Iowa Willis G C Bagley president of the First National Bank of Mason City and longtime civic leader has announced his candidacy for the republican nomination for Treasurer of State He has led the Mason City School Board the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club and Elks Club and has served with the Iowa Bankers Association and American Bankers Association He and his wife Mrs Bagley have three children and he is active in the Methodist Church
Senator Capper explains a farm bill tracing U S farm policy back to Hamilton 1791 highlighting tariffs bounties and government roles in price controls credit and marketing He argues farmers have had shrinking income since WWI and deserve government aid to manage surpluses and ensure fair pricing through the bill.
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin ranks Kossuth County as seventh in the nation for corn production and third for pork in 1935, with McLean County Illinois leading the top spots in the corn per acre comparison and Pottawattamie Iowa and Henry Illinois high in pork output. The report cites 1934 yields and 1935 rankings, highlighting Kossuth’s prominence among U.S. counties.
Gerry and Lawrence Dittmer and Mr and Mrs Leonard Dittmer spent Sunday at Miss Theode Morgans in Sheldon. Mrs Robert Cogsdir stayed a week at the Deaf Grass home near Lone Rock. The Portland Progress Club met at Martin Becker home with three hostesses. Thirty ladies attended. The Hansen children have German measles. The Tom Claytons Chas Scotts and Claude Sigsbees were Sunday supper guests at Ross Elvidge home. The Jess McDonalds Rainy Bleichs and Claude Sigsbees were Friday supper guests at Wyatt Stotts. Mr and Mrs Fred Hagen and daughters spent Tuesday at George Graham home. Neighbors surprised the Waltmans Sunday night as they move near Corwith. Mr and Mrs Art Tietz of Algona visited Lloyd Bartletts Monday. Maurice Graham and Mrs Fred Graham took Mrs Jacob Godden to Mason City to see an ear specialist. Mrs Godden and son are staying with George Graham. Mr and Mrs Fred Henken and family spent Sunday afternoon at Weert Asche home in Titonka and visited Lloyd Bartletts Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Derwood Mietzel and daughter spent Sunday at Hatten home Bancroft.
Local families and guests share weekend visits and Sunday gatherings across Algona and surrounding towns. Neighboring couples and relatives from Burt, Sexton, Jewel, Crystal Lake, and Waterloo were noted visiting homes, with several trips to the Shipler, Larsen, and Peterson households. A rest for Mrs. Sophia Peterson and a quitting party at the Godfredson home are also mentioned, reflecting community ties.
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