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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
2
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Iowa counties issued 250 warehouse certificates in the first year representing 300000 bushels of mostly corn. Certificates offered 37 cents above local prices but few farms organized credit corporations yet. Banks view them with caution and a ready market is needed for broader use.
During hard times the Herald announces new rates for church suppers and school basket socials at ten cents per line starting January 1. Ordinary meeting notices remain free. cards of thanks cost fifty cents. resolutions of respect cost one dollar. Cash must accompany notices.
North Judson News proclaims the farmer as the provider of all mankind, essential to prosperity, defense, and civilization, linking grain, energy, and daily life to farm work and nature's harmony. The piece extols the farmer as the nation's backbone and moral steward of God's plan.
Three grounds for teacher certificate revocation are illegality in securing the certificate incompetency in teaching and immorality of conduct.
County papers Courtier Upper Des Moines and Wesley News-World for the year Td. Wesley banker sick on trip and missed opportunities. Weather below zero then rising. Jacob Limburg visited Clarksville. R. Lane Illinois trip. Townsend with old friends in Burt. Prof. Bunch and Miss Roma Fritz arrive to teach. Ben Kleist to Minnesota on business. Grundy County visit of Albert Adams and Heiko Adams. Gertie Tjaden visits Krause family. Maggie Moore visiting Algona. Mrs. Ira Glarke back from Albert Lea. Birth announced for Thos Bosma. George B. Hall in town on land business planning south trip. Lou Oesterreicher home from Chicago with fat cattle. Editors Tucker and Sherwood now J. P.s. Albert Ogren elected supervisor chair. popular in district. Herman Nelson reports job at Owl Drug Co. Albert J. Bleich and wife return from Wisconsin. Wisconsin Blizzard noted.
Rumors circulate that the People's Bank of Ledyard bought the State Bank Building at Germania and that the Dalton bank will move to Germania. The German Valley Co-Operative Creamery directors reelected the old officers with Herman Nelson as secretary. A 1905 Topic lists the People's Bank of Titanica liabilities and assets, with capital stock at 20 000 and total resources around 170 000. A call to save federal aid for Iowa urges amending the primary road law to fit federal requirements, criticizing the county option system and urging legislature action.Two youths from Lone Rock and Bancroft forged a check cashed at Denton’s drugstore near Burt, were arrested, paid costs, and released, with caution against future forgery.
Fragmentary text shows Edith Budlong as Notary Public in and for Kossuth County. Numerical figures appear unrelated to the explicit notary designation. No additional context or event details are available from the readable portion.
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