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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
2
A rough editorial mix discusses newspaper reach and rates, praising past U.S. Supreme Court authority, and weighs in on AAA scrapping, big bankers, and the pending veterans' bonus bill moving through Ways and Means toward House and Senate approval with anticipated presidential signature.
An unnamed learned editor and economist may rescue political parties by advising them on running the government. He has written extensively criticizing principles and acts of the new desiers but stops short of telling how to proceed for both the democrats and the republican individualist party.
The Dodge Messenger notes Knox as a pragmatic reformer in contrast to Teddy Roosevelt while reflecting on Supreme Court rulings and past presidents. It argues a booming or quiet voice both can be suitable, citing Coolidge’s understated leadership and respected historical figures like Cleveland Jefferson Jackson and Washington.
Lee Wilttemare Champion states support for the New Deal and Roosevelt policies, while noting some features may be imperfect. He asserts the Roosevelt administration has materially benefited agricultural districts and plans continued support for the program, despite not being fully aligned on every point.
The speaker urged advancing the New Deal, stating they have invited battle and earned the hatred of entrenched greed. He warned that restoring selfish power would threaten liberties, as elites used propaganda to spread fear and would seize control for themselves if allowed. He urged Congress to press forward.
The document recalls the opening of the first Congress in New York City on March 4, 1789, with quorum delays and a later scandal over funding certificates. It cites Hamilton's funding plan, American debt issues, and profits by Morris and Wadsworth, describing public outcry over congressional speculation. The piece blends this historical note with local items and community notices.
Fragmentary OCR item references Omaha 1887 notices. Includes names Tow Ver de Wits Nolin and vague ad fragments, with unreadable context and partial place markers.
Special report describes a pupil who, six years away from a school, faced a planned theft. Tempted by Badecom Dantona, she recalled a teacher’s lesson that self-control stops crime. She refused to participate, was supported by peers, and the court granted freedom despite evidence suggesting involvement.
A string of residents including Lewis Larsen Cleo Shipler Stanley Larsen and Mrs Wong Lohse are reported on sick lists. George Larsen visited Algona Monday. Beulah and Arthur Bartlett and others such as Lou Smith and Larry Burger appear in nearby illness notes. Nearby Burt and surrounding areas see several patients amid throat infections and weekly visits.
Honor roll entries list individuals across multiple towns including Titonka Britt Britt, Wesley, Buffalo Center, and Tallulah. The Jan and year markers vary widely from 1887 to 1947, with numerous misspellings and place errors scattered through the roster.
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