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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
2
The Titonka Topic Seed Wolfh item notes its post office filing and 15 second class mall matter designation. It asserts wide territorial reach and calls it the paper covering more territory than any other.
Hon. Joe H. Anderson of Thompson Winsnebago county declares candidacy for Iowa governor to succeed Gov. N. B. Kendall with active backing from business leaders and farmers. Opponent is John Hammill of Britt, lieutenant governor, expected to circulate papers soon. Buffalo Center hosts school movie series with season tickets from one to two dollars each, proceeds benefit local schools. New Year celebrations prompt reflection on public debt and Canadian and American calls for frugal government and renewed productivity.
Titonka residents discuss establishing a cooperative laundry linked to the local creamery. In Chatfield Minnesota a similar model grew from a cooperative creamery with capital of 5000 and shares at five dollars each. The enterprise uses accumulated profits to fund a laundry building and operates as a cooperative corporation with one vote per person.
Speaker of the House J H Anderson signals his intent to seek the republican nomination for governor. He returns to Des Moines from Thompson and faces Lieutenant Gay Hammill from the tenth district as a rival. Anderson, a farmer, pledges to use his people connected perspective to craft legislation benefiting Iowa citizens. He made the decision after consultations with friends and lawmakers.
Albert Johnson arrived from his dairy farm near Grante berg Wisconsin for Christmas with his parents Dr and Mrs Nels M Johnson. A brief chat described a holiday reunion and plans for the season.
An article notes a new creamery near a large farm costing 25000 replacing an 1896 building, with butterfat price data and dairy growth from 1896 through 1920. It highlights rising creamery output, a big jump in butterfat prices, and contrasts old versus new structures as read in the Wesley News-World clipping.
Classified notice seeks buyers for any kind of cattle at any time. Seller invites contact to arrange sale and prices, offering flexible terms.
Public education notes that bank reserves support prosperity by ensuring deposits are ready on demand and loans are available. The Federal Reserve System centralizes reserves across twelve banks, linking members to a national system that prevents panics and expands credit during shortages.
Bertha E. Johnson seeks the Republican nomination for County Auditor of Kossuth County. The notice urges voters to support her at the June primary and includes broad personal advice and a motivational message.
Frank Vera has been buying farms and now owns the Henry Koepke place three miles southeast of Algona. The 100 acre property includes timber and pasture with Hoppe living on it. Vera paid about $96 an acre and plans improvements including a new barn.
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