Titonka Topic Postoffice Publication Note
Titonka Topic issued at the Postoffice in Titonka Iowa as Second class Mail Matter. It thoroughly covers a territory within a fifteen mile circumference that is reached by no other paper.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
2
Titonka Topic issued at the Postoffice in Titonka Iowa as Second class Mail Matter. It thoroughly covers a territory within a fifteen mile circumference that is reached by no other paper.
A county news note describes a New Year street accident in Clear Lake where a limousine struck a telephone pole amid a pole filled scene. The piece laments local reporting bias and calls for nonpartisan candidate selection, critiques state legislature costs, and jokes about Roosevelt resolving bills quickly.
A reflection on crime and legislation notes that crooks exploit loopholes and laws cannot create honesty. It argues laws should narrow gaps to reward honesty, while acknowledging some fortunes arise from deceit. The piece contrasts societal trust with enforcement, then reports a newborn girl for Mot and Mrs T A Dunimire.
Portland residents share Sunday visits with West Bend and Blue Earth families while attending showers and weddings in Swen City. Local clubs meet and socials occur as residents aid, entertain, and donate to the Algona library through Gardner Cowles endowment.
Mrs Walter Anderson hosted. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Bitls Jai and Stanley Ventetcher. Tony Ventetchers visited Dale Struthers. Ray Hansens dined with Mrs Phil Buffington’s family. Various residents hosted and visited kin, with church supper income and 4 H meeting noted. multiple Algona area names appear in a long social diary style.
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