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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
3
Inia reports prices for various items by year and advance payments. Local rates show $1.00 per year in advance, $1.60 if not paid in advance, and $1.80 in advance outside Titot trade areas. Canada and foreign counts listed at $2.50 per year in advance.
An Elmore Eye letter argues that integrity comes from the company a person keeps and the voters they elect. It condemns party machines, advocates a civil service plan for efficiency, notes historical spoils practices, and urges voting for the best men. Market notes list oats, corn, barley prices and hog sales.
Mr and Mrs V Pendergast traveled to Minneapolis last Sunday for the marriage of their daughter Mildred Kokesh to Glen Plass at 2 PM in the home of her sister Mrs Campbell. The bride is known to many readers from earlier schooling here. Pearl Stott Slinker died at her Detroit home after an operation at 34 years 9 months and 7 days. She was born in Fonda and married Harold Slinker in Indianola on December 22 1920. Funeral held in Indianola Monday. Surviving are her husband a son and daughters and her parents brothers and sisters.
The Iowa Lakes Region Planning Institute will hold a one day program in Emmetsburg on Friday July 10 1936. The event is sponsored by the Lakes Region Planning Institute with cooperation from the State Planning Board. Notable speakers include J N Darling P H Elwood Jr J R Fitzsimmons H H Kildee Dwight G McCarty and others. Aimed at stimulating county and town planning understanding across Iowa.
The Republican County Convention at the Legion Hall in Algona filled the room with delegates from most precincts and chose up delegates to the state convention including L. J. Dickinson and George W. Patterson with alternates. The convention endorsed Dickinson and Knox for the presidential ticket and reflected a shift with many Roosevelt supporters returning to the Republican fold. The Democratic gathering elected 44 delegates for the state convention and named delegates to the state judicial convention, with Clarence R. Janvrin winning the nomination for County Auditor.
Annual financial statement shows total receipts 33 699 73 general fund and 13 863 19 other sources with disbursements to teachers janitors bus drivers and supplies. Listed payments include teaching staff cited by name, maintenance, and operating costs for the Buffalo Township district in Kossuth County Iowa for year ending June 30, 1936.
The item lists payroll and supplier payments including names such as Boilacker Bros and J. Winston, with numerous line items for supplies, hauling, auditing, and services. Totals show amounts like 19,836.54 and multiple small sums, but many names and entries appear garbled or partial.
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