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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
2
Entered at the Titonka Iowa post office as second class mail matter Local Advertising charges ten cents per line for the first issue and additional cents per line for each subsequent issue indicating a small town newspaper rate card.
George E. Roberts warned at the State Bankers Convention in Fort Dodge that rising land prices do not boost state wealth unless production increases. He cautioned about mortgage indebtedness if farm product prices fall and urged bankers to consider the long term impact on tenancy, fertility, and credit.
Professor Irving Fisher warned that readjustment has stalled and Redfield notes industries are absorbing the shut down, signaling prices for rail fare lighting rent clothing and moving pictures will remain at elevated levels. Analysts foresee possible future declines only after years, but current costs show no downturn. Trim your sails accordingly.
Senator Walter B. Edge of New Jersey argues that rising prices are shared, urging a plan to start things moving despite the high price level. The article notes his stance amid economic discussions in New Jersey.
The speaker criticizes government paralysis as a lack of courage and calls for boosting exchange and American goods. He praises speedier production and consumption while stressing workers deserve more than a living wage and that trade must be mutually profitable.
Kossuth County Road Association reports funding outlines for the primary road system. Federal and state funds cover grading and draining with potential for graveling or paving on approved projects. A July 22 vote will decide whether to surface the entire system or pursue bond-facilitated progress, with later bulletins detailing plans.
Interested in dairying are invited to join a county Holstein tour on Wednesday July 9 starting at 9 30 a m at A A Dreyer farm Latte Creal The tour covers nine farms in the north part of the county including Lange Butterfield Ryerson and ends at M J Ryerson farm near Burt at 6 p m The organizers H E Colby secretary of the Iowa Holstein Friesian Association Mr Hatch of Iowa Farms Mr Arnold of Hargrave Arnold Mr Hadley of Cass Farm and Mr Maxwells of Maxwell Farm will attend veterans and leading breeders will host the stops Participants hope for good weather and smooth travel.
The Cattle Feeders of Kossuth county will hear John Evward Tuesday July 8 at 2 p.m. The meeting, the annual gathering, will be at the P S Wilhelm farm two miles west.
An annual feature highlights a group of progressive men with John Edward, renowned for the self feeder and hog and cattle feeding expertise. He mingles with farmer feeders and the gathering promises a rare treat for all attendees, with welcome extended to everyone.
Mr Rhodes from the barberry eradication drive tours the county this week conducting a final canvass on barberry push sites. The campaign links barberry to black rust in wheat and urges residents to report any isolated bushes to curb spread.
An assortment of agricultural items and real estate notices appear. Listings include improved farms for sale in South Central Wisconsin with price per acre and contact details through Sol dner Sleper Realty Co Kilbourn Wis. Also farm equipment and livestock ads from Titonka Iowa buyers like Albert Schiltz and a Rock Island 24 inch gang plow with a six horse Morse kerosene engine offered by J Lamoreux Titonka.
Listings from Johnson Titonka Iowa offer a three inch tire wage and a gravel box for sale along with a one tt half at PARES GREEN EB Hansen's. Local ad notes contact details and location in Titonka area.
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