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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
1
The Titonka Topic, published by Lee O. Wolfe, proclaims its role as a community newspaper entered at the Titonka Post Office as second class mail. It emphasizes thorough coverage of a territory unmatched by any other paper.
A speech by Clarence Darrow in Humboldt or Fort Dodge criticizes Iowa farmers for letting politicians steer policy. He cites state expenditures, county bond issues, and salary increases for lawmakers, urging farmers to organize and think for themselves instead of relying on inherited religious and political beliefs.
The speaker warns against party loyalty and urges voters to elect congressmen who will fight for agriculture. He critiques the tariff system and Interstate Commerce Commission, urging removal of protective walls so farmers can buy on open markets and improve prosperity.
Congressman L J Dickinson spoke at a Hamilton county farm picnic in Webster City claiming the McNary Haugen bill needs a farm board and urging support for federal action to stabilize farm prices. He criticized Coolidge and urged Iowa farm leaders to push a congressional program in 1928.
Mrs. Frank P. Huber, previously from this township, came to visit John Fink’s home for a week or two. She learned her husband was badly hurt in a car accident and was sent to Mason City before returning to Wahpeton North Dakota. Friends hope the condition is not as serious as first reported.
The offer promises daily earnings for money invested in our Preferred Stock with a rate of over 7 percent on the dollar. It emphasizes immediate income from the investment starting the day funds are deposited.
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