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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau declares the federation will oppose an 11 percent rail freight rise to the last ditch. He warns farmers have been bled by high rates and calls for a shift from rate hikes to improving roads to cut costs.
Chicago hosts a nine day roundup and World Championship Rodeo starting August 15 with Tex Austin producing. Cowboys cowgirls and bulldoggers compete for over 30000 dollars in prizes at the new 75000 seat Lake Michigan stadium attracting tourists via rail boat or car.
The Titonka town council met July 6 1925 at 8 PM with Mayor Sleper and councilmen present. A clerk pro tem was appointed. prior minutes approved and bills allowed with warrants authorized. A three member committee was named to confer with the fire department on purchasing equipment. The city approved buying land from B A Panchuk to extend Ingham Avenue to the public highway when funds permit. Meeting adjourned with H B Rachut as clerk pro tem.
Notice to patrons that Homhyr Downs departs on vacation and Frank Newville will serve in his absence. Kossuth County Iowa Board of Supervisors on April 7 1926 passed a resolution concerning destruction of noxious weeds and mowing all weeds on highways. property owners and those in control are notified of obligations.
Be It Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of Kossuth County Iowa That all highway weeds be cut and destroyed with two cuts by dates in 1925 The owner or occupant must mow or destroy noxious weeds and the county will assess costs against the land If not done the county will perform work and charge the owner The County Auditor is to publish notice in official county newspapers Dated April 13 1925 Bertha E Johnson County Auditor
A 1925 Iowa court record shows Loyd Young seeking an absolute divorce from Edith Young for cruel treatment and abandonment, with a Sept 21 1925 hearing in Algona. The same document lists a probate notice for Henery Sonnenberg’s will, with hearing set for July 27, 1925, at the Algona court.
1926 season sees Mr Newton merge Traited Wild Animal Circus with Orange Bros Greater Three Ring Circus bolstering a motorized show of about seventy vehicles. Tex the elephant, famed for tantrums, is among attractions as Titanica hosts a monster parade Wednesday July 16 with performances at 2 and 4 PM.
A community dairy business notes many need cash between monthly cream checks and asks readers to calculate how high an interest rate they pay by paying with delayed cash flow. The piece urges patrons to visit the bank to arrange reasonable loans to tide them over and highlights the cost of doing business on credit.
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