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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
2
The editorial argues the current primary law fails its purpose as no candidate reached 35 percent, sending the nomination to the convention. It criticizes delegate voters for ignoring voters, urges lowering the threshold or direct election to award nominations to the top vote getter as in other states.
The passage argues that voters once opposed Senator Cumming and now may oppose Brook Hart, urging consistency on current issues. It contends the High-Cummins bill, praised years ago, should remain or be repealed now, and that railroad investment guarantees should extend to farmers and publishers along the line.
Worry over Candidate Smith W Brookhart fades as supporters claim he will carry Iowa with the largest Republican majority east of the Mississippi. Analysts predict not only solid GOP support but also significant Democratic vote adoption. The Springfield Republican notes a single Democrat appointment as Postmaster at Sandwich on the Cane, with administration claims of civil service reform, echoing past wards under Wilson.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette states there is no landslide in Iowa with Mt Haring as a potential U S senator and notes industrial papers backing him while the state prepares for party realignment. the expected landslide favors Broakhart.
A local business figure and keen politician advocate keeping capable officials longer in Rosuth County. He argues a four year term with two terms is sensible to avoid constant campaigns and turnover costs, comparing it to hiring stability in a business.
A civic appeal stresses the need for law enforcement alongside full obedience to government. It urges citizens to owe an unquestioning duty to the will of the people and faith in constitutional government.
In a Glabe Gazette opinion the Volstead Act is urged as distinct from other laws and essential to national order. Opponents are accused of misrepresenting its strength and of back-biting to defend a repeal, stressing obedience to law and country over self.
Constable Klatt acted bravely arresting three youths for reckless driving in Titanka city. The notice urges speeding crackdown and legal enforcement to protect children and prevent future harm near the National Bank and Boyd Pannkuk’s area.
Col. George W. Burr of the Rock Island Arsenal notes a sermonette placard on careless ness. The message warns that carelessness destroys wealth and lives, affects workers across all fields, and invites sickness degradation and death. It labels careless behavior as a universal enemy.
Two American flags in Washington honor distant wars and the Star Spangled Banner. One flag from Fort Henry carries fifteen stars and faded colors, while a larger banner inspired Key’s anthem. The flags are shown at government buildings and the White House, with a special reverence at Key’s grave.
In winter 1918 on Scotland’s North Sea coast, an American private buried 146 shipwreck victims helped by Scottish peasants and women who handmade a small burial flag. The five foot cloth flag with blue field stars and red stripes honored the dead from the ill fated transport.
A Clarksville Star editorial calls for community unity and constructive effort to overcome pessimism. It argues limited populations suffer when individuals oppose projects, hindering progress, and urges men and women to work together for shared advancement.
Town residents and visitors are listed attending visits, family gatherings, and events in Burt and nearby areas. Mentions include Ted Ringsdorf and family travel to Mankato Minnesota, J. Daniels and Leonard Daniels visits, Leona Putz staying with Lillian Manns, Mrs. Ora Capps and sister from Wesley, Bertha Jain's upcoming trip from Hamlin Indiana, hog sales by J. Daniels, and a poultry demonstration at the W. W. Ringedorf home. News also notes milk cow purchases, a funeral in Emmetsburg, and a Bollinger barn dance with small turnout due to weather.
Town notes list visitors and gatherings around Portland with many neighbors hosting and visiting. A high point is a Sunday afternoon baseball game between Portland and Deansdays ending 26 to 10 for Portland amid community chatter and reflections on practice and local pasteboard fame.
A dated poem urges caution about La Verne as suitors roam with cars seeking beauty. The speaker warns parents to safeguard daughters and notes wraparound vigilance to prevent elopement or capture, ending with apologies to Walt Mason.
The Globe-Gazette urges readers to donate a dollar for churches and Sunday schools, recalling their aid to prior generations. It notes King’s nomination process in Clay County and argues for primary law reform to award nominations to the top vote getter. It also comments on manners and the link to customer courtesy in business.
For sale three folintooden Durag Jersey boats. Enquire of Bel Knox in Woden Iowa.
Four sisters Nina Freda Eleanor and Alice Falk reside on a Page county Iowa farm near Essex. They shipped two cars of fat steers to the Omaha market after feeding cattle on corn and alfalfa since January. The sisters attended the trip to learn buyer preferences while they manage stock with a hired man or two helping in busy seasons.
A short note examines church giving, suggesting small donations lift the giver’s mood and noting that money given to churches is viewed as a trusted form of support. reflections hint at personal virtue tied to generosity.
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