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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
1
The Titonka Topic Seed Wolfe, a local publisher, is recorded as entered at the Titonka post office in Iowa as second class mail matter, indicating its mailing status and mailing district.
The article traces early attempts at state deposit guarantees in Oklahoma and Kansas, notes repeated failures and political influence, and highlights Nebraska as the strongest example. It describes a mutual insurance approach run by bankers, compulsory state coverage for state banks, a Guarded Fund Commission, and the calm deposits protection after bank failures.
Josh Cunningham and wife of Volga City arrived yesterday to attend the Old Settlers Picnic. W. J. Denton, Irwin Shelmeyer, Barber Gilbertson and H. A. Bruns attended the hall game at West Bend Tuesday. Ben Longhottom and daughter Lorna returned from England, arriving in Britt after an eight day journey from Liverpool.
The Iowa Good Roads Publicity Committee argues that abandoned special highway legislation has spurred broad support for a comprehensive road program. It notes counties will spend hundreds of thousands on labor, implying positive effects on business and state growth. It credits Chief Engineer Fred White and the highway commission for steering away from pay as you go plans.
The writer documents a long journey from Fort Frances to Rainy River and Cedar Island Lodge, noting lush white clover along Clover Leaf Route and varied terrain north of the river. The trip includes a rough Lake of the Woods crossing, muskie and black bass fishing reports, a Canadian border crossing at Raby River, fuel prices, and rainfall affecting pastures across Minnesota from Greenbush to Fergus Falls.
The writer notes pasture parcels thinning grass in Fergus Falls area while oats may be lost and corn remains strong from Red Lake Falls south. A long trip of over 1800 miles ended with a Rush Lake fishing camp run by Compton and Palient of Waterloo Iowa. The Iowa guides offer river fishing for bass pike sunfish and more near the camp. Rush Lake and river provide abundant sport and table fare.
Farm offers include five room house and barn, valued at $4400 five years ago, illness forces sale. Priced at $130 per acre with $2000 to $3000 down pay. 320 acres in Dickinson County with new barn and tenantable buildings, located near Lake Paka on the A Y P trail, priced to sell at $100 per acre. Wolfe's Land Agency, Titonka Iowa.
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