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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
3
Aunt Emmy defines a budget as a plan for income and expenses and outlines a typical 2000 to 10000 dollar annual income split. She stresses saving ten percent, then rent, food, betterment, clothes, and operating costs, with banks advising on adjustments and securities.
Analysis outlines ten points on how the Federal Reserve supports business. It highlights confidence in banks, elastic currency and stable rates, wartime and postwar relief, efficient check collection, stronger gold reserves, foreign and domestic trade financing, government operations handling, and reestablished gold standard abroad.
John H. Pualicher to chair the American Bankers Association Educational Foundation as $600000 in pledges support scholarships and research in economics nationwide. Other trustees include Leonard P. Ayers Stephen S. Miller Lewis E. Pierson George B. Roberts Brands Sisson Evans Woollen W Espey Albis and local bankers backing school banking education programs.
The Mint and Congress consider commemorative coins for major American events and figures from Revolutionary War to Civil War landmarks. Secretary Mellon opposes, yet bills pass to fund celebrations via premium sales, despite concerns over anti counterfeiting and coinage integrity. The era’s last Monroe issue failed, melting most of its mintage. The piece weaves in local notices and society news about visits, reunions, and gatherings surrounding the broader monetary discussion.
The Paul Erdman family drove to Algona Saturday. The Viggo Kiilsholm family was there Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson of ranken visited Sunday at the George Benner home. Mrs. Price Lloyd of Britt suffered a stroke with doctors saying recovery is unlikely. The Niewald family visited West Bend last week. Paul Erdman and Sidney Lloyd went to Mason City Monday for two to three days of work. Albert Bleich, Sr. returned after visiting his daughter in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty of Eagle Grove planned to visit Mrs. Conner in Algona. Carl Haugen and daughter Lottie drove to Algona for a medical consult. Thelma Conner left for Cedar Rapids then Stanwood to see Miss Violet Simpson. Henry Schutter died Tuesday morning after a short illness. Kin Fox and family attended a picnic in Algona with Barney Castor, Cleo Black’s family, and Mrs. Greene of Storm Lake.
Burt items note Glaays Hamm of Corwith visiting Shelby Stevens at the Chester Street home. Okla couple Chester Stow and wife came for relative visits. Dr W J Peters and Prof O Conhoy itt closed a slug party at Algona. Missionary Society met Saturday at Mrs A G Valentina’s home. Peterson and wife from Westad visited the Slaughter home Sunday.
Portland area residents and visitors are listed with short notes on travels, calls, and gatherings. Names include Welter, Bleich, Raney, Fitch, Putz, Matson, Faulstich, Dorsey, Crouch, Callies, Wiese, Callies titonka, and others. Harvest activity and plans for the Old Settlers Picnic on the 22nd are mentioned along with a caravan to Sexton and Blue Earth events.
The Bartlett family from Kansas share oil and visits with relatives in Guckeen and nearby towns. A large Ray Smith family reunion precedes a Sunday dinner, while dances mark the weekend with Philips Orchestra providing music. The upcoming barn dance next Saturday promises the season’s final social.
Woden notes frequent visits and gatherings including Dirksen, J Valley from Forest City, and families from Britt and Wesley. Social visits span Monday to Sunday with ball games, church mission fest, dinners, and trips to Lake Okoboji Rochester and the Black Hills. Several residents report illness and travel, with a large turnout at the Mason City ball game.
Mr and Mrs Win Ortiel Jr occupy the former Fitzpatrick home as a temporary dwelling while planning to move to the farm owned by the Ortiels parents in the near future.
Simple mixture stops gas and bloating with buckthorn glycerine and other ingredients. The ad claims ten minute relief by removing old waste matter and reducing fullness. Adlerika is marketed as quick and pleasantly easy for chronic constipation and is sold by W. J. Denton, druggist.
May concern notice of probate for Olof Borquist deceased. An instrument purporting to be his last will, dated June 16 1920, has been filed and read. A hearing is set in Algona Court House for proof of the will and to determine if it should be admitted as the deceased's last will.
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