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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
1
Readable fragments report diverse local items from Iowa and nearby states. Topics include crime suspects captured, public works plans, road and bridge projects, school needs, crop updates, and civic notes. Details mention specific towns, officials, and events shaping regional life.
Jimmy Wilde defeated Pal Moore for a boxing decision in Lenexa. War risk policies payment lapses affect about three quarters of Washington insured veterans. Herbert Quick resigns from the farm board. Government redeployment funds totalling 2413,000,000 posted. daylight saving rider struck from agricultural bill. Senate adopts Borah push for protest copy on Shantung settlement. Parcel post to Germany resumes immediately up to 11 pounds. Labudde named Milwaukee customs collector. Lever named to farm loan board. Pacific fleet to include about 173 ships. The Geer sets sail from Hampton Roads. Wheat price guarantee raised to 230 per bushel for 1919. House vacation anticipated around August 1. Wilson to consult Republican senators on peace treaty and League of Nations. National Guard reorganization approved on 16-division basis. Mine sweeper Richard H. Buckley destroyed. one officer and six enlisted killed. Madrid cabinet expected to include conservatives. Women’s suffrage bill favored by Paris chamber. Paris munitions dump blast injures many. demobilization spreads through Bela Eon’s forces. Count Miklós Karolyi to go to America. News of Andes landslides disrupts repairs. Remaining German POWs to be released. British airship NS-11 losses reported. counter-minesweeping engaged. Alien bill in British House of Commons approved for restricting aliens’ employment.
A fire at a Sinndaré Ol company warehouse near Grand Rapids Midh destroyed the large facility and caused damages estimated by the company at over 200000 dollars. The incident followed a held-on collision on an aidetrack close to the site.
Dublin based nationalist group led by John Redmond decides that members will not march in the Victory parade in London. Dispatches report Bela Kun ousted as head of Hungary's communist government and Vienna sources confirm peace conference updates in Paris. Italian transfer request rejected as Paris Inter Allied council votes with 34 margin minority in chamber.
A simplified forest fire warning list from the American Forestry Association urges campers to fully extinguish all fires, avoid large embers, and never discard ashes or cigarettes where they could ignite dry material. It emphasizes never leaving a fire unattended and to seek aid from forest guards or rangers if help is needed.
The article cites 1890 to 1916 divorce trends from the U S Census Bureau. It notes the national divorce share rising from 8 to 10 percent, with District of Columbia and Nevada showing divergent rates. It discusses grounds like cruelty and provision failures and highlights alimony trends from two percent to over twenty percent of cases.
A United States labor department report estimates aliens will take about 4 billion dollars from the country as they emigrate home. The investigation covers 163,493 Poles and other groups in Chicago areas, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and surrounding districts with varying return percentages. Officials cite private bankers and sensational media as factors hindering assimilation.
United States public health service under Surgeon General Rupert Blue outlines a broad health plan to raise the nation’s physical fitness. The program targets expectant mothers, infant care, milk safety, preschool health, school medical inspections, and mental testing to correct defects that left over 8,000,000 men ineligible for military service.
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