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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
2
The Titonka Tropic proclaims itself as the paper that thoroughly covers a wide rural region reached by no other publication. It emphasizes its status as second class mail matter at the Titonka Iowa post office and aims to serve local readers with comprehensive coverage.
We express sincere thanks to friends who aided us during illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. We also thank those who sent flowers and assisted in the music. John Hickle and family.
A rush of politicians heads to Des Moines to push Hoover at the state convention. The writer accuses leaders of misleading voters and questions if they can sway Iowans to back a candidate who has long shown disdain for Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Joe Risius and sons Klaas and John spent over a week at the Rochester hospital where Klaas avoided an operation after a critical illness. The family later returned home Friday feeling hopeful about Klaas health. The article also previews the Iowa State Fair program with racing hippodrome fireworks bands and a large midway and horse shows.
A Dubuque printed four page Iowa Tax Reform Bulletin sent to Iowa legislators attacks tax reform efforts while listing executive committee members from banks utilities and carriers. Editors and lobbyists named include R. A Crawford Des Moines Valley National Bank and John Reed Iowa Railway Light Co Cedar Rapids with others tied to finance and power firms.
The piece attacks a network of wealthy Iowa men tied to tax reform efforts including Co. H. McNides and Senator Bergman. It argues tax reform would shift burdens away from the wealthy, praising Patterson for proposing an income tax despite opposition from banks, utilities, and large businesses.
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