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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates for the Titonka territory and surrounding regions. It lists $1.60 per year in advance within Titonka territory, $1.60 per year outside Titonka trade area, and $3.60 per year in Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance. Lee D Wolfe is named as publisher.
Opinion columns question state liquor store profits amid high overhead and calls for fair publicity funding. Criticism targets tariffs, bootlegging, and government costs while debating how public agencies should pay for publicity and services. Includes a sheriff sale notice and a legal foreclosure in Kossuth County.
The piece mocks voters and reform debates with lines on female influence transforming politics and direct senatorial elections. It questions assumptions about employment shifts and critiques sensational schemes like lightning rod panics pitched to rural farmers.
A clipped line from a wartime era note jokes about single men and their wives, with a nickname Rusy quoted. The fragment suggests a social or humor item reflecting home life and affection during a period of separation.
A Twonnsletter praised Rep Bonnstetter after a hour Monday discussing issues from the recent 45th general assembly. He is described as a clear cut unbiased leader on taxation and a strong advocate of tax revision. The Garner Leader notes his travel plans with his family include a Missouri trip and potential Ozarks visit, while Whittemore Champion highlights his strong record with Kossuth County residents.
Dr. T A Otto Meyer of New York claims to have found rheumatism’s cause and a cure if treated early. He says rheumatism starts in the legs with germs causing joint inflammation and bloodborne poisons reaching joints. He cites destruction of the smooth bone surface as the pain source and proposes treatment like phlebitis care, but warns cure is impossible after bone injury.
Judgment in favor of Metropolitan Life Insurance against John Boekelman et al for 16147.12 plus costs leads to auction of the Northeast Quarter of section 28, Township 98, Range 27 west, at the east door of the Algona Court House on August 3, 1924, at 10:00 A.M. Sullivan, MceMehon & Linnan represent the plaintiff. Carl Dahlhauser, Sheriff, announces the sale.
Farmers in the United States participating in the wheat adjustment program will receive total benefits of about 102 million dollars. The proclamation sets minimum planted acreage at 86 percent of the 1928-1932 average, with payments at 29 cents per bushel from processing tax proceeds. The Agricultural Rehabilitation Section of the AAA will aid coordination with state agencies and extension services to operate rural rehabilitation. In corn hog relief, about 13 million dollars is due in the first installment, with disbursements ongoing and Iowa receiving over 7 million.
Secretary of State Mrs. Alex Miller releases a patrol report detailing six thousand seven hundred fifty six miles patrolled and eight hundred sixty four motorists warned. Forty eight charges were filed. thirty three motorists received aid. Stop signs and lights cited as key safety issues. A weekly safety broadcast over WHO WOC promotes awareness.
The Junior Activities Group of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit will meet at Anna Schenck's home on Monday afternoon, July 27 at 3. Daughters of all World War veterans are urged to attend. A business meeting will be held, with Maxine Petersen serving as secretary. Plans aim to divide the group by age for program arrangements. The unit scrap book project seeks photographs for county contest. Gold Star Mothers program at Mary Sartor’s home drew praise, with grandchildren delivering musical numbers and tributes. No work this week due to the junior group meeting. reports will follow the state convention. Burt and Hitherville units honored Kossuth in radio reports. Burt first in the eighth district for annual report.
The Wesley area reports Active social visits from local families including Miss Irene Haynes at Mason City hospital and Mrs Koppen in Algona. A 19 to 7 win over Garner at the local diamond boosts community pride as residents plan Wesley Day and attend club meetings, picnics, and church lawn programs.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local public sale reference with partial details including a sale action and unspecified officials. The readable fragments mention a sale and local authority but lack complete names, dates or places to detail further.
A state commission clarifies clam gathering rules for fish bait use. Clams may be taken only in small numbers for one day and from waters where permitted. Large quantities for sale bait require a regular license, as removal harms fish life.
A suspect faced forgery allegations related to altering a public record. The case involves claims that the auditor’s ledger was modified concerning an earlier official entry. Prosecution continues with authorities citing improper changes tied to county records and local officials.
The Board of Directors of Buffalo Independent Consolidated School in Buffal township Kagsuth County Iowa will meet August 7, 1994 at Titouka School Building. Taxpayers may be heard on the estimate of expenditures. General 15600 8663 8600. School House 3900 100. Transportation 3600. Library 200. Totals 28100 8008.
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