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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
The article discusses how farmers should determine limits on crop acreage and livestock sales under the new deal. It notes government responsibility to set guidelines, while farmers must decide how to respond to the policy and market changes, acknowledging lingering skepticism about the abrupt national shift.
An advertisement touts the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire with Life-Saver Golden Ply claiming three times longer wear than standard tires and superior resistance to blow-outs and skidding. It emphasizes heat resistance and reduced danger at high speeds, noting the tires cost no more than standard models.
Chadron Nebraska publisher George C G Snow printed a newsless edition filled with advertisements to prove ads support the paper. Subscribers complained, then the next issue returned to normal, with a reminder that merchants who use throw sheets may push the small town paper out of business. The object lesson aimed at motivating advertisers to sustain local news.
A Fenton reporter laments over fifty years of broken promises and growing fear that improvements are temporary as cuts are implemented. The piece suggests disillusionment and concern about lasting gains amid diminishing expectations.
Mr and Mrs Frank Newville visited his parents in Mason City while other locals traveled to see relatives in Forest City Lake Mills Britt and Britt area. Vance Reichsomen returned from Washington DC to visit family. Irwin Eden comes home for summer duties and excels in school. Ernest Godfredson joins Iowa Forestry Brigade awaiting call. Evelyn Olson leaves Wilsons Cafe. Margaret Callies to replace her. F R Hicks Spirit Lake visited to honor graves of Vernon and Mrs J W Emerson. Chas Reibsamen expands poultry business with 800 chicks and reports thriving prairie chicken numbers. Titonka Telephone Company stockholders receive dividend checks at Titonka Savings Bank.
Notice of probate filed in Ida County Iowa Rosuth County court No 8746 dated March 1883 informs all interested parties to appear at the Algona courthouse for hearing on the last will and testament of Lewis Oasterreicher, deceased. The instrument dated March 8 1888 was admitted for hearing on July 6 1934 before the district court or clerk, with J McHvoy as clerk and Alma Greiner deputy.
The Vidac Program at Cleo Nelson home featured papers on Morocco by Mary Sartor Ines Wolfe Martha Bonacker Nadine DeVries and others a Poppy program followed. Legion wreaths were laid by Boy Scouts for veterans. County meeting June 6 at Lone Hook and poppy sales details. Ramsay Church Missionfest June 7 program includes German language service speakers Rev Kampmann Rev Landaladel Rev Depping and Rev Landstedel English language addresses. All welcome.
Kentucky Burley tobacco advertises old Kentucky Burley as the finest crop with ripe rich leaves and mellow flavor. It promises aged aroma and a smoother smoke, claiming superior satisfaction to all other tobaccos and urging readers to try.
An advertisement for Old Kentucky Burley tobacco promotes a five pound package for smoking or chewing. It touts old-fashioned quality, tax savings, direct-from-grower pricing, and trial offers with mail orders from Independent Tobacco Growers Association in Frankfort, Kentucky. It emphasizes no chemicals, strong flavor, and a direct-mail sales method with payment by money order or cash.
George Mayer and family visited relatives at Palmer a week ago. Sun Mr. and Mrs. Joel Lamoreux of near Crystal Lake visited in this vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reinder Dirkaen of Kanawha visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Hol Ites and family were guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Altis. Kermit Larson of Clarion visited home folks Tuesday. Roger went back with him to visit a week.
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