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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
1
Town News Wire reports a lightning strike devastating the Lingo garage in Norwich wiping out twelve trucks, tools, and other property for a total loss of 24000 dollars. The item notes accompanying damages and the broader context of local insurance and recovery efforts.
A sweeping summary notes varied topics from federal finance actions to international diplomacy. It references Governor Harding on monetary policy, Senator Bryan opposing American Armenia mandates, navy oil contracts at high prices, proposed rail revenue hikes, and calls for restraint in coal strikes. Also mentions price trends, labor talks, and election dynamics across multiple states.
Personal Senator Tholes Penrose plans to attend the Republican national convention in Chicago. Admiral Thabert P. Coontz is named commanding general of the Military Order of the Perelyn Wars in New York during the organization’s national meeting. Adolph de la Muerta of Sonora serves as interim president of Mexico in a special session in Mexico City. The de la Muerta vote passed 224 to 28. General Vo Careinza died after a fall from Mexico City and an escape into the mountains. Railings around Rinconada and the fate of Carranza’s companions are noted. A London dispatch mentions Parsinits Wop warning the Ledg e of Nadas against Bolshevik aggression.
Congress approves a 400000 federal appropriation for Pilgrim tercentenary activities with a nine member commission. Funds will restore Plymouth Rock and shorelines and improve Provincetown monuments while marking sites in Provincetown Truro Wellfleet and Eastham. Massachusetts and Plymouth also allocate funds and organizations contribute.
A Department of Agriculture report shows housewives pay 16 cents a quart for milk while farmers receive only 4 to 13 cents, averaging about 8.14 cents. The remaining 50 cents covers freight, distribution, and middleman profits. regional variations and city examples illustrate the global dynamics of milk pricing.
The United States Garden Army aims to enroll 2,500,000 children in school garden programs across the United States. The plan emphasizes integrating gardening into school work, forming student companies, and distributing insignia and certificates of honor as recognition for achievements. Manuals are available from the Government Printing Office in Washington.
Representative Everette J. Upward of Oklahoma discussed the state's rapid growth and wealth since joining the union. He cited 1910 crop values at 847,758,000, livestock value 214,181,000, farm income averaging 88,000 per family, and landowners earning 840,050,000 from crops, royalties, and livestock.
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