Titonka Topic reports local contracts and political chatter
The Titonka Topic notes county supervisors awarded printing and binding jobs mainly to Mason City firms with one bill-head job to Luverne News. It comments on taxes for newspapers and mocks county bids as below cost. It discusses Rep L J Dickinson and Senator Cumming, urging Dickinson for nomination.
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L. J. Dickinson
United States
Towa
Iowa
Republican Party
Cumming
Dickincon
County Board of Supervisors
Mason City
Luverne News
Board of Supervisors
Giant milk can would reach cloud height, 1000 feet wide
Blue Valley Creamery Institute estimates all U S milk last year would fill a can 1000 feet in diameter and 2000 feet high. It would hold 11,026,252,441 gallons valued at 2.566 billion dollars based on daily milking from 24,675,000 cows. Emptying the can would create a river 5 feet deep and 20 feet wide stretching 3,775 miles.
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United States
Washington Monument
National Capital
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Swea City Merchants Eye Trade Retention In Big Dollar Sale
A large day sale in Swea City aims to keep local shoppers from traveling to nearby towns. Merchants hope to hold their share of the trade area by appealing to residents to buy weekly supplies locally. The piece also notes political optimism for Senator Brookhart and mentions farming losses from a hard freeze and subsequent dry weather, suggesting crop reallocation to millet or alfalfa.
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Swea
Union Slough
Cashier Inne Gerdes and Family Vacation Plan
First National Bank cashier Inne Gerdes and his family left last Saturday for a month long trip. They will visit his boyhood home in the southern part of the state and plan to spend time in Sulphur Springs Missouri where the cashier will seek treatments to ease rheumatic pains.
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Inne Gerdes
First National Bank
Mr. Gerdes
Titonka Village Council Meets At Ti tonka Savings Bank
The Titonka village council held a regular meeting June 1 1925 at 8 PM at the Titonka Savings Bank with Mayor Sloper and councilmen Meyer Stott Sartor and Wolfe present. Bills were read and approved except John Schumacher. resolution designated Titonka Savings Bank as town funds depository up to 5000 dollars. Meeting adjourned with Wm Boyken as town clerk.
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Titonka Savings Bank
Sloper
Meyer
Stott
Sartor
Wolfe
John Schumacher
Rasmus Hansen
S. G. Drake
Henry Isebrand
Jd. D. Breen
Frank Hagen
Interstate Power Co
Sleper
Titonka
Kossuth County
Iowa
Local Social Notes Across the Region
Guide Sartor will teach next year near St. Joe. Mr and Mrs John Schroeder were Titania visitors Friday. Mrs J D Breen returned from a two week visit with her sister at Nashua. Miss Grace Sloper heads to Buffalo Center for summer work. Telko Bietsema visited with his wife and daughter over the weekend. Mrs Victor Lamoreux and children visited Titonka relatives. Miss Maxine visits grandparents for a week. Clarence Cooper leaves for Algona for a summer business college session and will work as a waiter at the State Cafe. George Hansen, recovering from a paralytic stroke, is improving and out briefly.
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Guide Sartor
St. Joe
John Schroeder
Titania
J. D. Breen
Nashua
Grace Sloper
Buffalo Center
Telko Bietsema
Main
Victor Lamoreux
Titonka
Maxine Graid
Mrs Fisher and family take Iowa City visit and travel home
Mrs John Fisher and son Stanley returned from Iowa City Friday afternoon and visited briefly with Robert in Ames on the way home. Mrs Pierre Sartor and son Gusto left for Chicago for an extended visit, stopping at Dubuque en route. B F Crose rode with Dr Wallace to Titonka for a health outing, while Elmer Myklebust and family heard Rev Brown give Titonka graduates’ outdoor address with Mrs Benson present.
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John Fisher
Stanley
Iowa City
Ames
Robert
Pierre Sartor
Gusto
Chicago
Dubuque
Elmer Myklebust
Titonka
Rev. Brown
Omaha
Titon
Straight Talks with Aunt Emmy on Debenture Bonds
Aunt Emmy explains to Helen what a debenture bond is and why it may be safe or risky. She notes that debentures are loans to a company without pledged property, relying on the borrower’s credit rating and profitability.
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Emmy
Helen
Blank Manufacturing
Aunt Emmy
Bignk Manufacturing Corporation
Bankers Aid Youths and Agricultural Campaigns
A banker's letter advises checking the Bank Manufacturing Corporation for safe investments. Pierce County Bankers Association funds a Short Course at the University of Wisconsin for youth. Eaton County bankers sponsor alfalfa meetings boosting acreage and a bovine tuberculosis eradiation drive aims for county accreditation. Richland County Bankers Association joins three groups to push bankers farmer clubs and the alfalfa program.
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Pierce County Bankers Association
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Eaton County
Michigan
Charlotte
Richland County Bankers Association
North Dakota
Banker-Farmer
Fargo
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Leho
Tora
Froroughly
Canada Post Offices
THE_ AMERICANS_ ASSOCIATION
Olaf Finnemark
Wesley Township
Gheese
Joe Gre
Eakeast
U.S
Brookhart
Steck
Farm Bureau
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
the County Fairgrounds
Hammill
North Hall Vo? County
South Halt
Wong
Clarence Cooper
Algona
Business College
George Hansen
Agal
Crose
Dr. Wallace
Washington, D. c
George Benson
Lamorean Auto Co
Ford
Britt
Titania Creamery
Nick Heesch
Wert
Asche Fee Tapper
Warner Smidt
John A. Harms
John Loeschen
Geo. Meyer
Bartlett & Sons
Henry Boeckholt Evert
Ubben
Aug
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Zweifel
T. M. Helmer
John Koestler
Henry Gray
Co. Phelps
Mark Shau
Henry R. Janssen
Agga Janssen Gee
L. Schmidt
Henry P. Harms
Anton Pannkuk
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Chas
Ama G. Dirksen
Martin Brandt E
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Stecker
Peter Ubben
Helmer Beenken
H. A. Nelson
Eimer Hansen
Hammond Heiko Bruns, Jr
Ben Meyer
M. J. Hoestler
Dick Welp
Mike Arend
W. W. Spear
Mrs. T. Onnen
Floss Buffington
Harm Harrenga
Abert
Sehilta
By Ae
Geo
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Henry H. Bruns
John E
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Everding
Herman Boeckhola
Phil Buffington
J. Rippentrop
Henry Schutter
Fred Boyken
Tjaden
Frank Franzen
John Schutter
Ricks
Jake Wages Will Rode
John Pantikuk
Carl Whitney
Abbe Winter
Chris Brandt Forest Willis
Jake Gigler
John Alke
Frank Tryon
Brown Harvey Graham Boyd Deickman
Ralph Janssen
Wm. Stenzel Evert Post
Lloyd Bartlett
Peter Beenken
Clarence Mechla
Earl Bates
Schmidt Bros
Albert Doden
Earl Blakley
Herman Dreesman
Ralph Yanger
Wang
W. Sullivan
Pres
H. BE. Bachut
J. J. Cobgrove
Edith Budlong
Union S. S. Picnic
Bulls
Wii Rogers
Will Rogeeds
Durham
Rupe P. S
Tae Agg
Amay Bene
York City
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