06 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
1
The Titonka Topic, under publisher 0 Wolfe, serves Titonka Iowa with extensive local reporting. It stresses full postal service delivery as second-class mail and highlights its reach across a wide territory unmatched by other papers.
Jubilee committee met in Algona area to organize July Jubilee at Al Bona with representatives from Portland Wesley Prairie and Buffalo townships. County Agent Morrison and Supervisor McDonald attended along with local residents. No definite decisions, floats to depict early settlers and modern living were discussed.
A building erected by Sever Pannkuk for entertainment purposes is described as an ornament to Titonka. Gerdes and Baack, general contractors of Woden, performed the work with brick block exterior walls and two air spaces.
A report describes building work including plastered interior walls and a six inch sand foundation with vitrified blocks and maple flooring. It mentions M B Craven wiring, Judge Kenyon named to a federal law enforcement commission, and rumors of his senatorial candidacy with Mrs Kenyon tied to Judge Duncombe, a pioneer Iowa Democrat.
A moral exhortation urges residents to leave if discontent with the town and people. It emphasizes pursuing employment, warning that idleness breeds discontent and could lead to ruin, and suggests taking any available job to stay productive.
Iowa Department of Agriculture announces two new laws on dairy and breeding cattle imports plus tuberculosis testing amendments. All imported cattle must be tested within 60 to 40 days after arrival unless from accredited herds with two clean tests under the area testing plan. The goal is to prevent undetected infections and protect owners and the state from losses.
The fourth passive agglutination test for contagious abortion is approved amid evidence that losses stem largely from imported cattle carrying the contagion. State plan keeps tuberculosis testing unchanged. counties not started will be asked to levy for next year, while enrolled areas continue toward accreditation.
A busy weekend in Dean and nearby towns features Memorial Day services in Nevada Iowa and Britt. Families visit relatives, church activity slows due to Rev. Gartner absence, and farmers report replanting crops after a cold, wet spring. Social calls span Algona, Britt, Lake Mills, and Portland township with showers, visits, and school events.
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