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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
The Titonka Topic recalls that even great leaders like Pinchot and Beveridge faced sneers yet returned to uphold their principles. It warns against stooping to underhand tricks and notes potential temporary setbacks before right principles prevail.
The Farm Bureau enters post primary politics with a focus on agriculture and debt relief. Clerk J A Frech inspected political fences, while eight Buffalo Democrats were present with one missing in the shuffle. Sullivan and Wolfe are noted as distinct figures.
Lee O Wolfe of Titonka Iowa thanks political friends, home folks, and newspapers for their support in a brief public note. The message expresses gratitude to the community and media for their backing.
A New York World cartoon criticizes postwar policy, arguing Americans sacrificed independence and traditions to aid Europe after WWI. The author recalls large wartime debts, food and grain shipments, loans, and support to Russia, contending true sacrifice was restraint from entangling alliances.
The author argues that advice on raising children often assumes ample time and money, which many families lack. With five children, they speak from experience and note how economic constraints shape parenting. They warn against making children act like adults and emphasize diverse home conditions that future leaders come from.
The Slug argues parents must model proper conduct to guide children ages five to fifteen. It stresses avoiding prideful tales of past mischief and the need to teach respect for adults and responsible behavior. Emphasizes reverence for spiritual values in a Christian United States context.
A string of social calls and visits across Britt Garner Buffalo Center Crystal Lake and surrounding towns. Individuals named include Sam Barron Gertrude Dean J H Bode Misa Pannhuk and Marg Dean among others. The Woden-Sitonkeall team beat Love Rock in a close game at Love Rock.
Belmonte and Suinlay hosts pair up for a June 11 game with Woden at the Laval Diamond. Attendees planned to be present. Ernest Senne served as waiter in Britt Monday. C G Cunningham and John Haan traveled to Fairmont Minnesota. Osear H. Wench of Garner visited Friday. Carl Veer and Harmina Pannkunk stopped at Clear Lake. Weekly movies promised every Wednesday and Saturday. Local turnout to Lone Rock ball game this week. Earl Braddock of Mason City visited en route to Minnesota. Maud Ray returned home after a year of teaching. Relatives visited near Forest City Sunday. Berniece Cunningham returned after a week in Marshalltown. Mrs U Ludeking and family shopped in Forest City Wednesday. Lois Bushman returned from a two week visit to Dows. Sam Barron and daughter Zella visited Buffalo Center Monday. George Breen visited Titonka Sunday. William Gusson family of Buffalo Center visited Robert Debryn home Sunday.
Port land residents head to the polls with pencil in hand as results approach. Local social notes record visits from Dorsey, Mansmith, Leek, and Munson families. Tuberculosis tests show cattle results and decorations day activities in Burt and surrounding towns.
Mrs. H P Christensen hosted relatives and friends for a birthday anniversary dinner last Sunday. The Doan Ladies Aid society announced an ice cream social to be held at the A building, inviting the community to attend.
The Dean area reports a busy slate with Sunday School picnic planned for June 10 at the Frank Ward home and Children s Day on June 18 featuring baptismal services. Members travel for summer school Cedar Falls and visits include Adrian Castler from Algona. Twin boys Henry Jacob and Andrew Peter born to Mr and Mrs Otto Hartgar.
Burt Stems Mr and Mrs Gordon French plan to live in Fort Dodge Drake courses finish Miss Ruth Kearns Helen Barrickman Tressie Ringsdorf attend summer school Cedar Falls Lillian Maung returns from Iowa City Lora Lewik comes from Mt. Vernon Mrs Trina Wiese Rosa visit Harlan former residents Loyd Huffman returns from Spirit Lake to teach next year Ladies Aid met at church Mr Polhemus builds a garage Birth announced George Manus Northwood Matilda Ward visits Texas Decoration Day observed at M E church Hefler hosts birthday gathering Worden family and friends visit Kansas City bound Gene Godden visits before leaving for a run.
In Black Hawk county a field planted last fall after liming now has a perfect stand, previously unsuited for alfalfa. H. W. Warner of Iowa State College notes this Black Hawk county field is among the best alfalfa sites in the Midwest after liming.
A Mississippi of soil notes confirms alfalfa thrives on limed soil in Iowa. On May 24 growth reached 15 to 20 inches with dark green color. Drainage and fertility management are key, with inoculation often required and phosphate aiding yields. lime guidance available from the Ames soils department.
The Iowa State College farm crops department says buckwheat can grow in most Iowa regions and serves as an emergency crop when other grains fail. It matures in 9 to 12 weeks, should be seeded late June to early July, and performs on poorer soils with proper drainage. Varieties include Silver Hull and Japanese, with Japanese yielding more but Silver Hull maturing earlier.
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