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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
2
The piece argues prosperity fosters risk taking and debt, warning that rising and falling prices disrupt trade. It urges individuals and businesses to build reserves to stabilize the economy, noting that stability requires prudent saving and self reliance during boom and bust cycles.
The text urges everyone to sweep in front of their door and invest in sound bonds and securities. It emphasizes reserves as protection for dependents in emergencies and as a community safeguard against low mood. Now is the time to establish reserves and ensure good pay.
Attorney General Ben J. Gibson rules that the Tuck Law does not affect contracts made prior to July 4 1923. He says expenditures contracted before that date for county activities are exempt from the act and may be paid by warrants or funded as legally payable from the county general fund.
The Wesley News-World notes extreme conditions prevented Toney from visiting law towns last Sunday. It predicts next Sunday may bring heavy precipitation of bullfrogs and snapping turtles, threatening attendance again.
Woden residents host and visit across Algona Titonka Britt and Forest City with many calling at homes. Events include Junior Baseball Club picnic, local baseball game a 19 to 8 victory over Garner, kin visits to and from Ray Valley Hazle Valley and Haze Valley, theater shows Shame Woman in His House and Pardon My Nerve, and a Baby girl born to Mertz family.
Last Sunday morning we had the finest program thanks to Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Bode who worked faithfully with the children. Next Sunday the pastor has two subjects Prayer in the morning and The Mind of Jesus in the evening. Sunday School plans a picnic and Supt. Marr will elect a committee next Sunday. We invite you to attend our services if you are not affiliated elsewhere.
Mrs Chas Missman travels Tuesday to Alexander to care for her ailing mother. Frank and Adolph Mongon plowed corn for Palmer Darby last week. Missman’s mother is in care of the household duties during the absence. Lloyd Rudisid and Ch A painted the Gormay church.
Harry McElroy visited C. J. Monson. Miller Bros assisted Thos Orme dy with hauling. Joe Simona the traveling horseman toured Forest City route and visited Wm Kirachbaum. Raymond McCall called on Charley Monson. The German Lutheran church near Woden held a well attended mission feast. Bobby Missman returned home for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Palmer Dubby left for Roland to visit relatives. Myrtle McCall called on Miseman. C J Mongan and son John took a trip to Buffalo Center for a growth on his face operation with blood poisoning risk.
In a teaching tone the piece urges reverence for the American flag as a symbol of heart and ideals. It condemns using the flag as mere decoration and calls for education so all citizens honor the flag with the utmost respect. The article also notes local visits and community life, including George Eden’s remodeled farmhouse and a Falls City area social.
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