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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

5

Newville Buys Building on Main Street for Post Office

Newville has purchased the Budlong building on the west side of Main Street to house the post office starting around July 1. Dr. Beck of the Title-Way store will relocate. Mrs. Newville may receive her commission this week, and the rear room will be used as a home for the Jayvilles, keeping them near work.

Ath Newville Pudlang He Parthalomen P Main Street Hv, Newville Tia Post Office Beck Tilte-Way

Partial Release For Corn Under Seal By Government

Farmers who stored ear corn under a single warehouse certificate may obtain a partial release by paying 47 cents per bushel for the amount they wish to release. The Commodity Credit Corporation grants this under supervision, with required notice to the local seal inspector and authorization through local lending agencies. Availability noted in states including Illinois, Nebraska, Ohio, Kansas, and others.

AAA Immodity Credit Corporation Agricultural Commodity Loan Agency Commodity ‘Credit Corporfon Oy Tthe Bank Reconstruction Mnan Corporation Nunodity Credit Corporation Comodity Credit Corporation Migle Warehouse Calor Nebraska Ohio Andana Kansaa

Briardale Store at Woden Announces Closing Out Sale

Announcement of the Briardale Store closing out sale at Woden with bills to follow. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tuttle visiting from California to see sister Telko Seltdema and family. Newlyweds J. E. Bleleh returned from Chicago after World’s Fair week and a dance at the Coliseum for about two hundred friends.

Woden J. E Bleleh Chispent

Teachers Named At Special School Board Meeting

At a special meeting of the school board held Monday evening in the school building, Miss Florence Holt of Forest City was elected to teach the 5th grade replacing Miss Lulu Lewick of Burt who resigned. Miss Dorothy Haviland of Fort Dodge was chosen for the 2nd grade in place of Miss Ruth Mayberry who resigned.

Florence Holt Forest City Lulu Lewick Burt Dorothy Haviland Fort Dodge Ruth Mayberry

Attorneys to Attend State Bar Meeting at Waterloo

Attorneys J D Lawes Donald Hutchison and Theodore Hutchison will attend the state bar meeting at Waterloo Thursday and Friday this week with Theodore Hutchison on the program for an address entitled Parole Evidence.

J. D. Lawes Donald Theodore Hutchison State Bar Waterloo

Reverend Faul Plans Fishing Vacation at Pelican Lake

Reverend Fremont Faul and family will leave Monday for Nis swau Brainard for a week of vacation and fishing. Reverend Mullemann arranged use of a cottage and boat on Pelican Lake, Faul accepted, expecting low trip costs as he is an avid first class fisherman.

Fremont Faul Nisswau Tear Brainard Mullemann Faul Pelican Lake

Hamstreet Family Returns From Eastern Trip

Dr and Mrs W F Hamstreet and family traveled home from Pittsburg Pa Cleveland and Chicago after visiting Mrs Hamstreets parents and attending a National Medical Association meeting in Cleveland and the Fair in Chicago they arrived Sunday night reporting a fine visit and good time.

W. F. Hamstreet Pittsburg

Farmers Selling Corn in Algona Amid High Prices

In Algona a large number of farmers sell their stored corn to repay government loans. At 48 cents per bushel or higher the sale would cover the loan, interest, and related expenses, leaving excess funds.

Algona

Lutheran Church Notes On District Meeting Attendees

Rev A Killan and Rev H W Schoenlein attended the Minnie Hote district meeting of the American Lutheran church in St Paul Minnesota. Luther League meets Sunday at 7 30 p m. Children’s Day planned next Sunday with 60 children in a mission program and a talk on missionary work. Parishioners to bring filled baskets for after service reception. Bible School to run Thursday to Saturday at 8 20 a m with all child participants to attend next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 30 a m. Sunday School 9 80 a m next Sunday. Children’s Day service 10 30 Luther League evening at 9 30

A. Killan H. W.schoenlein Minnie- Hote American Lutheran Church St. Paul Luther Colllge Minn Luther League Bible School Childrens Qiao

Funeral journey highlights Montana drought and relief needs

Herman Nordmat of Wesley township described a May western Montana trip with Pale Greeneld and Dick Greenfield to attend Dick Nordman’s funeral in Freid Montana. He spoke of widespread drought in Montana and North Dakota, farms abandoned, sand storms, and many families moving to Minnesota and other states. relief funds are needed as government aid flows in.

Herman Nordmat Wesley Township Tople Montana Pale Green Herman North Dakota Minnesota Northwest Rita Javers Sioux Falls Dick Greenfield Castlewood South Dakota

Corn Hog Sign-up Dates To Be Announced Soon

County Allotment Committee works on adjusting contracts for the Corn Hog program and plans final sign-up meetings later this week across the county. After sign-up is completed farmers expect prompt checks from Washington with little delay.

Washington

County Board Proceedings Report On Drain Repairs And Permits

At the county board meeting Supervisor Cosgrove was appointed to repair drain 99. Helken and McDonald received appointments to repair drains 80 85 and 102 and 114 respectively. A widow's pension was granted to Mrs Bertha Dirksen. A cigarette selling permit was issued to Sidney Wallburg and a class C beer permit to Cecil O Baalley of Seneca. An open ditch right of way covering 2.2 acres in drain 4 was granted to J F Menke of Bancroft. Personal property valuations were adjusted with 1 year old Seneca Colts down 18 percent and 2 year old Springheld Colts down 16 percent.

Cosgrove Bertha, Dirksen Sidney Wallburg Helken J. F. Menke Bancroft Cecil O. Baalley Seneca McDonald

Will Entertain M. EB Aid at Ladies Aid Meeting

The Ladies Aid of the church invites all to attend next Wednesday's gathering. Mesdames Bacon and Blakeley will entertain guests. The notice also notes lively commentary on Iowa politics post primary, including a critique by Howard Rann of Manchester about Dan Turney. The piece reflects local sentiment and media discussion.

M. EB Church Mesdames Bacon Blakeley Iowa Dan Turney Howard Rann Manchester Calflesh Warshiper Rain Turner Will Rogers

Employment On The Upgrade In Iowa District

The National Re-employment Service led by district manager T. A. Trauger and Miss Layreng ig Algmia placed twenty men and five women in work last week. In the district 103 men and 9 women obtained jobs. May state figures show 8,777 jobs secured for Iowa purple. Trauger and Miss Laugent attended a district meeting at Spirit Lake this Wednesday.

National T. A. Trauger Layreng Ig Algmia Iowa Purple Mr. Trauger Misa Laugent Spirit Lake

Stork Delivers Baby Ford Near Cassel en route to Minneapolis

Walter and Mrs Ford of Cassel were traveling to Minneapolis when the stork arrived early near Howard Lake. A baby Ford, a girl, was born in a hotel where a doctor was summoned. Mother and child are reported as getting along nicely.

Howard Lake Walter Ford Cassel Minneapolis Elmare Tye

May Ruan Independent Sheriff Candidacy in Koguuth County

May Ruan runs for sheriff in Koguuth County on the Independent ticket. Unclear details from W. Fl. Rickless line and the Imared note. No definite decision disclosed.

May Ruan W. Fl Rickless Imared Koguuth County

Corn-Hog Sign-Up Dates Near for Kossuth County

The Kossuth county sign up will be announced soon with details for Owner-Producer Tenant-Producer and changes of ownership. Producers should bring leases and exact landlord names addresses and prepare court orders and power of attorney as required to sign contracts.

the _nderson

Power of Attorney process for corn hog contracts in Algona Iowa

Instructions outline that blanks for power of attorney are available at the Corn Hog office in Algona Iowa. Partnerships must have all members sign contracts or designate an attorney in fact via a properly executed Power of Attorney. The notice emphasizes advance prep, proper cooperation, and avoiding delays by informing the Hosyth County Control Association in writing.

Algona Iowa Eadh Gery Hossyth County Control Association

Special Crops and Local Gardeners Twenty Years Ago

The writer recalls a past special crops program focusing on ginseng and other crops. Fred Schmidt, owner of the Bmidt Ginseng Farm, previously profited from muskrats and skunks, and a muskrat farm was offered at $100 per acre. The piece mentions Dr. Hamstreet, Dr. Sartor, Dr. Ball, J. D. Breen, Chas. Cooper, Otto Falk, Supt. Hoon, and local gardeners, noting weed control and town gardening habits.

Fred Schmidt New York Fred Hamstreet Sartor Ball Sean J. D. Breen Mr. Breen Chas. Cooper Otto Falk Cooper Frank Hagen Bing

Visit to Cadet Wisconsin by Schram Ama and Tryon

Mrs August Schram and her sister Mrs Chas Ama with Miss Myrtle Ama and Miss Wilma Tryon depart Tuesday for Cadet Wisconsin. They will visit their aunt Mrs Alzina Daniels who is ill after a stroke and living with Mrs Richards. They expect to return late this week.

Cadet Wisconsin August Schram Chas. Ama Myrtle Ama Misa Wilma Tryon

Joint Boards Meet in Emmetsburg Saturday to Act on Road Petition

The Palo Alto and Kossuth county boards will hold a joint meeting in Emmetsburg on Saturday June 30 to act on road petition No 28Kossuth and 192 Palo Alto. At the Kossuth board’s last meeting the assessed value of Mrs Hirza Lindays hotel in Bancroft was cut by 450 dollars due to removal of a barn.

Boards of Supervisors Palo Alto Kossuth Emmetsburg Kossuth Board Hirza Lindsay Bancroft Moet Deaty

Unusual Sunlight Sets Car Interior Ablaze

Carl England, Red Wing, parked his auto in front of a store. Returning, he found the sun’s rays burned through the windshield and ignited the upholstery. Similar heat later caused pavement near LaVerne’s public library to buckle and rise over 140 degrees above normal.

Cae Tt Carl England Red Wing Bett Wa Auto LaVerne Kilmore Eye

Tennis Club Plans Back Stop At Local Court

Titanka Tennis Club officers decide to erect a back-stop at the local tennis court next week. The court is in excellent shape for the season and members, especially the ladies, anticipate enjoyment. 1934 membership fees are due before June 24. new members may contact Carl H. Cattles or Maurice Kell.

Titanka Tennis

Mason City couple visit Callies home for weekend

Mr and Mrs J Thompson of Mason City visited Sunday at the Callies home in Winny Krueger returned to Titonka from St Paul with her brother George and family who stayed at the parental home over the weekend.

Fourth of July at Algona Fair Grounds Big Midwestern Show

The Fourth of July celebration at Algona Fair Grounds features twenty professional acts including Bart Clinton, The Six DeCardes, Billy Reid & Company, The Three Riskas, Pour LaVernes, and Tour Montfort Sisters. Added are horse races, a model T Ford race, mute race, pony races, and two ball games Titouka vs St. Joy. The event is financed by Theatre-Duffield Company of Chicago and promises a larger midway with corglands country stores and displays amid a revived economy.

Algona Bart Clinton Billy Reid & Company Three Riskas Pour LaVernes Tour Montfort Asdl Theatle-Duffield Company Chicago Midwy Middle West Kossuth

Methodist Church Notes and Budget Balancing Supper

Thursday evening the church hosts the Chiron Budget Balancing Supper. At o'clock Rev Muhleman will give a program of motion pictures from his trip through the southern mountains. Come early for supper so everything can be wrapped up by eight. Services next Sunday morning at the usual time. Mesdames Leonard Callies and Merence Reasor with children were Algona business visitors Sunday.

Chiron Muhleman

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