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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1941

Page

3

Titonka Topic newspaper subscription rates and policies

Watered at the Post Office in Titonka Iowa five cent master. Subscriptions are $2.50 per year in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, $2.00 outside, $2.50 to Canada and foreign countries. County and Titonka subscriptions are continuous unless subscriber gives notice or publisher acts. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless renewed or extended by arrangement.

Titonka Iowa Kossuth County Rossuth County Canada

Economic High Lights on War Aisle and Aid Debate

In 1940 41 Americans shift from strict neutrality to broad support for aiding Britain and possible war involvement. Public opinion favors helping Britain while political leaders endorse lend lease despite opposition. Willkie’s trip to England boosts support for aid policy as Franklin D Roosevelt and other leaders align with aiding Britain.

Europe England Moses Britain Congress Wendell Willkie Willkie Hogland Foosevel Iter

Rise of Taxes and Lend-Lease Cost in Coming Budget

The piece discusses strong anti fascist sentiment in the United States toward Mussolini and the dictators while warning of an impending imperial policy. It notes Treasury uncertainty on tax proposals until spring, estimated costs of lend-lease plus rearmament, and possible higher direct and indirect taxes. It considers a national sales tax as a revenue option to cover the arms bill.

Mussolini England Treasury

Woden News social notes from Britt and surrounding area

Moves and visits across Britt, Des Moines, Mason City, and Crystal Lake are recorded. Mr. and Mrs. Atzen relocate to Britt for elevator manager duties, while Mr. Kuchenreuther and family plan Detroit. Local gatherings feature Eastern Star, Methodist ladies aid, Catholic guild, bridge, 600, and birthday celebrations.

Ben Atzen Britt Atzen Hol Wood Myr Kenneth ‘Kuchenreuther Dettroit Mich Kuchenreather Walter Dirksen Marjorie Des Moines State House Johnny Sievers Carl Watson Dorothy Mason City Myrs Glen Johnson Larry Ole Ae Hanna W. L. Tindall J. Johnson Eastern Star Alina Eisenmann California Theo. Fredrickson Methodist Ladies Aid Catholic Ladies Guild Woden Herman Bode Corwith Bill Ryan Titonka William Orthel Henry Meyer Hazel Scout Dave Smith Garner Sam

Woden School News March Moves and Class Updates

John Johnson transfers to Britt and John Riekenathus to Crystal Lake after moves. Norman Abbas and Carolyn Bungeath earn fifty word per minute typing awards. Amateur and novice teams start, to enter the district commercial contest in Buffalo Center in early April. Intramural volleyball to run between basketball and baseball seasons. Economics class studies machine impacts on production and labor. stock market declines bring grave financial losses to class members. Wall Street Journal notes 5.7 percent average dividends on leading issues. Home economics girls finish sweaters and order more yarn. English 1X begins As You Like It as Henry DéWaard returns from six weeks illness. Henry is a sophomore.

John Johnson John Mriekenga Britt John Riekenathus Crystal Lake Norman Abbas Carolyn Bungeath Buffalo Center Wall Street Journal Home Economics Club Henry DéWaard Henry

Kanawha Hand Woden a 29 20 Defeat in Severn Conference

Kanawha led by Dennis handed the Woden Bitzkriegers a 29 20 loss last Friday in the Severn Eagles Conference battle for fourth. Johnny Rudisill topped Woden with six points, Kenneth Buns added five, while Woden showed strong past performance against Kanawha with eight wins, two losses in the prior four years.

Woden Bitzkriegern Kanawha Severn Eagles Dennis Tohnny Rudisill Kenneth Buns Waden Kanawha Basketeers

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Swan Furniture Funeral Home Kenneth W. Swan W. F. Hamatreet M. D Fytonka Pierre Sartor Itonka H. I. Torgersen Titanka Roy C. Ball Titanka, Ta Gus Frederickson Woden, Ta Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor Keil Titania, Ia W. L Tindall D. C Osteopathic Horace S. Beemer Forester J. L. Bonar Iowa State Bank Bldg Algona L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law Quinby Algona, Ia van Ness Brunson Attorneys-at-Law Holes Algona, In Maurice C. McMahon Jelse Quarton and Miller County Savings Bank Bldg Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders Titonka, Iowa Hoff Jim Dandy Algona Rendering CO Watkins A. C. Bierstedt Rural Watkins Dealer Dial Lakota Earl Ward Rural Watkins Wesley Frank D. Fisher Frank Clark NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ASSOCIATION AGATE Woden News Smith Ledyard Lisle Smith Luther Larson Patty Darnon W. J. Tindall Lake Park Lucille Walton Emeralda Kruse Buffalo Center High School Rey Henry Kruse Dick Hart Mary Frieda Brass Harold Ludeking Waukon Dale Rittenhouse Ted Gerdes Henry Scheluger Miller Woden School News S.C. W. Leghorns S. C. R. Leghorns Anconas Wyandaettes White Giants Minorca Red Cross Kozy Houses Hamilton Hatchery Our Swea City Towa Marcens Helm Arlene Monson Elaine Saathoff Grace Smith Bonnie Thorn Charles Valley Billy Wood Marilyn Lath Virginia Monson Grace van Hoorn Colleen Callins David Trusson John Smith Doreen Tegtmeyer Bobby Gerdes Kyle Doege Robert Johnson Goodell Mtonka Klemme Wealey Hayfield Leland Lee Ae Tyke Theatre Chas. Starrett James Stewart and Rosalind Russell Newton Peters Sexton Burt McCormick Emerson Hays McCormick-Deering Hamilton L. A. Matern Burt Savings Bank
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